The Nineteen Tragedies And Fragments of Euripides
The Nineteen Tragedies And Fragments of Euripides
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If to the Gods I had not unawares Engag'd myself, 1 ne'er would have refrain'd From stating these transactions to my Sire ; But now while Theseus in a foreign land Continues, hence will I depart, and keep The strictest silence. But 1 50on shaH see.
When with my itijur'd Father C feturn, Digi tized by Google HIPPOLYTUS. 349 How you and jour perfidioaa Queen will dare To meet his eyes, then fully shall I kaow Your impudeoce, of which I now have made This first essay. Perdition seize you both : Fo...r with unsatiated abhorrence, still 'Gainst woman will I speak, tho' some ol^ect To my repeating always the same charge : For they are erer nnitbrmly wicked : Let any one then prove the female sex Possest of chastity^ or suifer me.
As heretofore, against them to inveigh.
[iExfYHlPFOlTTUS.
CHORUS.
ANTKTROPHE.
wretched woman's inauspicious fate !
What arts^ what projects can we find.
To extricate ourselves, ere yet too late.
From our distress, or how the snare unbind i PHADRA.
Just are the sufferings I endure: Thou Earth and Sun, my anguish cure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If to the Gods I had not unawares Engag'd myself, 1 ne'er would have refrain'd From stating these transactions to my Sire ; But now while Theseus in a foreign land Continues, hence will I depart, and keep The strictest silence. But 1 50on shaH see.
When with my itijur'd Father C feturn, Digi tized by Google HIPPOLYTUS. 349 How you and jour perfidioaa Queen will dare To meet his eyes, then fully shall I kaow Your impudeoce, of which I now have made This first essay. Perdition seize you both : Fo...r with unsatiated abhorrence, still 'Gainst woman will I speak, tho' some ol^ect To my repeating always the same charge : For they are erer nnitbrmly wicked : Let any one then prove the female sex Possest of chastity^ or suifer me.
As heretofore, against them to inveigh.
[iExfYHlPFOlTTUS.
CHORUS.
ANTKTROPHE.
wretched woman's inauspicious fate !
What arts^ what projects can we find.
To extricate ourselves, ere yet too late.
From our distress, or how the snare unbind i PHADRA.
Just are the sufferings I endure: Thou Earth and Sun, my anguish cure.
What to read after The Nineteen Tragedies And Fragments 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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