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The Agamemnon of Aeschylus

Note AIGISTHOS, with Attendants — THE AGAMEMNON

Gilbert Murray translation

[P. 72, l. 1579, AIGISTHOS.]—The entry of Aigisthos enlivens the scene again after the brooding and bewildered end of the dialogue between Clytemnestra and the Elders. At the same time, it seems, no doubt by deliberate intention, to reduce it to commonplace. Aigisthos’ self-defence is largely justified, but he is no hero.

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