Euripides' PHOENISSAE Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Eteocles: Relying on the truce, which saves thy life, thou turnest
boaster.

Polyneices: Once more I ask thee to restore my sceptre and share in
the kingdom.

Eteocles: I have naught to restore; 'tis my own house, and I will
dwell therein.

Polyneices: What! and keep more than thy share?

Eteocles: Yes, I will. Begone!

Polyneices: O altars of my fathers' gods!-

Eteocles: Which thou art here to raze.

Polyneices: Hear me.

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