This play contains the line, "Oft for my slaughtered lord I mourn, Chilled by the frost of grief, with secret anguish torn!" It begins at a grave, where a woman prays to see h
This play contains the line, "Oft for my slaughtered lord I mourn, Chilled by the frost of grief, with secret anguish torn!" It begins at a grave, where a woman prays to see her brother; she sees a lock of his hair before finding him. Much later, that brother hesitates to complete his quest until he is encouraged by Pylades, a servant of Apollo, to fin- ish the job. That quest is to kill Aigisthos and then kill the siblings' mother Clytemnestra. Identify this Aeschylus work that comes between Agamemnon and The Eumenides in The Oresteia.
This play contains the line, "Oft for my slaughtered lord I mourn, Chilled by the frost of grief, with secret anguish torn!"
The {Libation Bearers} [or {Choëphoræ}; prompt on The {Oresteia}]