Euripides' RHESUS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Dolon: Gold have I in my home; no sustenance lack I.

Hector: What then is thy desire of all that Ilium stores within her?

Dolon: Promise me my gift when thou dost conquer the Achaeans.

Hector: I will give it thee; do thou ask anything except the captains of the fleet.

Dolon: Slay them; I do not ask thee to keep thy hand off Menelaus.

Hector: Is it the son of Oileus thou wouldst ask me for?

Dolon: Ill hands to dig and delve are those mid luxury nursed.

Hector: Whom then of the Acheans wilt thou have alive to hold to ransom?

Dolon: I told thee before, my house is stored with gold.

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