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

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AGAMEMNON — on the land, blessings on the light of the sun, and blessed be Zeus, the land's Most High, and Pytho's lord ; and may he launch no more his shafts against us. Enough of thine hostility didst thou display by Scamander's banks ; but now, in other mood, be thou our preserver and our healer, O lord Apollo. And the gods gathered here, I greet them all ; him, too, mine own patron, Hermes, beloved herald, of heralds all revered ; and the heroes ^ who sped us forth—I pray that they may receive back in kindliness the remnant of the host that hath escaped the spear. Hail, halls of our Kings, beloved roofs, and ye august seats, and ye divinities that face the sun,^ if ever in days gone by, give fitting welcome now with gladness in these your eyes unto your King after long lapse of years. For bearing hght in darkness to you and to all assembled here ahke, he hath returned Agamemnon, our King. Oh give him goodly greeting, as is meet and right, since he hath uprooted Troy with the mattock of Zeus, the Avenger, wherewith her soil has been uptorn. Demohshed are the altars and the shrines of her gods ; and the seed of her whole land hath been wasted utterly. Upon the neck of Troy hath he cast a yoke so grievous, and now he hath come home, our King, Atreus' elder son, a man of happy fate, worthy of honour beyond all hving men. For neither Paris nor his partner city can vaunt the deed was greater than the suffering. Cast in a suit for rapine and for theft as well, he hath lost the plunder and hath razed in ^ The heroes are the deified spirits of the ancient kings and other illustrious men. In Suppl. 25 they are included under the nether powers (xOovioi). * Statues of the gods, in front of the palace, placed to front the east. 45
Page 1 and 2: AESCHYLUS WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATI
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 and 32: ; AGAMEMNON the price of suffering.
Page 33 and 34: AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra Aye, for 'ti
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: AGAMEMNON (A Fourth Elder) Over cre
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
Page 83 and 84: AGAMEMNON hast drawn it out to ampl
Page 85 and 86: AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra What, think'
Page 87 and 88: p AGAMEMNON Agamemnon Well, if thou
Page 89 and 90: AGAMEMNON come in winter-time ; aye
Page 91 and 92: AGAMEMNON fulfilment. But I pray th
Page 93 and 94: ; AGAMEMNON another fate from winni
Page 95 and 96: — AGAMEMNON Clytaemestra Well, if
Page 97 and 98: — AGAMEMNON Chorus But I will not
Page 99 and 100: :! 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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2/(n;
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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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