athens-competition-plays

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1	Tragic poets in clasical Athens								Repository:
2									http://acrosswalls.org/datasets/
3									Version: 1.0
4	5th-century plays by tragic poets other than Aeschylus, Sophicles, and Euripides						415
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9	lid	tragic poet	plays	first performance	last performance	birth	death	poet notes	sources
10	10	Astydamas the Elder	240	398				4th century; son of Morsimus son of Philocles; was 15 times victorious; inscriptions mention the performance of his tragedies in 348,342, and 341	from various sources; most helpful
11	3	Sophocles	123	470	409				http://www.theoi.com/Text/ListTragedians.html
12	21	Neophron of Sicyon	120						http://www.perseus.tufts.edu
13	24	Pilocles the Elder	100					contemporary of Euripides
14	2	Euripides	92	456	407				Suda On Line
15	1	Aeschylus	76	499	458				http://www.stoa.org/sol
16	8	Aristarchus of Tegea	70					fifth century
17	16	Iophon of Athens	50	428	405			other years as well; son of Sophocles	I categorize four tragic poets as sixth-century poets: Thespis of Attica, Choerilus of Athens, Phrynichus of Athens, and Pratinas of Philius.
18	4	Ion of Chios	45	452	428
19	5	Achaeus of Eretria	30			484	405
20	20	Morychus	11					contemporary of Aristophanes
21	22	Nicomachus of Phrygia	11					contemporary of Euripides
22	7	Agathon of Athens	4			447	400
23	6	Acestor of Sacas
24	9	Aristias of Philius
25	11	Carcinus the Elder
26	12	Critias of Athens
27	13	Euphorion of Athens
28	14	Euripides the Younger
29	15	Hieronymus of Athens
30	17	Melanthius
31	18	Meletus of Athens
32	19	Morsimus of Athens
33	23	Nothippus
34	25	Pythangelus
35	26	Sthenelus
36	27	Theognis of Athens
37	28	Timesitheus
38	29	Tomotheus of Miletus
39	30	Xenocles the Elder
40		Xenophanes