Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Ion: What if in secret Phoebus nurtures him!

Creusa: Unjust to enjoy alone a common right.

Ion: Ah me! this cruel fate accords with mine.

Creusa: For thee too thy unhappy mother mourns.

Ion: Ah, melt me not to griefs I would forget!

Creusa: I will be silent: but impart thy aid.

Ion: Seest thou what most the inquiry will suppress?

Creusa: And to my wretched friend what is not ill?

Ion: How shall the god what he would hide reveal?

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