Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Iphigenia: By no means, for I shall have no tomb heaped o'er me.

Clytaemnestra: What, is not the act of dying held to imply burial?

Iphigenia: The altar of the goddess, Zeus's daughter, will be my tomb.

Clytaemnestra: Well, my child, I will let thee persuade me, for thou
sayest well.

Iphigenia: Aye, as one who prospereth and doeth Hellas service.

Clytaemnestra: What message shall I carry to thy sisters?

Iphigenia: Put not mourning raiment on them either.

Clytaemnestra: But is there no fond message I can give the maidens
from thee?

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