Tragedies
Tragedies
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Let Pluto cleanse these hands. Upon thy banks, O Lethe, shall I stand, the past forgotten, and my grieving shade will welcome its lord again.
938 But do thou, who torturest the realms of the dark under-world, prepare a toil for this fault of mine outweighs all sins that man has ever dared; Juno was never bold enough to rob the world of Hercules some dreadful toil prepare. Let Sisyphus' neck 1 In the lower world.
263 THE TRAGEDIES OB' SENECA impellat umeros ; me vagus fugiat latex meamque fallax... unda deludat sitim. Merui manus praebere turbinibus tuis, quaecumque regem Thessalum torques rota; effodiat avidus hinc et hinc vultur fibras. Vacat l una Danais, has ego explebo vices laxate manes, recipe me comitem tibi, Phasiaca coniunx ; peior haec, peior tuo 950 utroque dextra est scelere, seu mater nocens seu dira soror es ; adde me comitem tuis, Threicia coniunx, sceleribus ; natam tuam, Althaea mater, recipe, nunc veram tui agnosce prolem quid tamen tantum manus vestrae abstulerunt? claudite Elvsium mihi J quaecumque fidae coniuges nemoris sacri lucos tenetis ; si qua respersit manus viri cruore nee memor castae facis stricto cruenta Belias ferro stetit, 9^0 in me suas agnoscat et laudet manus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let Pluto cleanse these hands. Upon thy banks, O Lethe, shall I stand, the past forgotten, and my grieving shade will welcome its lord again.
938 But do thou, who torturest the realms of the dark under-world, prepare a toil for this fault of mine outweighs all sins that man has ever dared; Juno was never bold enough to rob the world of Hercules some dreadful toil prepare. Let Sisyphus' neck 1 In the lower world.
263 THE TRAGEDIES OB' SENECA impellat umeros ; me vagus fugiat latex meamque fallax... unda deludat sitim. Merui manus praebere turbinibus tuis, quaecumque regem Thessalum torques rota; effodiat avidus hinc et hinc vultur fibras. Vacat l una Danais, has ego explebo vices laxate manes, recipe me comitem tibi, Phasiaca coniunx ; peior haec, peior tuo 950 utroque dextra est scelere, seu mater nocens seu dira soror es ; adde me comitem tuis, Threicia coniunx, sceleribus ; natam tuam, Althaea mater, recipe, nunc veram tui agnosce prolem quid tamen tantum manus vestrae abstulerunt? claudite Elvsium mihi J quaecumque fidae coniuges nemoris sacri lucos tenetis ; si qua respersit manus viri cruore nee memor castae facis stricto cruenta Belias ferro stetit, 9^0 in me suas agnoscat et laudet manus.
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