Morsimus or Morsimos (Ancient Greek: Μόρσιμος) was a tragic poet of the 5th century BCE, around 450 to 400 BCE, and the member of a large dynasty of tragic...

named Philocles the Younger, who was also a tragic poet. His grandfather Morsimus was also a tragic poet. The family is often described as "one of the most...

The Suda claims that Philocles was the father of the tragic playwright Morsimus, who was in turn the father of the tragedian Astydamas the Elder and was...

theatre dynasty. He was the son of Morsimus, grandson of Philocles, and nephew of Aeschylus (by way of Morsimus's wife, who was Aeschylus's sister), all...

great-grandnephew of Aeschylus, great-grandson of Philocles, grandson of Morsimus, son of Astydamas the Elder, and brother of Astydamas the Younger, all...

and it condemns contemporary dramatists like Carcinus, Melanthius and Morsimus. The Chorus resumes its place and Trygaeus returns to the stage. He declares...

Karsch, 1890 Margarodera Beier, 1957 Mioacris Pictet & Saussure, 1892 Morsimus Stål, 1877 Orophyllus Beier, 1954 Paramorsimus Beier, 1954 Paraphyllomimus...

Moderatus of Gades – philosopher Moeris – Attic lexicographer Moiro – poet Morsimus – poet Moschion (tragic poet) – tragedian Moschion (physician) – physician...

which was the same year Aristophanes came third and last with The Clouds. Morsimus: A tragic poet, he is mentioned with disgust by Aristophanes in other plays...