Greek Dramas By Aeschylus Sophocles Euripides And Aristophanes
Greek Dramas By Aeschylus Sophocles Euripides And Aristophanes
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Aigeus. What hath he done? More plainly tell it out. Medea. Another wife he takes, his household's mis- tress.
Aigeus. Ha! hath he dared in truth this basest deed? Medea. Yea : I am now dishonoured, once beloved. Aigcus. Another love was this ? or hate of thee ? Medea. Love? yea, of the highest traitor he to love !
Aigeus. Away with him, if he be base as this ! Medea. His love was for affinity with princes. Aigeus. Who giveth him his daughter ? End the tale.
Medea. Kreon, who ruleth this Corint...hian land. 10 2 66 EURIPIDES Aigeus. Sooth, lady, reason was that thou shouldst grieve.
Medea. Tis death to me! Yea, also am I banished.
Aigcus. Of whom ? A new ill this thou namest is. 1 Medea. Kreon from Corinth driveth me an exile.
Aigcns. Doth Jason suffer this? I praise it not.
Medea. In pretence, no : but to stand firm not he ! But I beseech thee, touching this thy beard, Clasping thy knees, and so become thy suppliant Pity, O pity me the evil-starred, And see me not cast forth to homelessness : Receive to a hearth-place in thy land and homes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aigeus. What hath he done? More plainly tell it out. Medea. Another wife he takes, his household's mis- tress.
Aigeus. Ha! hath he dared in truth this basest deed? Medea. Yea : I am now dishonoured, once beloved. Aigcus. Another love was this ? or hate of thee ? Medea. Love? yea, of the highest traitor he to love !
Aigeus. Away with him, if he be base as this ! Medea. His love was for affinity with princes. Aigeus. Who giveth him his daughter ? End the tale.
Medea. Kreon, who ruleth this Corint...hian land. 10 2 66 EURIPIDES Aigeus. Sooth, lady, reason was that thou shouldst grieve.
Medea. Tis death to me! Yea, also am I banished.
Aigcus. Of whom ? A new ill this thou namest is. 1 Medea. Kreon from Corinth driveth me an exile.
Aigcns. Doth Jason suffer this? I praise it not.
Medea. In pretence, no : but to stand firm not he ! But I beseech thee, touching this thy beard, Clasping thy knees, and so become thy suppliant Pity, O pity me the evil-starred, And see me not cast forth to homelessness : Receive to a hearth-place in thy land and homes.
What to read after Greek Dramas By Aeschylus Sophocles Euripides And Aristophanes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernadotte Perrin to read onlineMoreLess
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