Euripides' HERACLES Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Amphitryon: O king, whose home is that olive-clad hill!

Theseus: Why this piteous prelude in addressing me?

Amphitryon: Heaven has afflicted us with grievous suffering.

Theseus: Whose be these children, o'er whom thou weepest?

Amphitryon: My own son's children, woe to him! their father and butcher
both was he, hardening his heart to the bloody deed.

Theseus: Hush good words only!

Amphitryon: I would I could obey!

Theseus: What dreadful words!

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