Plays And Fragments : With Critical Notes, Commentary, And Translation in English Prose
Plays And Fragments : With Critical Notes, Commentary, And Translation in English Prose
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Pae. Then it seems that we have come in vain.
Cl. Nay, not in vain ; how canst thou say, ' in vain,' when thou hast brought me sure proofs of his death .^ — His, who sprang from mine own life, yet, forsaking me who had suckled and reared him, became an exile and an alien ; and, after he went out of this land, he saw me no more ; but, charging me with the murder of his sire, he uttered dread threats against me ; so that neither by night nor by day could sweet sleep cover mine eyes, but from mome...nt to moment I lived in fear of death.
771 t4ic7i] riicri L (the 17 in an erasure, from ei) : riKjf A, with most MSS. : t4koi r. 77a (oiK€if] Palcy conj. (oLyfxei^. 775 rift i^ijs i^vxvt] Wecklein writes TTJ^St vrfdijos : Blaydes coni., yijdvot 7e7«j ^/n^. 7aO oUr* i$ iifi^pat MSS. For i^f Meineke conj. i^ (and in one MS., E, M is written above i(): G. Jacob, i$\ which Bellermann adopts : Wecklein, oO fits' iffUpai^. 791 ifii 0Tryd^eir] Eustath. p. 6 $2, 31 quotes the words Ihrvov ifU tfreyd^eir ifi^, Reiske conj.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pae. Then it seems that we have come in vain.
Cl. Nay, not in vain ; how canst thou say, ' in vain,' when thou hast brought me sure proofs of his death .^ — His, who sprang from mine own life, yet, forsaking me who had suckled and reared him, became an exile and an alien ; and, after he went out of this land, he saw me no more ; but, charging me with the murder of his sire, he uttered dread threats against me ; so that neither by night nor by day could sweet sleep cover mine eyes, but from mome...nt to moment I lived in fear of death.
771 t4ic7i] riicri L (the 17 in an erasure, from ei) : riKjf A, with most MSS. : t4koi r. 77a (oiK€if] Palcy conj. (oLyfxei^. 775 rift i^ijs i^vxvt] Wecklein writes TTJ^St vrfdijos : Blaydes coni., yijdvot 7e7«j ^/n^. 7aO oUr* i$ iifi^pat MSS. For i^f Meineke conj. i^ (and in one MS., E, M is written above i(): G. Jacob, i$\ which Bellermann adopts : Wecklein, oO fits' iffUpai^. 791 ifii 0Tryd^eir] Eustath. p. 6 $2, 31 quotes the words Ihrvov ifU tfreyd^eir ifi^, Reiske conj.
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