The Trojan Women – Full Audiobook | Euripides | Classic Greek Drama

The Trojan Women by Euripides – Full Audiobook (Edward P. Coleridge Translation) brings to life one of the most powerful and heartbreaking tragedies of Ancient Greek literature. Set in the aftermath of the fall of Troy, this devastating drama follows the fate of the captured Trojan women—Hecuba, Cassandra, Andromache, and Helen—as they await their enslavement by the victorious Greeks. Euripides delivers an unforgettable anti-war masterpiece that exposes the cost of conflict through the voices of its victims.

This complete unabridged audiobook is presented in the classic English translation by Edward P. Coleridge, preserving the emotional depth, poetic beauty, and dramatic intensity of the original Greek play. The Trojan Women remains one of the most influential tragedies ever written, studied in schools, universities, and enjoyed by lovers of classic literature worldwide.

Ideal for fans of Greek mythology, ancient history, classical drama, philosophy, and tragic theatre, this audiobook offers a profound listening experience filled with sorrow, dignity, and moral reflection on war, suffering, and human resilience.

🎧 Listen, relax, and immerse yourself in a timeless masterpiece of world literature.

Chapters:
00:00 Part 1
20:06 Part 2
41:37 Part 3
1:00:51 Part 4

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