| 1. The Oresteia: Agamemnon; The Libation Bearers; The Eumenides (Penguin Classics) | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: Penguin Classics February 07, 1984
I appreciated the opportunity to read Robert Fagles' translation of The Oresteia. To be sure, it is a difficult text and translation to read, but probably the best. By difficult, I mean dense and complex, just like reading Shakespeare, with all the good and bad connotations. By "best" translation I mean truest representation in English of what the author had in mind when he wrote the play in Greek... more
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| 2. Oresteia | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: Hackett Publishing Company 1998-09
The Oresteia is one of the worlds greatest dramatic works. This particular translation is one of the best for academic purposes. An A+++ on any Literary students must have list! ... more
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| 3. Aeschylus I: Oresteia: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: CreateSpace September 22, 2009
I found this edition of the more notable of the surviving plays of Aeschylus to be more than adequate, quite good in fact. For a more modern reading of these plays, I would highly recommend this particular edition of Aeschylus, compared to other editions (Penguin) which are available... more
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| 4. The Oresteia of Aeschylus: A New Translation by Ted Hughes | 
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By: Ted Hughes Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux September 04, 2000
I LOVE TED AESCHYLUS AND HIS BUFFED UP LINE, NOT ONLY HERE BUT AS TED RACINE, TED OVID, TED SENECA, TED EURIPEDES, TED LORCA AND TED WEDEKIND. HERE IS MUSCULAR TRANSLATION THAT BOUNCES WITH LIFE AND FLIES FEARLESS WITHOUT THE LEAST THREAD OF AN ACADEMIC SAFETY NET BELOW. SPELLBINDING!... more
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| 5. The Oresteia (Greek Tragedy in New Translations) | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA October 07, 2004
This translation of Aeschylus' "Oresteia" kept me reading from beginning to end. I found Alan Shapiro's rendition of "Agamemnon" with its opaque vocabulary and imagery compelling, especially the hypnotic rhythms and repetitions of the long parodos and the second choral ode. He also has captured the incantatory vocabulary and imagery of Clytemnestra's "estin thalassa" speech: "There is a sea--who will... more
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| 6. Oresteia | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: University of California Press May 12, 2008
Everything was great besides that there were some black markings on the side of the book.
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| 7. The Oresteia (Drama Classics) | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: Nick Hern Books April 01, 2008
The Oresteia by Aeschylus, Trilogy includes Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers and The Eumenides.
The Oresteia is the only Greek trilogy that survived. Each of these plays is a classical tragedy, and each is wonderful in its own right. Aeschylus is one of the greatest poets in history! ... more
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| 8. Oresteia (Oxford World's Classics) | 
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA January 15, 2009
This is a compelling new edition of the Oresteia. It rivals all existing Oresteia's and perhaps comes closest to Lattimore's version in accuracy and completeness of text. It is my favorite Oresteian Trilogy alongside Peter Meineck's version.
Christopher Collard preserves the intricacy of Aeschylus's language while keeping the drama moving naturally. He does not force poetry or ideas... more
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By: Aeschylus Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA August 28, 2003
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| 10. An Oresteia: Agamemnon by Aiskhylos; Elektra by Sophokles; Orestes by Euripides | 
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From: Faber & Faber Publisher: Faber & Faber March 02, 2010
For anyone who is a fan of "the originals", the Greeks - you will not find a more creative, or inspirational translation. Anne Carson is not only brilliant, but she is savagely courageous in her take on these plays. I dare you to read them from the outside. You must enter her work to experience her genius... more
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