Thesauros Edebiyat Tragedya Ἀγαμέμνων

Ἀγαμέμνων

Ἀγαμέμνων Aeschylus

Epeisodion 3

AGAMEMNON.
First, indeed, Argos, and the gods, the local, 810
 
’T is right addressing — those with me the partners
 
In this return and right things done the city
 
Of Priamos: gods who, from no tongue hearing
 
The rights o’ the cause, for Ilion’s fate man-slaught’rous
 
Into the bloody vase, not oscillating, 815
 
Put the vote-pebbles, while, o’ the rival vessel,
 
Hope rose up to the lip-edge: filled it was not.
 
By smoke the captured city is still conspicuous:
 
Até’s burnt offerings live: and, dying with them,
 
The ash sends forth the fulsome blasts of riches. 820
 
Of these things, to the gods grace many-mindful
 
’T is right I render, since both nets outrageous
 
We built them round with, and, for sake of woman,
 
It did the city to dust — the Argeian monster,
 
The horse’s nestling, the shield-bearing people 825
 
That made a leap, at setting of the Pleiads,
 
And, vaulting o’er the tower, the raw-flesh-feeding
 
Lion licked up his fill of blood tyrannic.
 
I to the gods indeed prolonged this preface;
 
But — as for thy thought, I remember hearing — 830
 
I say the same, and thou co-pleader hast me.
 
Since few of men this faculty is born with —
 
To honour, without grudge, their friend, successful.
 
For moody, on the heart, a poison seated
 
Its burthen doubles to who gained the sickness: 835
 
By his own griefs he is himself made heavy,
 
And out-of-door prosperity seeing groans at.
 
Knowing, I’d call (for well have I experienced)
 
Fellowship’s mirror, phantom of a shadow,
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