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Leader: Argus, the child of Earth, whom Hermes slew.

The King of Argos: Still did the goddess vex the beast ill-starred?

Leader: She wrought a gadfly with a goading sting.

The King of Argos: Thus drave she Io hence, to roam afar?

Leader: Yea-this thy word coheres exact with mine.

The King of Argos: Then to Canopus and to Memphis came she?

Leader: And by Zeus' hand was touched, and bare a child.

The King of Argos:
Who vaunts him the Zeus-mated creature's son?
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