Thesauros Edebiyat Tragedya Πέρσαι

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Epeisodion 1

Atossa
How then can they withstand the attack of an invading foe?
Chorus
So well as to have destroyed Darius’ great and courageous host.
Atossa
In truth, your words have given the fathers and mothers of those who are now on their way there dire food for thought. 245
Chorus
No, rather I think that you will soon learn the truth of the matter. For here comes one who is beyond a doubt a Persian courier. He bears clear tidings of some issue, be it good or bad.
Messenger
O cities of all the land of Asia,
 
O realm of Persia, and bounteous haven of wealth, at a single stroke all your plenteous prosperity has been shattered, and the flower of the Persians has fallen and perished! Ah, it is a terrible task to be the first to deliver news of disaster. And yet, Persians, I must relate the entirety of the calamity 250
 
—the whole barbarian host is lost. 255
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