| Translator | Year | Style | Full text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robert Potter | 1781 | Verse | [2] |
| Edward Philip Coleridge | 1891 | Prose | Wikisource, [3] |
| Gilbert Murray | 1911 | Verse | [4] |
| Arthur Way | 1912 | Verse | [5] |
| Moses Hadas and John McLean | 1936 | Prose | |
| Edith Hamilton | 1937 | Verse | |
| Richmond Lattimore | 1947 | Verse | available for digital loan |
| Isabelle Raubitschek and Anthony E. Raubitschek | 1954 | Prose | |
| Philip Vellacott | 1954 | Prose and verse | |
| Gwendolyn MacEwen | 1981 | Prose | |
| Shirley A. Barlow | 1986 | Prose | |
| Don Taylor | 1990 | Prose and verse | |
| David Kovacs | 1999 | Prose | |
| James Morwood | 2000 | Prose | |
| Howard Rubenstein | 2002 | Verse | |
| Ellen McLaughlin | 2005 | Prose | |
| George Theodoridis | 2008 | Prose | [6] |
| Alan Shapiro | 2009 | Prose | |
| Emily Wilson | 2016 | Verse | |
| Anne Carson | 2021 | Comic Book, verse | Euripides' Trojan Women: A Comic, with illustrations by Rosanna Bruno |
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