Iphigenia in Delphi a Dramatic Poem
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To the swift vessels came he, in his hand Apollo's laurel on a golden wand. And, proffering noble gifts, entreaty made To all, but most the two Atridas prayed : — " Atridse twain, and well-mailed Grecians all. To you, by Heaven's decree, may it befall To raze the towers of Troy, and o'er the main Returning, greet your native land again.
54 Exordium of the Iliad, But for this ransom yield my child to me, Revering the far-darting Deity. " Then did the Greeks, applauding, sentence give, The priest... to honour, and his gifts receive. This only Agamemnon could not brook, But quelled the suppliant with austere re- buke : — " Let me not find thee by the vessels black. Old man, or lingering now, or venturing back, Else little profit will, I ween, to thee Apollo's sceptre and his laurel be. Her I release not, whom till grey and old, Argos, far-sundered from her home, shall hold, Meek vassal of my couch and loom. Thou cease, Nor move my wrath, while hence thou mayest in peace. " He spoke, the old man trembled and obeyed ; Silent by the loud-roaring sea he strayed : Then, at a distance, lifted up his prayer To King Apollo, sprung from Leto fair : — '' God of the silver bow, thy servant hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the swift vessels came he, in his hand Apollo's laurel on a golden wand. And, proffering noble gifts, entreaty made To all, but most the two Atridas prayed : — " Atridse twain, and well-mailed Grecians all. To you, by Heaven's decree, may it befall To raze the towers of Troy, and o'er the main Returning, greet your native land again.
54 Exordium of the Iliad, But for this ransom yield my child to me, Revering the far-darting Deity. " Then did the Greeks, applauding, sentence give, The priest... to honour, and his gifts receive. This only Agamemnon could not brook, But quelled the suppliant with austere re- buke : — " Let me not find thee by the vessels black. Old man, or lingering now, or venturing back, Else little profit will, I ween, to thee Apollo's sceptre and his laurel be. Her I release not, whom till grey and old, Argos, far-sundered from her home, shall hold, Meek vassal of my couch and loom. Thou cease, Nor move my wrath, while hence thou mayest in peace. " He spoke, the old man trembled and obeyed ; Silent by the loud-roaring sea he strayed : Then, at a distance, lifted up his prayer To King Apollo, sprung from Leto fair : — '' God of the silver bow, thy servant hear.
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