Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Ion: The shield-supporting Iolaus, who bears
The toils in common with the son of Jove.
View now this hero; on his winged steed
The triple-bodied monster's dreadful force
He conquers through the flames his jaws emit.

Chorus: I view it all attentively.

Ion: Observe
The battle of the giants, on the walls
Sculptured in stone.

Chorus: Let us note this, my friends.

Ion: See where against Enceladus she shakes
Her gorgon shield.

Chorus: I see my goddess, Pallas.

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