Aeschylus' THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES Complete

Translated by E. Morshead.

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Herald: I charge thee, not to flout the city's law!

Antigone I charge thee, use no useless heralding!

Herald: Stern is a people newly 'scaped from death.

Antigone Whet thou their sternness! burial he shall have.

Herald: How? grace of burial, to the city's foe?

Antigone God hath not judged him separate in guilt.

Herald: True-till he put this land in jeopardy.

Antigone His rights usurped, he answered wrong with wrong.

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