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===Lost and fragmentary plays=== The following plays have come down to us in fragmentary form, if at all. They are known through quotations in other works (sometimes as little as a single line); pieces of papyrus; partial copies in manuscript; part of a collection of hypotheses (or summaries); and through being parodied in the works of Aristophanes. Some of the fragments, such as those of ''[[Hypsipyle (play)|Hypsipyle]]'', are extensive enough to allow tentative reconstructions to be proposed. A two-volume selection from the fragments, with facing-page translation, introductions, and notes, was published by Collard, Cropp, Lee, and Gibert;<ref>{{cite book|last=Euripides|title=Selected Fragmentary Plays: Volume I|year=1995|editor1-last=Collard|editor1-first=C.|editor2-last=Cropp|editor2-first=M.J.|editor3-last=Lee|editor3-first=K.H.|publisher=Aris & Phillips|isbn=0-85668-619-0}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|last=Euripides|title=Selected Fragmentary Plays: Volume II|year=2005|editor1-last=Collard|editor1-first=C.|editor2-last=Cropp|editor2-first=M.J.|editor3-last=Gibert|editor3-first=J.|publisher=Aris & Phillips|isbn=0-85668-621-2}}</ref> as were two [[Loeb Classical Library]] volumes derived from them;<ref>{{cite book|last=Euripides|title=Fragments: Aegeus-Meleager (Loeb Classical Library No. 504)|year=2008|publisher=Harvard University Press|location=Cambridge, MA|isbn=978-0-674-99625-0}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|last=Euripides|title=Oedipus-Chrysippus & Other Fragments|year=2009|publisher=Harvard University Press|location=Cambridge, MA|isbn=978-0-674-99631-1}}</ref> and there are critical studies in T. B. L. Webster's older ''The Tragedies of Euripides'',<ref>{{cite book|last=Webster|first=T. B. L.|title=The Tragedies of Euripides|year=1967|publisher=Methuen|location=London|pages=316|oclc=000310026}}</ref> based on what were then believed to be the most likely reconstructions of the plays. The following lost and fragmentary plays can be dated, and are arranged in roughly chronological order: {{div col|colwidth=30em}} * ''[[Peliades]]'' (455 BC) * ''Telephus'' (438 BC with ''Alcestis'') * ''[[Alcmaeon in Psophis]]'' (438 BC with ''Alcestis'') * ''[[Cretan Women]]'' (438 with ''Alcestis'') * ''[[Cretans (Euripides)|Cretans]]'' ({{circa|435 BC}}) * ''[[Philoctetes (Euripides)|Philoctetes]]'' (431 BC with ''Medea'') * ''[[Dictys]]'' (431 BC with ''Medea'') * ''[[Theristai]]'' (''Reapers'', satyr play, 431 BC with ''Medea'') * ''[[Stheneboea]]'' (before 429 BC) * ''[[Bellerophon (play)|Bellerophon]]'' ({{circa|430 BC}}) * ''[[Merope (mythology)#Euripides' Cresphontes|Cresphontes]]'' ({{circa|425 BC}}) * ''[[Erechtheus]]'' (422 BC) * ''[[Phaethon (play)|Phaethon]]'' ({{circa|420 BC}}) * ''[[Wise Melanippe]]'' ({{circa|420 BC}}) * ''Alexandros'' (415 BC with ''Trojan Women'') * ''[[Palamedes (play)|Palamedes]]'' (415 BC with ''Trojan Women'') * ''[[Sisyphus fragment|Sisyphus]]'' (satyr play, 415 BC with ''Trojan Women'') * ''[[Captive Melanippe]]'' ({{circa|412 BC}}) * ''[[Andromeda (play)|Andromeda]]'' (412 BC with ''Helen'') * ''[[Antiope (play)|Antiope]]'' ({{circa|410 BC}}) * ''[[Archelaus (play)|Archelaus]]'' ({{circa|410 BC}}) * ''[[Hypsipyle (play)|Hypsipyle]]'' ({{circa|410 BC}}) * ''[[Alcmaeon in Corinth]]'' ({{circa|405 BC}}) Won first prize as part of a trilogy with ''[[The Bacchae]]'' and ''[[Iphigenia in Aulis]]'' {{div col end}} The following lost and fragmentary plays are of uncertain date, and are arranged in English alphabetical order. {{div col|colwidth=18em}} * ''[[Aegeus]]'' * ''[[Aeolus]]'' * ''[[Alcmene]]'' * ''[[Alope]]'', or ''[[Cercyon]]'' * ''[[Antigone (Euripides)|Antigone]]'' * ''[[Auge]]'' * ''[[Autolycus]]'' * ''[[Busiris (play)|Busiris]]'' * ''[[Cadmus]]'' * ''[[Chrysippus (play)|Chrysippus]]'' * ''[[Danae]]'' * ''[[Epeius]]'' * ''[[Eurystheus]]'' * ''[[Hippolytus (play)|Hippolytus Veiled]]'' * ''[[Ino (mythology)|Ino]]'' * ''[[Ixion]]'' * ''[[Lamia (play)|Lamia]]'' * ''[[Licymnius]]'' * ''[[Meleager]]'' * ''[[Mysians]]'' * ''[[Oedipus (Euripides)|Oedipus]]'' * ''[[Oeneus]]'' * ''[[Oenomaus]]'' * ''[[Peirithous]]'' * ''[[Peleus]]'' * ''[[Phoenix (Euripides)|Phoenix]]'' * ''[[Phrixus]]'' * ''[[Pleisthenes]]'' * ''[[Polyidus]]'' * ''[[Protesilaus]]'' * ''[[Rhadamanthys]]'' * ''[[Sciron]]'' * ''[[Scyrians]]'' * ''[[Syleus]]'' * ''[[Temenidae]]'' * ''[[Temenos]]'' * ''[[Tennes]]'' * ''[[Theseus]]'' * ''[[Thyestes]]'' {{div col end}}
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