AESCHYLUS VOL.II WITH AN ENGLISH TRNSL. BY HERBERT WEIR SMYTH 1926

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; <strong>AESCHYLUS</strong> KATTAIMH2TPA eS yap povovvros o/>i/xa aov Korrjyope'L. X0P02 Tt yap t6^ TTLarov; earc rcijvSe aoi rcKfiap; KATTAIMHSTPA eariv ri o ou;(t; /lit) ooAioaavrog oeov. X0P02 TTorepa 8' oveipoiv
AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra Aye, for 'tis of a loyal heart that thine eye argues thee. Chorus What then is the proof? Hast thou warranty of this ? Clytaemestra I have, indeed ; unless some god hath played me false. Chorus Dost thou pay regard to the persuasive visions of dreams ? Clytaemestra I would not heed the fancies of a slumbering brain. Chorus But can it be some pleasing rumour that hath fed thy hopes ? Clytaemestra Truly thou floutest mine understanding as it were a child's. Chorus But at what time has the city been destroyed ? Clytaemestra In the night, I say, that hath but now given birth to yonder sun. Chorus And what messenger could reach here with speed like that ? 27
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Page 3: CONTENTS OF VOLUME II AGAMEMNON THE
Page 6 and 7: ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOL. I
Page 9 and 10: TA TOY APAMAT02 nP02i2nA TAAS XOPOS
Page 11 and 12: AGAMEMNON gave ear to the whisperin
Page 13 and 14: AGAMEMNON Watchman [ Upon the roof
Page 15 and 16: ! ; AGAMEMNON happy release from my
Page 17 and 18: AGAMEMNON joined in honour of thron
Page 19 and 20: AGAMEMNON frame, discarded from tha
Page 21 and 22: ! AGAMEMNON sacrifice, wards off th
Page 23 and 24: ! AGAMEMNON and spake : "In time th
Page 25 and 26: ! AGAMEMNON on the march, together
Page 27 and 28: AGAMEMNON — the adverse blasts of
Page 29 and 30: — AGAMEMNON that hour his purpose
Page 31: ; AGAMEMNON the price of suffering.
Page 35 and 36: . AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra Hephaestus
Page 37 and 38: AGAMEMNON it swooped down when it r
Page 39 and 40: AGAMEMNON — but as each man hath
Page 41 and 42: AGAMEMNON o'erleap the huge enthral
Page 43 and 44: AGAMEMNON beneath the touchstone's
Page 45 and 46: — AGAMEMNON bringing joy in vain
Page 47 and 48: AGAMEMNON city's walls, those in th
Page 49 and 50: AGAMEMNON (A Fourth Elder) Over cre
Page 51 and 52: AGAMEMNON — on the land, blessing
Page 53 and 54: ! AGAMEMNON utter destruction his f
Page 55 and 56: AGAMEMNON — Chorus So longed that
Page 57 and 58: AGAMEMNON And if one were to tell o
Page 59 and 60: AGAMEMNON telling that Ilium was ca
Page 61 and 62: AGAMEMNON speciously for them that
Page 63 and 64: AGAMEMNON Herald None knoweth to gi
Page 65 and 66: — AGAMEMNON violently by the furi
Page 67 and 68: AGAMEMNON was it some power invisib
Page 69 and 70: AGAMEMNON Even so a man reared in h
Page 71 and 72: AGAMEMNON sojourn and her companion
Page 73 and 74: AGAMEMNON power of wealth stamped c
Page 75 and 76: " The wooden horse. 69 AGAMEMNON Ag
Page 77 and 78: AGAMEMNON another's prosperity. Fro
Page 79 and 80: — AGAMEMNON Ilium's walls. First
Page 81 and 82: — AGAMEMNON for the beacon-lights
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AGAMEMNON hast drawn it out to ampl
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AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra What, think'
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p AGAMEMNON Agamemnon Well, if thou
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AGAMEMNON come in winter-time ; aye
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AGAMEMNON fulfilment. But I pray th
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; AGAMEMNON another fate from winni
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— AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra Well, if
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— AGAMEMNON Chorus But I will not
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:! AGAMEMNON Cassandra Apollo, Apol
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AGAMEMNON Cassandra O God, what can
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! AGAMEMNON Chorus What Spirit of V
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AGAMEMNON Chorus Frenzied in soul t
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I AGAMEMNON Chorus What words are t
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AGAMEMNON me witness, as, coursing
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AGAMEMNON Chorus Aye, in prosperity
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AGAMEMNON Cassandra Ha, ha ! Oh, oh
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AGAMEMNON it ? What is to come, wil
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— AGAMEMNON Chorus Aye, since I d
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AGAMEMNON but, like some vagrant mo
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AGAMEMNON Cassandra There is no esc
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AGAMEMNON Cassandra The house reeks
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AGAMEMNON latest light, that mine e
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AGAMEMNON Chorus Silence ! Who is t
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. AGAMEMNON 10. And shall we, upon
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AGAMEMNON while I rejoiced no less
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AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra 'Tis now tha
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AGAMEMNON yon man, hope doth not tr
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. AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra Burthen no
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AGAMEMNON this race. For from him i
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AGAMEMNON — Chorus That thou art
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AGAMEMNON Chorus Bereft of any read
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; AGAMEMNON Chorus Reproach thus me
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* Lacuna indicated by Herm., Wilam.
