The Plays of Aeschylus;
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CTw. She dreamed, by her own story, that she was delivered of a serpent.
Or. And what is the conclusion and the sum of her account ?
Ch). That she havened it like a child in swaddling- clothes.
Or. What food did it crave for, as a new-born monster ?
Cho. She herself in her dream gave it the breast.
Or. Surely the foul thing did not leave the teat 530 imwounded ?
Cho. No, in milking, it sucked a curd of blood.
Or. This vision cannot be unmeaning.^ Cho. And she awoke from sleep screaming in a pan...ic; and many a lamp within that had been blinded in the darkness blazed up for the mistress' sake. And thereupon she sends these pious offerings, hoping they should be a knife's cure for the mischief.
Or. Well then, I make prayer unto the Earth here and my father's grave, that I may find this dream come true !
I read it, look you, so as to tally at all points : — If the snake 540 came from the same place as I, and thereupon was tendered with swaddling,^ and opened its mouth about the breast ' oi^TOi fkifruav %.v t
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CTw. She dreamed, by her own story, that she was delivered of a serpent.
Or. And what is the conclusion and the sum of her account ?
Ch). That she havened it like a child in swaddling- clothes.
Or. What food did it crave for, as a new-born monster ?
Cho. She herself in her dream gave it the breast.
Or. Surely the foul thing did not leave the teat 530 imwounded ?
Cho. No, in milking, it sucked a curd of blood.
Or. This vision cannot be unmeaning.^ Cho. And she awoke from sleep screaming in a pan...ic; and many a lamp within that had been blinded in the darkness blazed up for the mistress' sake. And thereupon she sends these pious offerings, hoping they should be a knife's cure for the mischief.
Or. Well then, I make prayer unto the Earth here and my father's grave, that I may find this dream come true !
I read it, look you, so as to tally at all points : — If the snake 540 came from the same place as I, and thereupon was tendered with swaddling,^ and opened its mouth about the breast ' oi^TOi fkifruav %.v t
What to read after The Plays of Aeschylus;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aeschylus to read online
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