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Xuthus: Thy thoughts are just.

Ion: What else
Would we?

Xuthus: Thou seest what thou oughtst to see.

Ion: Am I the son then of the son of Jove?

Xuthus: Such is thy fortune.

Ion: Those that gave me birth
Do I embrace?

Xuthus: Obedient to the god.

Ion: My father, hail!

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