Phyllis inconsolable for the loss of Demophoon, attempts to hang herselfEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020767
Berenice, wife of Antiochus Theos, and her son take refuge in DaphneEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020768
Pelasgus Civilizes the GreeksEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020769
The Marriage of Telephus and Auge preventedEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020770
Death of Aridaeus and EurydiceEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020771
Pericles Attends the Lectures of AspasiaEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020772
Lysimachus thrown into the Den of a LionEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020773
Panthea, Wife of Abradates, Stabs herselfEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020774
Fortitude of HarmoniaEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020775
Erasistratus discovers the love of Antiochus for StratoniceEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020776
Bacchus returning in Triumph from IndiaEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020777
The Wife of Ceteus burnt on the Pile of her HusbandEdward Francis Burney1790–1800 · DrawingPublic collection via the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAT-00020778
