Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: Not to my wish; but if to thine, enjoy it.

Iphigenia: Troy, whose fame spreads so wide, perchance thou know'st.

Orestes: O that I ne'er had known her, ev'n in dreams!

Iphigenia: They say she is no more, by war destroy'd.

Orestes: It is so: you have heard no false reports.

Iphigenia: Is Helena with Menelaus return'd?

Orestes: She is; and one I love her coming rues.

Iphigenia: Where is she? Me too she of old hath wrong'd.

Orestes: At Sparta with her former lord she dwells.

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