In this book, the life and work of the renowned tragedian Aeschylus are thoroughly presented. Both his complete and fragmentary works are analyzed in depth, highlighting the main values and central thematic motifs that emerge through his lofty verses: the proper administration of justice within a civilized society, piety towards the gods, and the unwavering struggle of man to defend his honor and reputation against the merciless blows of fate. Additionally, the unparalleled dramatic technique and the solid and majestic style are extensively examined. It is worth noting that, in light of the Greek edition, the British author enriched the bibliographic guide of his profound work and made significant changes and improvements to the main text and footnotes.