Aeschylus

/ˈɛskɪləs/ noun

An ancient Greek playwright (525-456 BCE) considered one of the fathers of Greek tragedy, known for plays like The Oresteia and Prometheus Bound.

Greek name from aischun- (to shame) plus -los, possibly meaning 'bringer of shame' or 'one who reveals shame.' His name comes from ancient Greek roots reflecting theatrical themes.

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