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AGAMEMNON discovering his unhallowe
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AGAMEMNON instruction even of old a
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AGAMEMNON Chorus Why then, in the b
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! AGAMEMNON Venerable Elders, betak
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AGAMEMNON Aegisthus Know that thou
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TA TOY APAMAT02 HPOSlinA 0PESTH2 XO
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS her mourning g
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THE LIBATION-BEAKERS [Scene : The t
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS sable weeds ?
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS dreams, with b
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS still stand in
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; THE LIBATION-BEARERS am I to say
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS Chorus The
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! — THE LIBATION-BEARERS Chorus T
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS for me, I am n
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— Woe, woe, woe ! THE LIBATION-BE
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS Chorus Aye
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS Electra Ov
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes Make a
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Electra Nay, t
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS thee, and
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Chorus O child
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— thp: libation-bearers ance, and
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS ft Orestes O f
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS Chorus Yet
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* The ear of Agamemnon. 195 r THE L
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS dost send up f
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes Alas,
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS clenched blows
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Electra My fat
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS Electra O
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes Aye, f
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; THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes Fath
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS is rightly set
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes What f
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS snake quitted
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS visited of Hea
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS winged things
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Cretan necklac
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS righteously tr
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS master were se
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; THE LIBATION-BEARERS I heard it.
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS guerdon than i
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—- THE LIBATION-BEARERS Nurse My
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS he is dead. Bu
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Nurse Nay, how
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Bethink thee t
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS And then a
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS report spread
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS Oh ! Oh !
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Clytaemestra O
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS declared at Py
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Clytaemestra N
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes 'Tis t
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS fold downfall.
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vwovpyelv ; THE LIBATION-BEARERS of
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS they were once
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS or robes to en
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS Orestes But—
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— THE LIBATION-BEARERS thy tongue
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THE LIBATION-BEARERS I Orestes Ye s
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; TA TOY APAMAT02 nPOSfiHA nreiAs i
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; EUMENIDES The trial opens with Ap
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EUMENIDES Prophetess First, in this
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EUMENIDES prayer. And Pallas of the
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; EUMENIDES branch reverently crown
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; EUMENIDES fallen on sleep are the
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EUMENIDES guiding this my suppliant
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EUMENIDES [The Furies begin to move
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! EUMENIDES thou afoot ? Arise ! Le
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" EUMENIDES Reproach, coining to me
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EUMENIDES snake ^ shot forth from a
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EUMENIDES Apollo By my behest I pro
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! EUMENIDES Chorus That would not b
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EUMENIDES Apollo I would not take t
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! ! EUMENIDES Chorus Aha ! Here is
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EUMENIDES And thou shalt see whoeve
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EUMENIDES whom she loves ; or wheth
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— EUMENIDES mother Night, mother
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EUMENIDES with us ; and in festal r
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EUMENIDES limbs that trip even swif
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EUMENIDES Athena From afar I heard
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EUMENIDES Chorus My office, however
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EUMENIDES Athena Two parties are he
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EUMENIDES and thy fortunes ; therea
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EUMENIDES —disavow it I will not
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EUMENIDES they may decide this issu
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EUMENIDES Times there are when fear
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EUMENIDES respect unto the stranger
