Aeschylus' SUPPLIANTS Complete

Translated by E. Morshead.

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Danaus: Zeus' bird of dawn it is; invoke the sign.

Leader: Thus I invoke the saving rays of morn.

Danaus: Next, bright Apollo, exiled once from heaven.

Leader: The exiled god will pity our exile.

Danaus: Yea, may he pity, giving grace and aid.

Leader: Whom next invoke I, of these other gods?

Danaus: Lo, here a trident, symbol of a god.

Leader: Who gave sea-safety; may he bless on land!

Danaus: This next is Hermes, carved in Grecian wise.

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