Everything that survives

7 of his ~90 plays survive.

• ○ The Persians472 BC
• ○ Seven Against Thebes467 BC
• ○ The Suppliantsc. 463 BC
• ○ Agamemnon458 BC
• ○ The Libation Bearers458 BC
• ○ The Eumenides458 BC
• ○ Prometheus Bound †date unkn.

7 of his ~123 plays survive.

• ○ Ajaxc. 445 BC
• ○ Antigonec. 441 BC
• ○ Women of Trachisc. 435 BC
• ○ Oedipus the Kingc. 429 BC
• ○ Electrac. 410 BC
• ○ Philoctetes409 BC
• ○ Oedipus at Colonus401 BC

11 of his ~40 plays survive.

• ○ The Acharnians425 BC
• ○ The Knights424 BC
• ○ The Clouds423 BC
• ○ The Wasps422 BC
• ○ Peace421 BC
• ○ The Birds414 BC
• ○ Lysistrata411 BC
• ○ Thesmophoriazusae411 BC
• ○ The Frogs405 BC
• ○ Ecclesiazusaec. 391 BC
• ○ Wealth388 BC

19 of his ~92 plays survive.

• ○ Alcestis438 BC
• ○ Medea431 BC
• ○ Children of Heraclesc. 430 BC
• ○ Hippolytus428 BC
• ○ Andromachec. 425 BC
• ○ Hecubac. 424 BC
• ○ The Suppliantsc. 423 BC
• ○ Electrac. 420 BC
• ○ Heraclesc. 416 BC
• ○ The Trojan Women415 BC
• ○ Iphigenia in Taurisc. 414 BC
• ○ Ionc. 413 BC
• ○ Helen412 BC
• ○ The Phoenician Womenc. 410 BC
• ○ Orestes408 BC
• ○ The Bacchae405 BC
• ○ Iphigenia at Aulis405 BC
• ○ Cyclopsdate unkn.
• ○ Rhesus †date unkn.

Nineteen survive because one volume of a complete edition came through — a stretch of the alphabet, saved together by accident.

• ○ The Iliadc. 750 BC
• ○ The Odysseyc. 700 BC

Everything survives — 27,803 lines. A miracle of copying.

1 of his ~108 plays survives.

• ○ Dyskolos316 BC

One complete play, recovered from a papyrus in 1952. The rest are fragments.