A collection of plays by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides, translated into English by Frederick Apthorp Paley in the mid-19th century. The plays, which include such classics as 'Medea', 'Hippolytus', and 'Electra', are known for their complex characters, intense emotional drama, and sophisticated use of language. Paley's translations are highly regarded for their accuracy and faithfulness to the original Greek.

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