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EUMENIDES with human breath, send f
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EUMENIDES I slew her. Orestes Of th
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EUMENIDES Orestes I have good confi
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; EUMENIDES Chorus How else, thou b
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EUMENIDES Apollo Aye, for it was in
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! EUMENIDES there is a remedy, and
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EUMENIDES nursed in the darkness of
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EUMENIDES bloodshed. Henceforth, ev
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EUMENIDES rise, take each his ballo
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EUMENIDES Chorus Such was thy style
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EUMENIDES mother have I none that g
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! EUMENIDES Orestes O Pallas, O Sav
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EUMENIDES grasp.* And I, bereft of
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EUMENIDES where by your hearths ye
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I! EUMENIDES And when the first fru
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! EUMENIDES my realm, do thou cast
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— EUMENIDES the soothing appeasem
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EUMENIDES Athena Yea, for I may not
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EUMENIDES Chorus I will accept a ho
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EUMENIDES foster the teeming flocks
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EUMENIDES Athena It gladdens me tha
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EUMENIDES burghers. If kindly, even
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— — ! EUMENIDES Chorus Fare ye
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EUMENIDES Gracious and propitious t
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SELECTED FRAGMENTS This selection i
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FRAGMENTS 'HAiaSes. 'HpaKAetSat. 25
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: FRAGMENTS By reason of the myth o
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A0AMAS Athamas, a hero localized in
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; FRAGMENTS A. ^ /cat IlaXtKcov evX
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FRAGMENTS [Apydot of Adrastus who m
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''^ . FRAGMENTS [Bc^Kxai 9(22) ro r
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I FRAGMENTS [Baao-dpuL 12 (25 a) Ha
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FRAGMENTS [lUavKos ttovtios 16 (29)
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. FRAGMENTS [PAavKos Hotvu^s The Gl
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: FRAGMENTS [Aavaffies The fragment
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FRAGMENTS ['EAevo-tVtoi These lines
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FRAGMENTS ['Hô HA^NOI Apollodorus,
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FRAGMENTS f'HSwvoi unknown, bull-vo
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FRAGMENTS ['HAtaSes HAIAAES The Dau
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FRAGMENTS ['HAic(8es identified wit
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FRAGMENTS ©AAAMOnOIOI [eaAa/.io7ro
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Fragments [Opya-a-ai 41 (83) e/ca/X
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; FRAGMENTS ['Iîm' On his refusal
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FRAGMENTS [Kd/3€ipoi KABEIPOP Thi
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FRAGMENTS [Kapes ->} Evpioiry RAPES
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. FRAGMENTS [KSpcs »"/ EvpcoTrr/ '
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FRAGMENTS [Kapes r^ Ev^wttt; that i
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FRAGMENTS {Kpô-a-at 54(116) XevKOL
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FRAGMENTS [Mc/xi/wv 57 (127) /cat f
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FRAGMENTS [Mvpfii86ve^ seeking {int
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. FRAGMENTS [MvpfiiSoves 64 (135) a
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FRAGMENTS [Mi 69 (145 a) * €l8ov
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^jkoto^ riXos FRAGMENTS ["SrjpetSes
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FRAGMENTS [Nio/^vy 76 (155) "larpos
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FRAGMENTS [NkJ/Jt; 81 (160) /cat So
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84 (168) opeaaLyovoLat FRAGMENTS [U
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FRAGMENTS [OlSlirovs 88 (173) CTrfj
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^FRAGMENTS pOo-roXoyoi OSTOAOrOI Th
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FRAGMENTS [HaXa/x^JST^s to the lege
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FRAGMENTS [Hep/aat/SiSeS nEPPAIBIAE
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npoixrjdeh Xv6fi.] FRAGMENTS FRAGME
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, UpofMiê€h Hermann. ' 8LKi\\r]s
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npwrei's] FRAGMENTS but without nam
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. To^(^Tt8es] FRAGMENTS FRAGMENTS [
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^tXoKTi'irrjs] FRAGMENTS FRAGMENTS
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1 /cat ^pvye^] FRAGMENTS Hermes, th
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. 'npeidvia] FRAGMENTS 153 (281) .
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS and th
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS But th
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS 178 (3
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS "iruxo
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS Cited
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS With b
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FRAGMENTS OF UNCERTAIN PLAYS 230 (4
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DOUBTFUL OR SPURIOUS FRAGMENTS avef
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. DOUBTFUL OR SPURIOUS FRAGMENTS br
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. DOUBTFUL OR SPURIOUS FRAGMENTS 25
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ELEGIAC FRAGMENTS 269 (492 Wecklein
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; ; ; INDEX OF PROPER NAMES INDEX O
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: ; INDEX OF PROPER NAMES Pelasgus
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