Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Pylades: Well hast thou said touching the gods and me.
Say then to whom at Argos shall I bear
This letter? What relate as heard from thee?

Iphigenia: (reading) This message to Orestes, to the son
Of Agamemnon, bear:-She, who was slain
At Aulis, Iphigenia, sends thee this:
She lives, but not to those who then were there.

Orestes: Where is she? From the dead return'd to life?

Iphigenia: She whom thou seest: but interrupt me not.
To Argos, O my brother, ere I die,
Bear me from this barbaric land, and far
Remove me from this altar's bloody rites,
At which to slay the stranger is my charge.-

Orestes: What shall I say? Where are we, Pylades?

Iphigenia: Or on thy house for vengeance will I call,
Orestes. Twice repeated, learn the name.

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