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The Bacchantes-Part6_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Enter SECOND MESSENGER. SECOND MESSENGER O house, so prosperous once through Hellas long ago, home...

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The Phoenissae-Part5_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

No plan so good as to keep well guarded. ETEOCLES What if our cavalry make a sortie against the ho...

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The Bacchantes-Part7_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

raise it against the house to nail up on the gables this lion's head, my booty from the chase. Ent...

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The Bacchantes-Part8_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Go, daughter, to the house of Aristaeus,[*] [* Another large lacuna follows.] AGAVE Father, I mou...

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The Phoenissae-Part1_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

410 BC THE PHOENISSAE by Euripides translated by E. P. Coleridge CHARACTERS IN THE PLAY JOCASTA...

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The Phoenissae-Part2_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Amymone, dear to Poseidon, when he has thrown the toils of slavery round them? Never, never, Artemi...

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The Bacchantes-Part4_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

PENTHEUS [I scorn him and his vines!] DIONYSUS A fine taunt indeed thou hurlest here at Dionysus!...

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The Phoenissae-Part3_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Loxias had given Adrastus an oracle. JOCASTA What was it? what meanest thou? I cannot guess. POLY...

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The Bacchantes-Part5_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Describe my costume further. DIONYSUS Thou wilt wear a robe reaching to thy feet; and on thy head ...

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Medea-Part6_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Thy news is as it is; I blame thee not. ATTENDANT Then why this downcast eye, these floods of tear...

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Medea-Part7_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

(MEDEA enters the house.) CHORUS (chanting) O earth, O sun whose beam illumines all, look, look up...

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Medea-Part1_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

430 BC MEDEA by Euripides translated by E. P. Coleridge CHARACTERS IN THE PLAY NURSE OF MEDEA ...

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The Bacchantes-Part1_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

410 BC THE BACCHANTES by Euripides Characters in the Play Dionysus Cadmus Pentheus Agave Tei...

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Medea-Part2_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

rich banquet, set before them, afford to men delight. CHORUS I heard a bitter cry of lamentation! ...

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The Bacchantes-Part2_Euripides(480-406BC)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Bacchic wand; droll sight enough! Father, it grieves me to see you two old men so void of sense. Oh...

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