Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Tutor: If mine displease, propose thou some design.

Creusa: I have it, close and easy to achieve.

Tutor: In both my faithful services are thine.

Creusa: Hear then: not strange to thee the giants' war.

Tutor: When they in Phlegra fought against the gods.

Creusa: There the earth brought forth the Gorgon, horrid monster.

Tutor: In succour of her sons to annoy the gods?

Creusa: Ev'n so: her Pallas slew, daughter of Jove.

Tutor: What fierce and dreadful form did she then wear?

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