Phaedra

Phaedra, Roman tragedy by Seneca (2), based on the Hippolytus of Euripides with certain variations. Here it is Phaedra herself (not the nurse on her behalf) who declares her love to her stepson Hippolytus; she then in person (not in a posthumous letter) slanders him to Theseus; and finally it is she herself who discloses her guilt, before she dies (not the goddess Artemis after her suicide).