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grbs-15471	Radding, Jonah	Clytemnestra at Aulis: Euripides and the Reconsideration of Tradition	2015	31	.pdf	application/pdf	11585	447	58	Moreover, such a confluence of similarities suggests that Euripides wrote the agōn of the IA with that of the Electra firmly in mind, particularly as the differences between these two characterizations of Clytemnestra emerge primarily, and most compellingly, through these same similarities. Indeed, I shall argue, Euripides not only rehabilitates the figure of Clytemnestra throughout the IA: he does so in direct contrast to other tragic versions of the character, and he highlights her newfound virtue with specific 1 Translations by the author unless otherwise noted.	cache/grbs-15471.pdf	txt/grbs-15471.txt