— aeschylus

• prometheus bound
• seven against thebes
• the oresteia
  • agamemnon
  • the libation bearers (choephoroi)
  • the eumenides
• the persians
• the suppliants
  • the danaids
  • the egyptians
  • the suppliants

— euripides

• drama
  • electra
  • helen
  • heracleidae
  • ion
  • iphigenia in tauris
  • the suppliants
• satyr play
  • cyclops
• tragedy
  • alcestis
  • andromache
  • bacchae
  • hecuba
  • heracles
  • hippolytus
  • iphigenia at aulis
  • medea
  • orestes
  • phoenician women
  • rhesus
  • the trojan women

— sophocles

• ajax
• electra
• philoctetes
• the theban plays
  • oedipus rex
  • oedipus at colonus
  • antigone
• the women of trachis

— ovid

• amores ("the loves")
• ars amatoria ("the art of love")
• consolatio ad liviam ("consolation to livia")
• epistulae ex ponto ("letters from the black sea")
• fasti ("the festivals")
• halieutica ("on fishing")
• heroides ("the heroines")
• ibis ("the ibis")
• medicamina faciei femineae ("women's facial cosmetics")
• metamorphoses ("transformations")
• nux ("the walnut tree")
• remedia amoris ("the cure for love")
• somnium ("the dream")
• tristia ("sorrows")

— hesiod

• shield of heracles
• theogony
• works and days

— homer

• the iliad
• the odyssey

— aristophanes

• ecclesiazusae or the assemblywomen; (ἐκκλησιάζουσαι ekklesiazousai) c. 392 bc
• lysistrata (λυσιστράτη lysistrate) 411 bc
• peace (εἰρήνη eirene; latin: pax) first version, 421 bc
• the acharnians (ἀχαρνεῖς akharneis; attic ἀχαρνῆς; acharnenses) 425 bc
• the birds (ὄρνιθες ornithes; latin: aves) 414 bc
• the clouds (νεφέλαι nephelai; latin: nubes); original 423 bc, uncompleted revised version from 419 bc – 416 bc survives
• the frogs (βάτραχοι batrakhoi; latin: ranae) 405 bc
• the knights (ἱππεῖς hippeis; attic ἱππῆς; latin: equites) 424 bc
• the wasps (σφῆκες sphekes; latin: vespae) 422 bc
• thesmophoriazusae or the women celebrating the thesmophoria (θεσμοφοριάζουσαι thesmophoriazousai) first version c.411 bc
• wealth (πλοῦτος ploutos; latin plutus) second version, 388 bc

— virgil

• appendix vergiliana
• the aeneid
• the eclogues (or bucolics)
• the georgics

— dante alighieri

• convivio ("the banquet")
• de vulgari eloquentia ("on the eloquence of vernacular")
• la vita nuova ("the new life")
• monarchia
• the divine comedy
  • hell (inferno)
  • paradise (paradiso)
  • purgatory (purgatorio)

— lucian of samosata

• true history
• dialogues of the dead
• dialogues of the gods
• dialogues of the courtesans
• alexander the false prophet
• sale of creeds
• philopseudes

— pindar

• the odes

— orestes and pylades

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orestes
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pylades