ORESTES

ORESTES


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Odyssey prince
Agamemnons avenger
Agamemnons son
Brother of Electra
Brother of Iphigenia
Clytemnestras killer
Clytemnestras slayer
Clytemnestras son
Electras brother
Electras co-conspirator
Elektras brother
Euripides drama
Euripides hero who killed his mother to avenge his father
Euripides play
Euripides tragedy
He avenged the murder of Agamemnon
Hero of Sophocles Electra
Homeric character who commits matricide
In myth
Iphigenias brother
Matricidal figure of myth
Matricide of Greek myth
Minoso
Mythical fellow of a sort
Slayer of Clytemnestra
Son of Agamemnon
Son of Clytemnestra
Stereos may present Greek tragedy
Strauss opera figure on stereos
Avenger in Sophocles' Electra.
Electra's brother.
Son of Clytemnestra, haunted by Furies.
Prototype of Orin in Mourning Becomes Electra.
White Sox player, ___ Minoso.
He was pursued by the Furies.
Clytemnestra's son.
Ballplayer Minoso.
Mythical Greek or Ballplayer Minoso.
Minoso of the White Sox.
Husband of Hermione: Greek myth.
Minnie Minoso.
Friend of Pylades.
Greek tragic hero.
Greek matricide.
Figure in Greek tragedy.
Tragic figure in Greek myth
Iphigenia's brother.
Prince of Mycenae.
Mythical prince pursued by the Furies.
Legendary matricide.
Aeschylus' tragic hero.
Personage in Greek drama.
Aeschylus character
Tragic Greek
Agamemnon's son
Tragedy by Euripides.
Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra
Agamemnon's boy
Drama by Euripides
Euripides protagonist
Electra's co-conspirator
Clytemnestra's slayer
Clytemnestra's killer
In myth, killer of his own mother, Clytemnestra
Hero of Sophocles' Electra
Mythological brother of 63-Across
Hero of 20-Across
Son of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon
Nothing stays still with energy in old play
Bum steer taken in by very large mother-killer
Scandinavian settlers determined to overcome tragedy
Greek victim of the Furies
Son of Agamemnon taking ecstasy into the woods, heading off
Classical matricide finds drug in fashion stores
Ring about scenery put up for Euripides drama
Matricidal figure of Greek myth
The orobanchaceous European plant Lathraea squamaria
In Greek mythology, the son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, who killed his mother and her lover Aegisthus in revenge for their murder of his father




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