Euripides' BACCHAE Complete

Translated, with notes, by Th. Buckley.

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Pentheus: Ay, when you call him, standing among the Bacchae.

Bacchus: Even now, being near, he sees what I suffer.

Pentheus: And where is he? for at least he is not apparent to my eyes.

Bacchus: Near me, but you being impious, see him not.

Pentheus: Seize him, he insults me and Thebes!

Bacchus: I warn you not to bind me: I in my senses command you not in your
senses.

Pentheus: And I bid them to bind you, as being mightier than you.

Bacchus: You know not why you live, nor what you do, nor who you are.

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