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Ἀγαμέμνων Aeschylus

Epeisodion 3

 
Immediately be purple-strewn the pathway, 910
 
So that to home unhoped may lead him — Justice!
 
As for the rest, care shall — by no sleep conquered —
 
Dispose things — justly (gods to aid!) appointed.
AGAMEMNON.
Offspring of Leda, of my household warder,
 
Suitably to my absence hast thou spoken, 915
 
For long the speech thou didst outstretch! But aptly
 
To praise — from others ought to go this favour.
 
And for the rest, —-not me, in woman’s fashion,
 
Mollify, nor — as mode of barbarous man is —
 
To me gape forth a groundward-falling clamour! 920
 
Nor, strewing it with garments, make my passage
 
Envied! Gods, sure, with these behoves we honour:
 
But, for a mortal on these varied beauties
 
To walk — to me, indeed, is nowise fear-free.
 
I say — as man, not god, to me do homage! 925
 
Apart from foot-mats both and varied vestures,
 
Renown is loud, and — not to lose one’s senses,
 
God’s greatest gift. Behoves we him call happy
 
Who has brought life to end in loved well-being.
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