Euripides' CYCLOPS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Silenus: All hail, sir! tell me who thou art, and name thy country.

Odysseus: Odysseus of Ithaca, king of the Cephallenians' land.

Silenus: I know him for a prating knave, one of Sisyphus' shrewd offspring.

Odysseus: I am the man; abuse me not.

Silenus: Whence hast thou sailed hither to Sicily?

Odysseus: From Ilium and the toils of Troy.

Silenus: How was that? didst thou not know the passage to thy native
land?

Odysseus: Tempestuous winds drove me hither against my will.

Silenus: God wot! thou art in the same plight as I am.

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