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IPHIGENEIA AT AULIS.
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Klytemnestra.

Singly fight against a multitude?


Achilles.

Seest thou these who bear mine armour?[1]


Klytemnestra.

Blessings on thy dauntless mood!


Achilles.

Yea, I shall be blest.


Klytemnestra.

She shall not now be on the altar laid? 1360


Achilles.

Not while I am living.


Klytemnestra.

How, will any come to seize the maid?


Achilles.

Thousands—and Odysseus leading—


Klytemnestra.

He, the seed of Sisyphus?


Achilles.

Even he.


Klytemnestra.

Self-bidden, or did all the host appoint it thus?

  1. ↑ Or (Paley), "Arrayed in armour?"
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