Agamemnon

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Aeschylus, recognized as the father of tragedy, significantly shaped the genre with his surviving works, which are crucial for understanding ancient Greek drama. As the earliest of the three major tragedians, his influence is foundational, providing insights into earlier theatrical traditions. Despite the loss of most of his estimated seventy to ninety plays, the seven that remain offer a profound glimpse into the themes and styles that defined early tragedy.