The poet Stesichorus claims he was a child when his father was murdered.
The poet Stesichorus claims he was a child when his father was murdered. In Choephoroi, Pylades's only lines remind him of their sworn pact and to count all men as his enemies rather than the gods; thus, he has the strength to commit matricide. He acts according to the wishes of Apollo and takes refuge in Athens, pleading his case to Aeropagus. For 10 points, name this son of the murdered Agamemmnon who took revenge on Aegisthus and Clytemnestra.
The poet Stesichorus claims he was a child when his father was murdered.
{Orestes}