Euripides' PHOENISSAE Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Polyneices: By driving me forth without my portion.

Eteocles: And further I will slay thee.

Polyneices: O father, dost thou hear what I am suffering?

Eteocles: Yea, and he hears what thou art doing.

Polyneices: Thou too, mother mine?

Eteocles: Thou hast no right to mention thy mother.

Polyneices: O my city!

Eteocles: Get thee to Argos, and invoke the waters of Lerna.

Polyneices: I will; trouble not thyself; all thanks to thee though,
mother mine-

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