This play begins with the title character having a dream which portends the arrival of her brother Orestes.
At one point in this play, an idol is said to have magically turned around in disgust and needs to be cleansed in seawater. Near the end of this play, three people attempt to escape on a ship by tricking the rest of the populace into covering their eyes. The forces of King Thoas capture two men who had slaughtered cattle in this play, and subject them to a rule requiring foreigners to be killed. One character in this play comes to the title land to (*) steal a statue of Artemis, which he must take to Athens in order to propitiate the Furies, and offers to stay and die in place of Pylades. This play begins with the title character having a dream which portends the arrival of her brother Orestes. For 10 points, name this Euripides drama about the fate of a daughter of Agamemnon who was whisked away from being sacrificed.
At one point in this play, an idol is said to have magically turned around in disgust and needs to be cleansed in seawater.
Iphigenia in Tauris [or Iphigeneia e en Taurois]