Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Creusa: Ah, like thy mother doth another suffer.

Ion: Who? tell me: shouldst thou help me, what a joy

Creusa: One for whose sake I come before my husband.

Ion: Say for what end, that I may serve thee, lady.

Creusa: To ask a secret answer of the god.

Ion: Speak it: my service shall procure the rest.

Creusa: Hear then the tale: but Modesty restrains me.

Ion: Ah, let her not; her power avails not here.

Creusa: My friend then says that to the embrace of Phoebus-

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