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grbs-5001	Goldhill, Simon	Rhetoric and Relevance: Interpolation at Euripides Electra 367-400	1986	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7540	272	51	He kills Aegisthus at a sacrifice after being graciously accepted as a guest: Aeschylus' depiction of murder as corrupt sacrifice becomes the literal perversion of a re­ ligious occasion.21 Again, Orestes delays revealing himself to Electra as long as possible, quite unlike the immediate reunion of brother and sister in Aeschylus' version;22 his disguise, in Aeschylus a neces­ sity in a hostile palace, becomes for Euripides' hero on a farm a dubious unwillingness to risk himself in an uncertain action. Three times in his later years Euripides occupied himself with the character of Orestes: in Electra, Orestes, and Iphigeneia in Aulis (cf also Andr. 1027ft).	cache/grbs-5001.pdf	txt/grbs-5001.txt