Publisher's Synopsis
One of Sophokles' most powerful and haunting works, Elektra tells the story of a young woman consumed by grief and anger. Georg Kaibel's translation brings this classic tragedy to life in a way that is both faithful to the original text and accessible to modern readers. This edition also includes an informative introduction and notes on the text.
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