Hecuba And Other Plays
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Teu. With these eyes I saw her, And she e'en now is present to my soul.
Hel. Have Menelaus and his consort reached \M^ Their home. V ji Teu. They are not in the Argive land, O*^'"'! f Nor on Eurotas' banks. \i^ o*^ Hel. Alas ! alas ! b* The tale you have recounted, is. to her Who hears you, an event most in auspicious.
Teu. He and his consort, both they say are dead.
Hel. Did not the Greeks in one large squadron sail?
Teu. Yes ; but a storm dispersed their shattered fleet.
Hel. Where were they,... in what seas ?
Teu. They at that time Through the mid waves of the jEgean deep Were passing.
Hel. Can none tell if Menelaus Escaped this tempest ? , \ Teu. No man ; but through Greece fi,//'''^ 'Tis rumoured he is dead. j, . ^" Hel. I am undone. > £(/, Is Thestius' daughter living ? ^/ Teu. Mean'st thou Leda ?
She with the dead is numbered.
Hel. Did the shame , ,; Of Helen cause her wretched mother's death ?
Teu. Around her neck, 'tis said the noble dame Entwined the gliding noose.
Hel. But live the sons Of Tyndarus, or are they too nowno more ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Teu. With these eyes I saw her, And she e'en now is present to my soul.
Hel. Have Menelaus and his consort reached \M^ Their home. V ji Teu. They are not in the Argive land, O*^'"'! f Nor on Eurotas' banks. \i^ o*^ Hel. Alas ! alas ! b* The tale you have recounted, is. to her Who hears you, an event most in auspicious.
Teu. He and his consort, both they say are dead.
Hel. Did not the Greeks in one large squadron sail?
Teu. Yes ; but a storm dispersed their shattered fleet.
Hel. Where were they,... in what seas ?
Teu. They at that time Through the mid waves of the jEgean deep Were passing.
Hel. Can none tell if Menelaus Escaped this tempest ? , \ Teu. No man ; but through Greece fi,//'''^ 'Tis rumoured he is dead. j, . ^" Hel. I am undone. > £(/, Is Thestius' daughter living ? ^/ Teu. Mean'st thou Leda ?
She with the dead is numbered.
Hel. Did the shame , ,; Of Helen cause her wretched mother's death ?
Teu. Around her neck, 'tis said the noble dame Entwined the gliding noose.
Hel. But live the sons Of Tyndarus, or are they too nowno more ?
What to read after Hecuba And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Euripides to read onlineMoreLess
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