Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Thoas: That I receive not
Pollution?

Iphigenia: Tedious if my stay appear,-

Thoas: What bounds may be assign'd?

Iphigenia: Deem it not strange.

Thoas: At leisure what the rites require perform.

Iphigenia: May this lustration as I wish succeed!

Thoas: Thy wish is mine. (Orestes and Pylades, bound, are led from
the temple in solemn procession by the guards. Thoas and his retinue
veil their heads as it slowly moves past.)

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