Euripides' CYCLOPS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Odysseus: Where is the Cyclops himself? inside his dwelling?

Silenus: He is gone hunting wild beasts with hounds on Aetna.

Odysseus: Dost know then what to do, that we may be gone from the
land?

Silenus: Not I, Odysseus; but I would do anything for thee.

Odysseus: Sell us food, of which we are in need.

Silenus: There is nothing but flesh, as I said.

Odysseus: Well, even that is a pleasant preventive of hunger.

Silenus: And there is cheese curdled with fig-juice, and the milk
of kine.

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