Who was the author of prometheus bound, and often tried to find reasons for laws in the universe? aeschylus aristophanes euripides sophocles

Aeschylus was the author of Prometheus Bound, and often tried to find reasons for laws in the universe.

Explanation:

Aeschylus was a Greek tragedian also he was the founder of Greek tragedy. He was known for his famous literary works such as Oresteia trilogy and Prometheus Bound.  

He was the first person who stirred religious matters and its speculations. Also, he tried to find an explanation for the universal laws. His thoughts over the universe and its law were reflected in his works especially in the Prometheus Bound.

His tragedies were based on Greek mythology and included the Greek gods. Also, he tried to explain the man's destiny and the universe. Aristotle mentioned in one of his works about Aeschylus that he had been impeached for the revelation of universal mysteries.

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