Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: Swear then; and thou propose the righteous oath.

Iphigenia: This, let him say, he to my friends will give.

Pylades: Well, to thy friends this letter I will give.

Iphigenia: Thee will I send safe through the darkening rocks.

Pylades: What god dost thou invoke to attest thy oath?

Iphigenia: Diana, at whose shrine high charge I hold.

Pylades: And I heaven's potent king, the awful Jove.

Iphigenia: But if thou slight thy oath, and do me wrong?

Pylades: Never may I return. But if thou fail,
And save me not?

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