The Oresteia: Agamemnon, Libation Bearers, and the Holy Goddesses

The Oresteia, first performed in 458 BCE, is a unique surviving example of an ancient Greek tragedy trilogy, showcasing themes of justice and vengeance. David Mulroy's translation captures the essence and theatricality of the original text, offering a fluid and accessible rendition while preserving the rhyming choral songs. This work not only reflects the cultural significance of its time but also highlights the enduring power of Aeschylus' storytelling.