Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: Childless was Strophius for some length of time.

Iphigenia: O thou, the husband of my sister, hail

Orestes: More than relation, my preserver too.

Iphigenia: But to thy mother why that dreadful deed?

Orestes: Of that no more: to avenge my father's death.

Iphigenia: But for what cause did she her husband slay?

Orestes: Of her inquire not: thou wouldst blush to hear.

Iphigenia: The eyes of Argos now are raised to thee.

Orestes: There Menelaus is lord; I, outcast, fly.

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