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DRAMATIS PERSONÆ
Aeschylus
(525–456
B.C.
).
Agamemnon.
The Harvard Classics.
1909–14.
Dramatis Personæ
A Watchman
A Herald
Chorus
Agamemnon
Ægisthus
Clytemnestra
Cassandra
The Scene is the Palace of Atreus at Mycenæ. In front of the Palace stand statues of the gods, and altars prepared for sacrifices.
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