Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Orestes: The statue we would gain is in the temple.

Iphigenia: That, by thy touch polluted, I would cleanse.

Orestes: Where? On the watery margin of the main?

Iphigenia: Where thy tall bark secured with cables rides.

Orestes: And who shall bear the image in his hands?

Iphigenia: Myself; profaned by any touch, but mine.

Orestes: What of this blood shall on my friend be charged?

Iphigenia: His hands, it shall be said, like thine are stain'd.

Orestes: In secret this, or to the king disclosed?

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