Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Menelaus: I was awaiting thy daughter's arrival at the camp from Argos.

Agamemnon: What right hast thou to watch my doings? Is not this a
of shamelessness?

Menelaus: My wish to do it gave the spur, for I am no slave to thee.

Agamemnon: Infamous! Am I not to be allowed the management of my own
house?

Menelaus: No, for thou thinkest crooked thoughts, one thing now, another
formerly, and something different presently.

Agamemnon: Most exquisite refining on evil themes! A hateful thing
the tongue of cleverness!

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