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Xuthus: Amid the revels of the god.

Ion: From thence I date my birth.

Xuthus: And fate, my son,
Hath found thee.

Ion: How then came I to the temple?

Xuthus: Perchance exposed.

Ion: The state of servitude
Have I escaped.

Xuthus: Thy father now, my son,
Receive.

Ion: Indecent were it in the god
Not to confide.

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