The Macedonian Tetralogy of Euripides
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ys'v^a.Zov.
Fe. 233.
(HEPAIKKAS B) (TOi S' sItcov, ^ TTat, Tix? Tiij^ai; ex tcov tcovwv 6Y)pav 6p^? Y*P "^^v Ttaiipa Tifxt&jjLevov.
Fe. 234.
HEPAIKKAS B Traxpii; S' avayxT] Traial TteiOeaOai Xoywv.
EUEIPIDIS FRAGMENTA 99 [Fr. 229.
See the Temenides.] Fr, 230.
(Archelatts II.) For we are not able to override the crest of the billow ; For stiU, as of old, doth poverty flourish among us, Most hateful of evils, and wealth is an exile from our land.
Frr. 231 and 940, Chortts From us, I pray thee, wh...at needest thou at this present ?
Archblaus II.
From my sainted sires— for myself am of the seed of Apis— reverence as a suppliant.
Chortts What thing is it ? Lo, thou wilt speak to a quire of thind own kin.
Fr. 232.
For the righteousness of the sires engendereth a righteous- ness in the sons, A possession by itself more excellent than a wealthy marriage : For one thing there is that a man loseth not in his poverty.
Even the nobility of his father.
Fr. 233.
(Perdiccas II.) I charge thee, my son, to seek out thine opportunity in tribulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ys'v^a.Zov.
Fe. 233.
(HEPAIKKAS B) (TOi S' sItcov, ^ TTat, Tix? Tiij^ai; ex tcov tcovwv 6Y)pav 6p^? Y*P "^^v Ttaiipa Tifxt&jjLevov.
Fe. 234.
HEPAIKKAS B Traxpii; S' avayxT] Traial TteiOeaOai Xoywv.
EUEIPIDIS FRAGMENTA 99 [Fr. 229.
See the Temenides.] Fr, 230.
(Archelatts II.) For we are not able to override the crest of the billow ; For stiU, as of old, doth poverty flourish among us, Most hateful of evils, and wealth is an exile from our land.
Frr. 231 and 940, Chortts From us, I pray thee, wh...at needest thou at this present ?
Archblaus II.
From my sainted sires— for myself am of the seed of Apis— reverence as a suppliant.
Chortts What thing is it ? Lo, thou wilt speak to a quire of thind own kin.
Fr. 232.
For the righteousness of the sires engendereth a righteous- ness in the sons, A possession by itself more excellent than a wealthy marriage : For one thing there is that a man loseth not in his poverty.
Even the nobility of his father.
Fr. 233.
(Perdiccas II.) I charge thee, my son, to seek out thine opportunity in tribulation.
What to read after The Macedonian Tetralogy of Euripides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Euripides to read onlineMoreLess
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