Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Thoas: Lead where thou wilt: on secret rite I pry not.

Iphigenia: The image of the goddess I must cleanse.

Thoas: If it be stain'd with touch of mother's blood.

Iphigenia: I could not else have borne it from its base.

Thoas: Just is thy provident and pious thought;
For this by all the state thou art revered.

Iphigenia: Know'st thou what next I would?

Thoas: 'Tis thine thy will
To signify.

Iphigenia: Give for these strangers chains.

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