Re-enter Clytæmnestra
Clytæm. [to Cassandra, who has remained in the
chariot during the choral ode]
Thou too—I mean Cassandra—go within;
Since Zeus hath made it thine, and not in wrath,
To share the lustral waters in our house,
Standing with many a slave the altar nigh
Of Zeus, who guards our goods.[[350]] Now get thee down
From out this car, nor look so over proud.
They say that e'en Alcmena's son endured[[351]]