Abstract
Abstract Lines 1672–73 of Agamemnon are lacunose. Various supplements have been proposed. The paper restates the problems with the solutions available to date, and on the basis of the dramatic context, the structure of Clytaimestra's speeches in this section of the play and external evidence for Greek political vocabulary relevant to the political situation in Argos after the murder of Agamemnon offers new readings.
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