Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Iphigenia: Thee did the Spartan Tyndarus bring forth?

Orestes: And from the son of Pelops' son I sprung,

Iphigenia: What say'st thou? Canst thou give me proof of this?

Orestes: I can: ask something of my father's house.

Iphigenia: Nay, it is thine to speak, mine to attend.

Orestes: First let me mention things which I have heard
Electra speak: to thee is known the strife
Which fierce 'twixt Atreus and Thyestes rose.

Iphigenia: Yes, I have heard it; for the golden ram,-

Orestes: In the rich texture didst thou not inweave it?

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