Euripides' SUPPLIANTS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Leader: Be of good cheer; for if thou preserve the light of justice,
thou shalt escape many a charge that men might urge.

Theban Herald: Wilt thou that I sum up in brief all thou wouldst say?

Theseus: Say what thou wilt; for thou art not silent as it is.

Theban Herald: Thou shalt never take the sons of Argos from our land.

Theseus: Hear, then, my answer too to that, if so thou wilt.

Theban Herald: I will hear thee; not that I wish it, but I must give
thee thy turn.

Theseus: I will bury the dead, when from Asopus' land I have removed
them.

Theban Herald: First must thou adventure somewhat in the front of
war.

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