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***The surviving satyr, Sophocles’ Trackers, was translated in 1967 as Berahada, the play was produced in 1967 and 1999. The text was first published in 1991. **** • Nine of Greek plays in publication in Sinhala and one unpublished text were presented to the Sinhala community readers until 2005. The majority of Greek plays in Sinhala were translated by Ariyawansa Ranaweera including two versions of Oedipus Rex and Antigone; Sinhala translations of Aeschylus’ Prometheus Bound (Prometheus Bandana) in 1993, Euripides’ Trojan Women (Trojan Geheanu) published in 2001 and Sophocles’ Oedipus at Colonnes (Kolonnas hi Oedipus) in 2004. Seebal Jayakodi translated Euripides’ Medea, in 1996 and she translated Hippolytus in 1998. In addition, Aileen Siriwardana translated Sophocles’ Philoctetes in 2004. The surviving satyr, Sophocles’ Trackers, was translated in 1967 as Berahada, the play was produced in 1967 and 1999. The text was first published in 1991. In 1996, Walter Marasinghe translated Aristophanes’ comedy, Frogs, as Mahacharaya with a full text in Sinhala, but it remains unpublished. Sunanda Mahendra, adapted part of Aristophanes’ Clouds for his original Sinhala play, Socrates in 1990. This play referred to Clouds to reproduce the life and death of Socrates in Greece in the fifth century BCE. Moreover, lines or stanzas of Greek plays were translated into Sinhala for different purposes. For example, Kamani Jayasekara, published Sthri Wirodi in 2002, a based on several lines, characters and ideas of Aristophanes’ and Euripides’ plays. In addition, she translated a few lines of Aristophanes’ plays for her publication in Sinhala, Greeka Natyakaru Aristophanes, that introduces and evaluates Aristophanes’ plays for students and general readers in 2004 . • PDF Article : https://bit.ly/3oJ3x6v
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