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Aesychlus: The Oresteian trilogy: A theatre version by Rush Rehm

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June 1979, no. 11

Aeschylus, they say, was killed when an eagle, mistaking his bald head for a smooth, shell-cracking rock, dropped a tortoise on him. Ever since then translators have been dropping translations on the head of his plays with comparably fatal results.

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