"Ifigeniia u Tavriï: Pi'́iatyiač'撂╎v’i akti" is a drama by the German poet and writer Johann Wolfgang Goethe, first published in 1787. This tragedy tells about the dramatic events related to the appointment of Iphigenia as a sacrifice to the goddess Artemis in Tavria. The main character finds herself in a difficult situation where she must choose between her life and loyalty to her family and the goddess. In this drama, Goethe explores themes of human sacrifice, moral dilemmas, religion, and inner morality. The tragedy "Iphigenia in Tavria" is widely known for its philosophical underpinnings, which leave the reader with deep reflections on the nature of human relationships and the concept of devotion.