Euripides' HELEN Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Helen: Nay, who art thou? The self-same reason prompts us both.

Menelaus: never saw a closer resemblance.

Helen: Great God! Yea, for to recognize our friends is of God.

Menelaus: Art thou from Hellas, or a native of this land?

Helen: From Hellas; but I would learn thy story too.

Menelaus: Lady, in thee I see a wondrous likeness to Helen.

Helen: And I in thee to Menelaus; I know not what to say.

Menelaus: Well, thou hast recognized aright a man of many sorrows.

Helen: Hail! to thy wife's arms restored at last!

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