The Agamemnon of Aeschylus; Tr. Into English Rhyming Verse With Explanatory Notes
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Some serpent amphisbene, some Skylla, deep Housed in the rock, where sailors shriek and die, Mother of Hell blood-raging, which doth cry On her own flesh war, war without alloy . . .
God ! And she shouted in his face her joy, Like men in battle when the foe doth break.
And feigns thanksgiving for his safety's sake !
What if no man believe me ? 'Tis all one.
The thing which must be shall be ; aye, and soon Thou too shalt sorrow for these things, and here Standing confess me all too true a seer.
...Leader.
The Thyestean feast of children slain I understood, and tremble. Aye, my brain Reels at these visions, beyond guesswork true.
But after, though I heard, I had lost the clue, Cassandra.
Man, thou shalt look on Agamemnon dead.
Leader.
Peace, Mouth of Evil ! Be those words unsaid !
Cassandra.
No god of peace hath watch upon that hour.
Leader.
If it must come. Forefend it. Heavenly Power !
Cassandra.
They do not think of prayer ; they think of death.
56 AESCHYLUS w. 1251-1267.
Leader.
They ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some serpent amphisbene, some Skylla, deep Housed in the rock, where sailors shriek and die, Mother of Hell blood-raging, which doth cry On her own flesh war, war without alloy . . .
God ! And she shouted in his face her joy, Like men in battle when the foe doth break.
And feigns thanksgiving for his safety's sake !
What if no man believe me ? 'Tis all one.
The thing which must be shall be ; aye, and soon Thou too shalt sorrow for these things, and here Standing confess me all too true a seer.
...Leader.
The Thyestean feast of children slain I understood, and tremble. Aye, my brain Reels at these visions, beyond guesswork true.
But after, though I heard, I had lost the clue, Cassandra.
Man, thou shalt look on Agamemnon dead.
Leader.
Peace, Mouth of Evil ! Be those words unsaid !
Cassandra.
No god of peace hath watch upon that hour.
Leader.
If it must come. Forefend it. Heavenly Power !
Cassandra.
They do not think of prayer ; they think of death.
56 AESCHYLUS w. 1251-1267.
Leader.
They ?
What to read after The Agamemnon of Aeschylus; Tr. Into English Rhyming Verse With Explanatory Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aeschylus to read onlineMoreLess
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