The Secret History on Agamemnon: “Camilla recites Klytemnestra's speech in Greek: "Thus he died, and all the life struggled out of him ..."; Julian calls it "that glorious speech of Klytemnestra's in the Agamemnon."”
Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea on Agamemnon: “Hamilton's translations of Aeschylus's Agamemnon, the perhaps-Aeschylean Prometheus Bound, and Euripides' Trojan Women”
Quo Vadis on Prometheus Bound: “Æschylus would not have written his Prometheus had there been no fire, just as Homer would not have written the Iliad had there been no Trojan war.”
The Philosopher Kings on The Myrmidons: “He did if he thought jealousy and grief and anger could be excluded because we never saw The Myrmidons.”
The Persian Boy on The Myrmidons: “Only one of them stays with me, The Myrmidons, which Thettalos had done before for Alexander; it's about Achilles, and Patroklos' death.”