Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: Well hast thou said; and Fortune here, I ween,
Will aid us; to the firm and strenuous mind
More potent works the influence divine.

Iphigenia: Nothing shall check, nothing restrain my speech:
First will I question thee what fortune waits
Electra: this to know would yield me joy.

Orestes: With him (pointing to Pylades) she dwells, and happy is her life,

Iphigenia: Whence then is he? and from what father sprung?

Orestes: From Phocis: Strophius is his father named.

Iphigenia: By Atreus' daughter to my blood allied?

Orestes: Nearly allied: my only faithful friend.

Iphigenia: He was not then, me when my father slew.

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