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    Euripides, Iphigenia in Aulis (ed. Gilbert Murray)

    Editions and translations: Greek (ed. Gilbert Murray) | English (ed. E. P. Coleridge)
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    "g" occurs 2 times on this page.

    Agamemnôn
    ea:
    tis pot' en pulaisi thorubos kai logôn akosmia;
    Menelaos
    houmos ouch ho toude muthos kuriôteros legein.
    Agamemnôn
    su de ti tôid' es erin aphixai, Meneleôs, biai t' ageis;
    Menelaos
    320
    blepson eis hêmas, hin' archas tôn logôn tautas labô.
    Agamemnôn
    môn tresas ouk anakalupsô blepharon, Atreôs gegôs;
    Menelaos
    tênd' horais delton, kakistôn grammatôn hupêretin;
    Agamemnôn
    eisorô: kai prôta tautên sôn apallaxon cherôn.
    Menelaos
    ou, prin an deixô ge Danaois pasi tangegrammena.
    Agamemnôn
    325
    ê gar oisth' ha mê se kairos eidenai sêmantr' aneis;
    Menelaos
    hôste s' algunai g', anoixas ha su kak' eirgasô lathrai.
    Agamemnôn
    pou de kalabes nin; ô theoi, sês anaischuntou phrenos.
    Menelaos
    prosdokôn sên paid' ap' Argous, ei strateum' aphixetai.
    Agamemnôn
    ti de se tama dei phulassein; ouk anaischuntou tode;
    Menelaos
    330
    hoti to boulesthai m' eknize: sos de doulos ouk ephun.
    Agamemnôn
    ouchi deina; ton emon oikein oikon ouk easomai+;
    Menelaos
    plagia gar phroneis, ta men nun, ta de palai, ta d' autika.
    Agamemnôn
    eu kekompseusai ponêra+: glôss' epiphthonon sophê.
    Menelaos
    nous de g' ou bebaios adikon ktêma kou saphes philois.
    335
    boulomai de s' exelenxai, kai su mêt' orgês hupo
    apotrepou talêthes out' au katatenô lian egô.
    oisth', hot' espoudazes archein Danaïdais pros Ilion,
    tôi dokein men ouchi chrêizôn, tôi de boulesthai thelôn+,
    hôs tapeinos êstha, pasês dexias prosthinganôn
    340
    kai thuras echôn aklêistous tôi thelonti dêmotôn
    kai didous prosrêsin hexês pasi -- kei mê tis theloi --
    tois tropois zêtôn priasthai to philotimon ek mesou;
    kait', epei katesches archas+, metabalôn allous tropous
    tois philoisin ouket' êstha tois prin hôs prosthen philos,
    345
    dusprositos esô te klêithrôn spanios+. andra d' ou chreôn
    ton agathon prassonta megala tous tropous methistanai,
    alla kai bebaion einai tote malista tois philois,
    hênik' ôphelein malista dunatos estin eutuchôn.

    There are a total of 6 comments on and cross references to this page.

    Cross references from Sir Richard C. Jebb, Commentary on Sophocles: Oedipus Tyrannus:
    446

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    This text is based on the following book(s):
    Euripides. Euripidis Fabulae, ed. Gilbert Murray, vol. 3. Oxford. Clarendon Press, Oxford. 1913.
    OCLC: 36956970


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