Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Ion: Thy friend! Yet wouldst thou kill me secretly.

Creusa: My son: if that to parents is most dear.

Ion: Forbear thy wiles; I shall refute them well.

Creusa: Might I but to come to what I wish, my son!

Ion: Is this vase empty, or contains it aught?

Creusa: Thy infant vests, in which I once exposed thee.

Ion: And wilt thou name them to me, ere thou see them?

Creusa: If I recount them not, be death my meed.

Ion: Speak then: thy confidence hath something strange.

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