Greek Pantheon and religious rituals in Ancient Greek tragedies

The tragedies, which have a mythic subject and provide a traditional doctrine with ritual narratives, are represented by Aiskhylos, Sophocles and Euripides. It has reached the most mature form in the 5th BC century. Tragedy, an educational and purifying tool for the ancient Greek society, was destroyed at the end of the same century. The tragedies, which describe the titles of the gods of the Greek pantheon, the domains of dominance, relations with people and destiny, have undertaken a didactic task, specifying the circumstances, types and circumstances of their application.