Euripides' MEDEA Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Medea: Be assured thereof; I, whom he loved of yore, am in dishonour
now.

Aegeus: Hath he found a new love? or does he loathe thy bed?

Medea: Much in love is he! A traitor to his friend is he become.

Aegeus: Enough! if he is a villain as thou sayest.

Medea: The alliance he is so much enamoured of is with a princess.

Aegeus: Who gives his daughter to him? go on, I pray.

Medea: Creon, who is lord of this land of Corinth.

Aegeus: Lady, I can well pardon thy grief.

Medea: I am undone, and more than that, am banished from the land.

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