Euripides' PHOENISSAE Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Polyneices: Thy son no more!

Jocasta: Born to sorrow, endless sorrow, I!

Polyneices: 'Tis because my brother treats me despitefully.

Eteocles: I am treated just the same.

Polyneices: Where wilt thou be stationed before the towers?

Eteocles: Why ask me this?

Polyneices: I will array myself against thee for thy death.

Eteocles: I too have the same desire.

Jocasta: Woe is me! what will ye do, my sons?

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