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Clytemnestra - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Figure from Greek mythology Not to be confused with Clytie or Clytia , names used for several other figures in Greek mythology. Clytemnestra Queen of Mycenae Clytemnestra , John Collier , 1882 Genealogy Parents Tyndareus (father) Leda (mother) Siblings Helen of Troy , Castor and Pollux , Phoebe , Timandra , Philonoe Spouse Tantalus , Agamemnon , Aegisthus Children Orestes , Electra , Iphigenia , Chrysothemis , Iphianassa , Aletes , Erigone , Helen In Greek mythology , Clytemnestra ( / ˌ k l aɪ t ə m ˈ n ɛ s t r ə /
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