Euripides' MEDEA Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Aegeus: He bade me "not loose the wineskin's pendent neck."

Medea: Till when? what must thou do first, what country visit?

Aegeus: Till I to my native home return.

Medea: What object hast thou in sailing to this land?

Aegeus: O'er Troezen's realm is Pittheus king.

Medea: Pelops' son, a man devout they say.

Aegeus: To him I fain would impart the oracle of the god.

Medea: The man is shrewd and versed in such-like lore.

Aegeus: Aye, and to me the dearest of all my warrior friends.

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