Euripides' HERACLEIDAE Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Copreus: Well, mine is the disgrace; no harm will come to thee.

Demophon: 'Tis harm to me, if I let them be haled away by thee.

Copreus: Banish them thyself, and then will I take them from elsewhere.

Demophon: Nature made thee a fool, to think thou knowest better than
the god.

Copreus: It seems then evildoers are to find a refuge here.

Demophon: A temple of the gods is an asylum open to the world.

Copreus: Maybe they will not take this view in Mycenae.

Demophon: What! am I not lord of this domain?

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