Editing Euripides (section)

===Extant plays===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Estimated chronological order
! Play
! Date BC
! Prize
! Lineage
! Resolutions
! Genre (and notes)
|-
| ''[[Alcestis (play)|Alcestis]]''
| 438
| 2nd
| '''S'''
| 6.2
| tragedy with elements of a [[satyr play]]
|-
| ''[[Medea (play)|Medea]]''
| 431
| 3rd
| '''S'''
| 6.6
| tragedy
|-
| ''[[Children of Heracles|Heracleidae]]''
| {{circa|430}}
|
| '''A'''
| 5.7
| political/patriotic drama
|-
| ''[[Hippolytus (play)|Hippolytus]]''
| 428
| 1st
| '''S'''
| 4.3
| tragedy
|-
| ''[[Andromache (play)|Andromache]]''
| {{circa|425}}
|
| '''S'''
| 11.3
| tragedy (not produced in Athens)<ref name="Harvard University Press">{{cite book |last1=Kovacs |first1=David |title=Euripides, Vol. I: Cyclops, Alcestis, Medea |date=1994 |publisher=Harvard University Press |page=17}}</ref>
|-
| ''[[Hecuba (play)|Hecuba]]''
| {{circa|424}}
|
| '''S'''
| 12.7
| tragedy
|-
| ''[[The Suppliants (Euripides)|The Suppliants]]''
| {{circa|423}}
|
| '''A'''
| 13.6
| political/patriotic drama
|-
| ''[[Electra (Euripides)|Electra]]''
| {{circa|420}}
|
| '''A'''
| 16.9
| engages "untragically" with the traditional myth and with other dramatizations of it<ref name="Justina Gregory 2005 page 254"/>
|-
| ''[[Herakles (Euripides)|Herakles]]''
| {{circa|416}}
|
| '''A'''
| 21.5
| tragedy
|-
| ''[[The Trojan Women]]''
| 415
| 2nd
| '''S'''
| 21.2
| tragedy
|-
| ''[[Iphigenia in Tauris]]''
| {{circa|414}}
|
| '''A'''
| 23.4
| romantic drama
|-
| ''[[Ion (play)|Ion]]''
| {{circa|413}}<ref name="Harvard University Press"/>
|
| '''A'''
| 25.8
| romantic drama
|-
| ''[[Helen (play)|Helen]]''
| 412
|
| '''A'''
| 27.5
| romantic drama
|-
| ''[[Phoenician Women]]''
| {{circa|410}}
|2nd
| '''S'''
| 25.8
| tragedy (extensive interpolations)
|-
| ''[[Orestes (play)|Orestes]]''
| 408
|
| '''S'''
| 39.4
| tragedy
|-
| ''[[The Bacchae|Bacchae]]''
| 405
| 1st
| '''S'''
| 37.6
| tragedy (posthumously produced)
|-
| ''[[Iphigenia in Aulis]]''
| 405
| 1st
| '''A'''
| 34.7
| tragedy (posthumously produced with extensive interpolations)
|-
| ''[[Rhesus (play)|Rhesus]]''
| ?
|
| '''S'''
| 8.1
| tragedy (authorship disputed)
|-
| ''[[Cyclops (play)|Cyclops]]''
| ?
|
| '''A'''
|
| satyr play (the only fully extant example of this genre)
|}
Key:
:'''Date''' indicates date of first production.
:'''Prize''' indicates a place known to have been awarded in festival competition.
:'''Lineage''': '''S''' denotes plays surviving from a 'Select' or 'School' edition, '''A''' plays surviving from an 'Alphabetical' edition<ref name="PLPE lx"/>{{emdash}}see [[Euripides#Transmission|Transmission]] above for details.
:'''Resolutions''': Number of resolved feet per 100 trimeters, Ceadel's list<ref>E.B.Ceadel, 'Resolved Feet in the Trimeters of Euripides', ''Classical Quarterly'' xxxv (1941), pp. 66–89</ref><ref>William Ritchie, ''The Authenticity of the Rhesus of Euripides'', Cambridge University Press (1964), p. 261</ref>{{emdash}}see [[Euripides#Chronology|Chronology]] above for details.
:'''Genre''': Generic orientation<ref>Justina Gregory, 'Euripidean Tragedy', in ''A Companion to Greek Tragedy'', Justina Gregory (ed.), Blackwell Publishing Ltd (2005), pp. 254–58</ref> (see 'Transmission' section) with additional notes in brackets.