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Aeschylus, Agamemnon 1458–61
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 February 2009
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1 J. Conington, Agamemnon, London, 1848.
2 Ed. maior, 1914; cf. Herakles, on v. 681. See the misgivings of Denniston–Page and Headlam–Thomson.
3 ‘Owing to …’, Conington, in italics—but he limits the blood to Thyestes' children and Iphigeneia.
4 The ‘feel’ of Euripides' echo of 1461 at Hec. 949 οὐ γ⋯μος ⋯λλ' ⋯λ⋯στορ⋯ς τις οἰζ⋯ς is some support for taking ⋯ρ⋯δματος with οἱζ⋯ς rather than Ἓρις.