The Argonautica 8 7
The Argonautica 8 7
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And from him hascome Argus urging me to try to win thy help; I left him in the palacemeantime while I came hither. " Thus she spake, and Medea's heart bounded with joy within her, and atonce her fair cheeks flushed, and a mist swam before her melting eyes, and she spake as follows: "Chalciope, as is dear and delightful to theeand thy sons, even so will I do. Never may the dawn appear again to myeyes, never mayst thou see me living any longer, if I should takethought for anything before thy life... or thy sons' lives, for they are mybrothers, my dear kinsmen and youthful companions. So do I declaremyself to be thy sister, and thy daughter too, for thou didst lift me tothy breast when an infant equally with them, as I ever heard from mymother in past days. But go, bury my kindness in silence, so that I maycarry out my promise unknown to my parents; and at dawn I will bring toHecate's temple charms to cast a spell upon the bulls. " Thus Chalciope went back from the chamber, and made known to her sonsthe help given by her sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And from him hascome Argus urging me to try to win thy help; I left him in the palacemeantime while I came hither. " Thus she spake, and Medea's heart bounded with joy within her, and atonce her fair cheeks flushed, and a mist swam before her melting eyes, and she spake as follows: "Chalciope, as is dear and delightful to theeand thy sons, even so will I do. Never may the dawn appear again to myeyes, never mayst thou see me living any longer, if I should takethought for anything before thy life... or thy sons' lives, for they are mybrothers, my dear kinsmen and youthful companions. So do I declaremyself to be thy sister, and thy daughter too, for thou didst lift me tothy breast when an infant equally with them, as I ever heard from mymother in past days. But go, bury my kindness in silence, so that I maycarry out my promise unknown to my parents; and at dawn I will bring toHecate's temple charms to cast a spell upon the bulls. " Thus Chalciope went back from the chamber, and made known to her sonsthe help given by her sister.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Apollonius Rhodius to read onlineMoreLess
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