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Creon: After passing Delphi-

Menoeceus: Whither must I go, father?

Creon: To Aetolia.

Menoeceus: Whither thence?

Creon: To the land of Thesprotia.

Menoeceus: To Dodona's hallowed threshold?

Creon: Thou followest me.

Menoeceus: What protection shall I find me there?

Creon: The god will send thee on thy way.

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