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Oresteia
Book • 2000
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
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in the context of discussing the theme of suffering and learning through suffering in Greek tragedy.

Thomas Lackey

Deacon Harrison Garlick

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A Discussion on Hesiod's Theogony
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as the play by Aeschylus that tells the story of Orestes' trial.

Charlotte Higgins


Mary Beard

Athena: Private Life of a Greek Goddess
Mentioned by RJ of The Fourth Age as relating the stories that happened after the Trojan War and the birth of the idea of intent.

s08e23 | Western Mythologies: From Homer to Stan Lee, with RJ of The Fourth Age
Referenced in the episode description as part of the further reading recommendations.

Boudica: The Woman Who Defied an Empire Pt2
Mentioned as a play where you start off with a bang.

#250 - Reading the Greek Tragedies
Mentioned by Jack as a work that encapsulates an unprecedented unleashing of creative human genius.
65 From Vengeance to Justice: The Genius of Aeschylus' ORESTEIA w/ Doug Metzger
Mentioned as a famous Greek trilogy where Agamemnon and his son Orestes forget the power of the furies or fates in everyday life.

Review: The New Polytheism (Miller) by David Miller and James Hillman
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and hosts as the Aeschylus trilogy often taught as essential Greek tragedy material.

Alex Long

Why Read Ancient Greek Literature? Essential Books to Start With
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during their discussion of Aeschylus' Oresteia.

Deacon Harrison Garlick

Dr. Frank Grabowski

Thomas Lackey

Aeschylus' Oresteia: The Eumenides Explained Part One
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as the subject of the podcast episode, focusing on the Eumenides, the final play in the Oresteia trilogy.

Deacon Harrison Garlick

Dr. Frank Grabowski

Aeschylus' Oresteia: The Eumenides Explained Part Two


