Οἰδίπους ἐπὶ Κολωνῷ

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Prologos 1–115 Parodos 118–250 Epeisodion 1 254–507 Stasimon 1 510–546 Epeisodion 2 549–665 Stasimon 2 668–715 Epeisodion 3 720–1042 Stasimon 3 1044–1095 Epeisodion 4 1009–1210 Stasimon 4 1211–1245 Epeisodion 5 1249–1445 Stasimon 5 1448–1495 Epeisodion 6 1500–1555 Stasimon 6 1556–1575 Epeisodion 7 1579–1668 Stasimon 7 1670–1750 Eksodos 1751–1759 Stasimon 8 1760–1777

İngilizce Yunanca

Epeisodion 7

Messenger

nor any rising of whirlwind from the sea; it was either an escort from the gods, or else the dark world of the dead kindly split open to receive him. The man passed away without lamentation or sickness or suffering, and beyond all mortal men he was wondrous. 1660

And if in anyone’s eyes I seem to speak senselessly, I would not try to win his belief when he counts me senseless. 1665

Chorus

Where are his daughters and the escort of their friends?

Messenger

Not far away; the sounds of mourning show plainly that they are approaching.