Aeschylus' PROMETHEUS BOUND Complete

Translated by G. M. Cookson.

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Prometheus: 'Twould make thee happy
Methinks, if thou could'st see calamity
Whelm him.

Io: How should it not when all my woes
Are of his sending? learn how
These things shall be.
The tyrant's rod?
And fond imaginings.

Io: But how? Oh, speak,
If the declaring draw no evil down I

Prometheus: A marriage he shall make shall vex him sore.

Io: A marriage? Whether of gods or mortals?
Speak!
If this be utterable!

Prometheus: Why dost thou ask
What I may not declare?

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