Agamemnon quotes - part 1
Important Agamemnon quotes and themes they link to - part 1
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- Created on: 09-01-14 17:33
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- Agamemnon
- birth
- 'memory womb of fury child avenging fury' 156
- justice/vengeance
- 'ancient violence long to breed' 755
- birth
- 'memory womb of fury child avenging fury' 156
- justice/vengeance
- 'ancient violence long to breed' 755
- 'ancient violence long to breed' 755
- justice/vengeance
- 'memory womb of fury child avenging fury' 156
- birth
- 'ancient violence long to breed' 755
- justice/vengeance
- 'memory womb of fury child avenging fury' 156
- iphegenia
- 'doom will crush me once I rend my child the glory of my house - a father's hands are stained!' 206-10
- 'yes he had the heart to sacrifice his daughter' 223-4
- 'no innocence moves her judges mad for war' 228
- Trojan war
- 'all the labour the bed of pain the young are lost forever' 59-60
- iphegenia
- 'doom will crush me once I rend my child the glory of my house - a father's hands are stained!' 206-10
- 'yes he had the heart to sacrifice his daughter' 223-4
- 'no innocence moves her judges mad for war' 228
- Trojan war
- 'all the labour the bed of pain the young are lost forever' 59-60
- 'all for a woman manned by many' 78
- 'pain both ways' 212
- 'she came to troy with a dowry death' 405
- 'they knew the men they sent but now in place of men ashes and urns come back to every hearth' 431-4
- 'all the labour the bed of pain the young are lost forever' 59-60
- Trojan war
- 'her saffron robes pouring over the sand' 237
- 'wounding every murderer through with pity' 239
- iphegenia
- 'all for a woman manned by many' 78
- 'pain both ways' 212
- 'she came to troy with a dowry death' 405
- 'they knew the men they sent but now in place of men ashes and urns come back to every hearth' 431-4
- 'all the labour the bed of pain the young are lost forever' 59-60
- Trojan war
- 'her saffron robes pouring over the sand' 237
- 'wounding every murderer through with pity' 239
- blood
- 'the house swam with blood' 728
- the house
- 'I cry for the hard times come to this house no longer run like the great place of old' 20-1
- 'the house and these old stones give them a voice and what a tale they'd tell' 39-40
- gender
- 'she manoeuvres like a man' 13
- 'you treat me like a child you mock me?' 277
- 'here you have it what a woman has to say' 351-2
- 'spoken like a man my lady' 354
- fire
- 'my burning sign' 317
- fate
- ' he slipped his neck in the strap of fate' 217
- ' he slipped his neck in the strap of fate' 217
- birth
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