Euripides' SUPPLIANTS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Theseus: Where is your Argos now? were its vauntings all in vain?

Adrastus: Defeat and ruin are our lot. To thee for aid we come.

Theseus: Is this thy own private resolve, or the wish of all the city?

Adrastus: The sons of Danaus, one and all, implore thee to bury the
dead.

Theseus: Why didst lead thy seven armies against Thebes?

Adrastus: To confer that favour on the husbands of my daughters twain.

Theseus: To which of the Argives didst thou give thy daughters in
marriage?

Adrastus: I made no match for them with kinsmen of my family.

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