Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Clytaemnestra: The son of Sisyphus?

Achilles: The very same.

Clytaemnestra: Acting for himself or by the army's order?

Achilles: By their choice-and his own.

Clytaemnestra: An evil choice indeed, to stain his hands in blood!

Achilles: But I will hold him back.

Clytaemnestra: Will he seize and bear her hence against her will?

Achilles: Aye, by her golden hair no doubt.

Clytaemnestra: What must I do, when it comes to that?

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