Great greek tragedian, Who was the first great Greek

Great greek tragedian

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Who was the first great Greek tragedian, in whose dramas the suffering of humans eventually led to the recognition of divine wisdom?

a. Aeschylus

b. Aristophanes

c. Euripides

d. Sophocles.

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