Euripides’ Tragedy is not just a collection of ancient Greek dramas, but a living and powerful immersion into the depths of the human soul, into the conflict between fate and freedom, between duty and passion. This book is a real treasure for those who are looking not only for classical literature, but also for universal themes that are relevant in our time. It contains the most vivid and dramatic works of the great playwright, whose name has become synonymous with tragedy, and creativity - an example of high art. Euripides, an author whose plays have had a huge impact on the development of world drama, is known for his innovative approach to plots and characters. In "Tragedy", he reveals to the reader complex moral dilemmas, internal conflicts of the characters and tragic fates that cause deep reflections on the nature of human weakness and perseverance. Each play is a separate story, filled with passion, betrayal, a thirst for revenge and redemption. At their center are the fates of heroes facing insurmountable circumstances, which makes these works eternal and relevant. This book is ideal for lovers of classical literature, connoisseurs of drama and those who are interested in the history of the ancient world. It will be of interest to readers aged 16 and older, especially those who are looking for works that evoke strong emotions and make them think about the meaning of life, about morality and about the place of a person in the world. Fans of philosophical reflection, historians, students of humanities and all those who appreciate deep psychology, will find in Euripides’ “Tragedy” an inexhaustible source of inspiration and new ideas. The themes raised in this book are not only man's encounter with fate, but also an exploration of the nature of power, love, betrayal, and divine intervention. Euripides masterfully shows how personal tragedies are intertwined with large-scale historical events, creating a bright kaleidoscope of human passions and moral dilemmas. His works raise important questions about justice, responsibility and fate, which makes them relevant in the modern context. Euripides' style is a combination of poetics, psychological depth, and dramatic tension. His plays are distinguished by a wealth of images, vivid characters and masterful use of dialogues that make the viewer or reader plunge into the atmosphere of tragedy. "Tragedy" feels his unique approach to revealing the inner world of the characters, their weaknesses and virtues, which makes each play alive and memorable. If you are already familiar with other works of Euripides, such as Medea, Phaedra or Hippolyte, then this book will be a real discovery for you, allowing you to look at his work from a new perspective. And if you are just beginning to get acquainted with ancient dramaturgy, Euripides’ “Tragedy” will reveal to you the wealth of ancient Greek theater and its deep philosophical meaning. In general, Euripides’ “Tragedy” is not just a reading, but a journey into the world of eternal questions and contradictions that have troubled man since ancient times. These are works that do not lose their relevance, forcing you to think about fate, morality and human nature. They are worth reading to anyone who appreciates the art of the word, seeks answers to difficult questions, and wants to understand what it means to be human in a world full of contradictions and trials.