From the 470s B.C., Aeschylus’s earliest surviving work has this title: he’d fought them repeatedly in the preceding years
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From the 470s B.C., Aeschylus’s earliest surviving work has this title: he’d fought them repeatedly in the preceding years
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The Final Jeopardy Answer is: The Persians
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Aeschylus’s earliest surviving work from the 470s B.C. is titled “The Persians.” This play is significant because it is based on Aeschylus’s own experiences, as he had fought against the Persians in the years leading up to its writing. “The Persians” is unique in Greek tragedy for being based on recent historical events rather than mythological themes, offering insight into the Greco-Persian Wars from the perspective of the vanquished Persians.
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