It is not for nothing that the schema is called the "father of the tragedy." It was in his work that this literary genre born in ancient Greece acquired those properties that provided him with a long life for centuries. The monumentality of the characters, becoming more and more individual from tragedy to tragedy, the grandiose scale that mythical and historical events acquire in every work of Aeschylus, the high moral and civil pathos - all these features of the drama of the great Athenian poet contributed to the final establishment of drama as the leading genre of Greek literature at the time of its highest heyday. And they also provided Aeschylus himself with a place among the greatest dramatic poets in the world.