[47] _Supra_, p. 269 ff. [48] 708. [49] 661 ff. [50] 740. [51] Schol. ad Soph. _Oed. Col._ 489; Harrison, _Proleg._ p. 246. [52] Harrison, _loc. cit._ [53] _Infra_, p. 300 f. [54] 338, 424. [55] 210, 212, 608. [56] 644. [57] 648 ff. [58] _Orestes_, 1650. [59] _In Aristoc._ 641, 27. [60] Introd. p. xlvi. [61] 474, 484. [62] 612 ff. [63] _Laws_, ix. ch. 9; _supra_, p. 215. [64] _Supra_, p. 229. [65] Cp. Dracon’s phrase αἴτιος φόνου, _supra_, p. 193. [66] Dem. _In Aristoc._ 647, 24-648. [67] _Supra_, p. 277. [68] 660-665. [69] _Laws_, ix. ch. 9. [70] See _infra_, pp. 341, 359. [71] _Eum._ 236-240, 276-286. [72] _Supra_, p. 214. It must be remembered that in strict law it was not possible to plead extenuation in cases of deliberate parent-slaying (Plato, _Laws_, ix. ch. 9). The command of Apollo, however, gives an extra-legal aspect to the story. [73] _Supra_, p. 272 f. [74] See _Classical Review_, vol. xxi. p. 163 ff. [75] _Eum._ p. 139. [76] _A.P._ 119. [77] _Eum._ 685. [78] Introd. to _Eum._ p. 38. [79] _Eum._ pp. 174-5. [80] 1046 ff. [81] _Eum._ p. 178. [82] i. 28. [83] _Op. cit._ p. 188. [84] 1046; _supra_, p. 286. [85] See Bayfield’s edition, and _supra_, p. 123. [86] 224. [87] The Orestes Vase in the British Museum. [88] _Supra_, p. 120 ff. [89] i. 28. [90] _Supra_, p. 122. [91] _Eum._ 67 ff. [92] _Supra_, pp. 112, 120. [93] _Eum._ 162 ff. [94] _Eum._ 179 ff. [95] _Supra_, p. 97 f. [96] _Eum._ 106 ff. [97] _Eum._ 162, 781, 811. [98] _Prom._ 440. [99] _Prom._ 953. [100] _Eum._ pp. 174-5. [101] Introd. to _Eumenides_, pp. xxxv-vi. [102] _Proleg._ pp. 253-6. [103] _Eum._ p. 173 ff. [104] 4-7. [105] _Supra_, p. 238. [106] 666 ff. [107] 725 ff. CHAPTER II SOPHOCLES