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Ἀνδρομάχη

Ἀνδρομάχη Euripides

Stasimon 3

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than to make justice miscarry by an invidious exercise of power; for such a victory, though men think it sweet for the moment, grows barren in time and comes very near being a family reproach. 780
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This is the life I commend, this the life. I set before me as my ideal, to exercise no authority beyond what is right either in the marriage-chamber or in the state. 785
 
O aged son of Aeacus!
 
now am I sure that thou wert with the Lapithae, wielding thy famous spear, when they fought the Centaurs; and on Argo’s deck didst pass the cheerless strait beyond the sea-beat Symplegades 790
 
on her voyage of note; and when in days long gone the son of Zeus spread slaughter round Troy’s famous town, 795
 
thou too didst share his triumphant return to Europe. 800
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