by Aeschylus c. 457 BC
This is an updated rendition of the classic, adapted by Kerri Jones from translations by Paul Elmer More and David Grene and illustrated by Owen Jones in the summer of 2003.
Page 1 - Title Page Page 2 - Characters and Prologue Page 3 - Power and Might
Page 4 - Take no pity! Page 5 - Watch what you say! Page 6 - Poor me
Page 7 - Tell us! Page 8 - Zeus the tyrant Page 9 - Shameful spectacle
Page 10 - Our ears long to hear Page 11 - Mind your own business Page 12 - Boo hoo!
Page 13 - I will school you! Page 14 - Fates and Furies Page 15 - What's your point?
Page 16 - Nasty gadfly Page 17 - Come to Zeus Page 18 - I cast you out!
Page 19 - Babbling madness Page 20 - Be healed Page 21 - You'll get yours!
Page 22 - Trading insults Page 23 - The taste of liver Page 24 - Go away, Hermes!
Page 25 - I hate traitors! Page 26 - Moral and Questions Page 27 - The End Page 28 - Vocabulary
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