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Erofili
''Erofili'', also spelled as ''Erophile'' ((ギリシア語:Ερωφίλη)), is the most famous and often performed tragedy of the Cretan theater. It was written around 1600 in Rethymno in Crete (then a Venetian colony) by Georgios Chortatzis and first published in 1637 in Venice, probably after Chortatzis' death.
==Composition==
Although the exact date is unknown, Chortatzis must have started to work on ''Erofili'' during the last few years of the 16th century.〔Puchner (1991), p. 129〕 As was customary at the time, ''Erofili'' was written in verse. The composition consists of 3205 verses in Cretan Greek, rhymed in fifteen-syllable except from the choral parts which are in hendecasyllable terza rima form. ''Erofili'' is organized in five acts, between which there are four lyrical interludes (intermezzi). ''Erofili'' is modeled after ''Orbecche'' by Giovanni Battista Giraldi (published in 1547), however it includes several changes in the plot and is dramatically more concise. The interludes are inspired by the Rinaldo and Armida episode from Torquato Tasso's ''Jerusalem Delivered''.〔Puchner (1991), pp. 130-131〕
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