A version dedicated to the unique ancient Greek theater, which is globally known for the beauty and harmony of its architectural elements, its acoustics, and its hosting of the most famous works and performers that have been presented worldwide. The entire history of the theater, from the selection of its location, its architectural arrangement, and the mathematical relationships of its construction that create its unique acoustics, with detailed reference to the revival of Ancient Greek Drama, with complete representation, recording of contributors and criticism, with historical reference to excavations and unpublished photographs from its restoration, with aerial photographs of the entire archaeological site, with approximately 200 photographs from all contemporary performances, models of sets and costumes by Tsarouchis, Moral, Vasileiou, Fasianos, etc., with scores by Dimitris Mitropoulos and Mikis Theodorakis, all the mythical grandeur that accompanies the space of Epidaurus from antiquity to the present. The texts are signed by Kostas Georgousopoulos, Savvas Gogos, and the team of theater researchers of the Center for Research on Ancient Greek Drama "Desmoi", under the general supervision of Kostas Georgousopoulos.

The edition includes:
- A code in a facsimile reproduction of the tragedy "Hecuba" by Euripides, preserved as Greek code 470 in the Marciana Library in Venice.
- A volume with biographical information about the poet, historical information about the code, and a paleographic transcription of the tragedy.