Euripides' HELEN Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Teucer: He threw himself on his own blade and died.

Helen: Was he mad? for who with sense endowed would bring himself
to this?

Teucer: Dost thou know aught of Achilles. son of Peleus?

Helen: He came, so I have heard, to woo Helen once.

Teucer: When he died, he left his arms for his comrades to contest.

Helen: Well, if he did, what harm herein to Ajax?

Teucer: When another won these arms, to himself he put an end.

Helen: Art thou then a sufferer by woes that he inflicted?

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