This woman's daughter had to be sacrificed to Artemis before the Greek ships could leave Aulis for Troy.
This woman's first husband was a son of Broteas named Tantalus, who ruled Lydia and was killed by her second husband. This woman's daughter had to be sacrificed to Artemis before the Greek ships could leave Aulis for Troy. This woman trapped her husband in a net while he was bathing, and killed both her husband and his concubine Cassandra to avenge the murder of Iphigenia. She was the mortal sister of Castor and Pollux, who were born from Leda's eggs. Athena cast the deciding vote of acquittal in a trial concerning the murder of this woman, who was killed along with her lover Aegisthus. For 10 points, name this wife of Agamemnon, who was killed by her son Orestes.
This woman's first husband was a son of Broteas named Tantalus, who ruled Lydia and was killed by her second husband.
Clytemnestra