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Ἀγαμέμνων

Ἀγαμέμνων Aeschylus

Epeisodion 3

KLUTAIMNESTRA.
A triple-bodied Geruon the Second, 870
 
Plenty above — for loads below I count not —
 
Of earth a three-share cloak he’d boast of taking,
 
Once only dying in each several figure!
 
Because of suchlike rumours back-revenging,
 
Many the halters from my neck, above head, 875
 
Others than I loosed — loosed from neck by main force!
 
From this cause, sure, the boy stands not beside me —
 
Possessor of our troth-plights, thine and mine too —
 
As ought Orestes: be not thou astonished!
 
For, him brings up our well-disposed guest-captive 880
 
Strophios the Phokian — ills that told on both sides
 
To me predicting — both of thee ’neath Ilion
 
The danger, and if anarchy’s mob-uproar
 
Should overthrow thy council; since ’t is born with
 
Mortals, — whoe’er has fallen, the more to kick him. 885
 
Such an excuse, I think, no cunning carries!
 
As for myself — why, of my wails the rushing
 
Fountains are dried up: not in them a drop more!
 
And in my late-to-bed eyes I have damage,
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