Aeschylus, Agamemnon 984–6, 998

About the extent of the trouble and the suitability of the remedies that have been advanced, there have been some differences of opinion; everyone, however, has recognized that there is something amiss in the lines 984–6. At the very least few would deny these difficulties: (1) ξυνεμβ⋯λοιс is suspect. (2) ψαμμ⋯αс must be regarded as seriously corrupt. (3) χρ⋯νοс ... παρ⋯βηсεν must be emended as a whole so that either the indispensable constituents of two complete clauses appear or ⋯πε⋯ disappears. (4) ψαμμ⋯αс ⋯κ⋯τα παρ⋯ and εὔχομαι δ ̓ ⋯ξ ⋯μ⋯с (998) must be brought into metrical correspondence

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