Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Ion: And why conceal'd, as long since thou received'st me?

Priestess: The god would have thee in his shrine a servant.

Ion: Is that no more his will? How shall I know it?

Priestess: Thy father shown, he sends thee from this land.

Ion: Hast thou preserved these things by charge, or how?

Priestess: It was the god that so disposed my thought.

Ion: With what design? Speak, finish thy discourse.

Priestess: Ev'n to this hour to keep what then I found.

Ion: What gain imports this to me, or what loss?

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