Thesauros Edebiyat Tragedya Ῥῆσος

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Ῥῆσος Euripides

Stasimon 5

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To Priam and the Elders of the Wall 880
HECTOR.
My charge, that, where the cart-road from the plain
 
Branches, they make due burial for our slain.
CHORUS.
Back from the heights of happiness,
 
Back, back, to labour and distress
 
Some god that is not ours doth lead
 
Troy and her sons; He sows the seed,
 
Who knows the reaping?
 
Ah! Ah! 885
 
My king, what cometh? There appears
 
Some Spirit, like a mist of tears;
 
And in her arms a man lieth,
 
So young, so wearied unto death;
 
To see such vision presageth
 
Wrath and great weeping.
MUSE.
Nay, look your fill, ye Trojans. It is I, 890
 
The many-sistered Muse, of worship high
 
In wise men’s hearts, who come to mourn mine own
 
Most pitifully loved, most injured, son,
 
For whose shed blood Odysseus yet shall pay
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