A review by nicoleoftheisland
Iphigenia in Aulis by Euripides

4.0

Not a translation that starts with much poetic merit, but one that is utterly readable and easy to follow, and becomes absolutely riveting in the scenes after Clytemnestra finds out Agamemnon's plan. Iphigenia's pre-sacrifice speeches read like Joan of Arc at the pyre, and they're thrilling.