Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Menelaus: Look me in the face! Be that the prelude to my story.

Agamemnon: Shall I, the son of Atreus, close my eyes from fear?

Menelaus: Seest thou this scroll, the bearer of a shameful message?

Agamemnon: I see it, yes; and first of all surrender it.

Menelaus: No, not till I have shewn its contents to all the Danai.

Agamemnon: What! hast thou broken the seal and dost know already what
thou shouldst never have known?

Menelaus: Yes, I opened it and know to thy sorrow the secret machinations
of thy heart.

Agamemnon: Where didst thou catch my servant? Ye gods what a shameless
heart thou hast!

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