This volume presents selected scenes from Aeschylus's masterpiece, "Agamemnon," rendered into English verse by Lewis Campbell and skillfully arranged for the modern stage by Fleeming Jenkin. This adaptation offers a compelling gateway to one of the cornerstone works of classical Greek tragedy, making it accessible for contemporary audiences and readers.

Campbell's translation captures the poetic intensity and dramatic force of Aeschylus's original Greek, while Jenkin's arrangement focuses the narrative for theatrical performance. Experience the power and pathos of "Agamemnon," a timeless story of betrayal, revenge, and the cyclical nature of violence, in this carefully crafted adaptation designed to resonate with modern sensibilities. A valuable resource for students, scholars, and theater enthusiasts alike.

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