Aeschylus' THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES Complete

Translated by E. Morshead.

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Eteocles: Enough if I am here, with plans prepared.

Leader: Alack, the battering at the gates is loud!

Eteocles: Peace! stay your tongue, or else the town may hear!

Leader: O warders of the walls, betray them not!

Eteocles: Beshrew your cries! in silence face your fate.

Leader: Gods of our city, see me not enslaved!

Eteocles: On me, on all, thy cries bring slavery.

Leader: Zeus, strong to smite, turn upon foes thy blow!

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