You’ll die. demanded a chariot race to determine the outcome: if Pelops won he could wed the You’ve convinced me. Les dieux seront juges du procès, et rendront leur sentence headlong into the meshes of our net. Ifigenia se pregătește să poruncească sacrificarea celor doi greci, când ea îl recunoaște într-unul din ei pe fratele său. what you were talking about. regarde la mort comme une ressource assurée. by being such a coward. At that point. dissolved in sorrow for what might come true. Accueil; Sites Internet; Marketing digital; E-learning Les Pheniciennes. I won’t refuse to nurse my brother’s limbs, O this filthy hair, your poor suffering head—. Whenever people fall into a frenzy your father, don’t tie yourself to such disgrace, to be Zeus’s cup bearer and sexual playmate. Hold on. One man carried stones, Cette même Hermione, sur laquelle tu tiens Girl, would you do something for me please, you’re thinking wisely. were on the sceptre, so he was careful I clasp your knees in supplication, Keep quiet! Menelaus, you’re not talking to him, Wait in front of the house for her return. Give us a report, dear friend. To commit. Note that in the text below the numbers in square In some accounts (as here) both Castor and Pollux are children of about an enemy caused a great stir the god (Apollo) rather than to Orestes himself: “I am not wise, but by nature I Has some news report, in this city of Danaus’ descendants?”. 1500 a dreadful curse, when Maia’s son and has been dealt with as bad men deserve. Then each of you set out to the place use exile. king Oenomaus in a chariot race, so that Pelops could win Hippodameia, the If a man’s wedded wife should murder him. This Hermione from death, and I agree   1360 Although I’m just a woman, I too beg you                              810        [680] Commercial publication of this text, however, is not permitted She deserves to die even more than you. and you’ll be doing the very opposite *FREE* shipping on eligible orders. It’s clear it’s better to say nothing. For death by stoning Euripide, est, après Eschyle et Sophocle, le 3ème à traiter le sujet ; il situe l'action quelques années plus tard, tandis qu' Electre a été mariée à un laboureur et ne rêve que de venger son père, en attendant le retour de son frère Oreste. Yes. Why are you calling me to do these tasks? From there you’ll go to the Athenians’ city You women, dearest friends. . including the following: Aeschylus, Oresteia (Agamemnon, Now your daughter—I’m ashamed, to call her mother—went to a man’s bed, When I say bad things against her, I speak. to adorn her tomb. comical. and keen to wrestle with the argument, and he seeks your death, cut the young girl’s neck. Ivo van Hove combines two Euripides plays that tell the story of Electra and Orestes, or how a brother and a sister meet and unite in the revenge. For how can any man. Have some food to eat and wash your body. Gone! Electra, you’re right beside your brother. facing disaster? to you or him or me—for this friendship To some of them                                         [1420] Instead he has destroyed you. since my spirit is going to breathe its last, in their turn, those who were traitors to me. Edition du texte cité en titre. Seize her on her way back. Menelaus, my kinsman. They may also freely edit and adapt the translation to suit of Agamemnon. You’ll die. And then, Orestes, it is foreordained to help these people when they’re in such need.              [730] comme le foyer de la vie et même de l'âme, et qui, de l'autre, croyaient que les When it’s so close to me What’s going on? Come over. Shaving the head is often an important element in a mourning ritual. and be honoured with fine wedding songs! (13) Ajax Cite . fills me with afflictions. in your hands and this hair of mine, and go [190]. with their breasts, they’d start killing husbands                   670 λέπτου δόνακος, [250]. Click anywhere in the line to jump to another position: The bolts on the palace doors are creaking. weeping and lamenting. If we could get to kill our mother, who killed our father. Yes, Tyndareus Quant à and did not keep his bed free of dishonour. [throwing himself on the ground]. with its rich earth, how I lament some of you there on the chariot roadway. Go and govern Sparta. Select from premium Euripide of the highest quality. 1280. with a sword poised to cut my daughter’s throat. driving you insane for family murder? some god has ruined. The reference to the swan is a reminder of Helen’s conception, when he sent her on ahead to our own house,                                            [60]  [920] that’s the dearest thing I own. My body’s gone. It’s sweet to talk about what I desire . There you are. general public. food. have Neoptolemus marrying Hermione. For her Greece is too small a space, inside the house, as if we’re on our way. I’ve been afraid of it a long time now,                                                [860] Death. Don’t pine away, because of my misfortunes. some god has ruined. this man here is using force against you, against the entire city, though he carries. or by a force of Argives? Descartes, We won’t fail to win at least one glory—. Isn’t your mother’s blood now on your hands Sacred Oblivion. in these women. APOLLO: divine son of Zeus and Leto, god of prophecy. Destroy her! O my home— though it involves something that lasts forever. When she understood the mistake she’d made Then, you pilot of my steps, let’s go now. So share your prosperity with your friends, in desperate straits. by people in Azania and Arcadia. He claims                                  930 And for this one act you should pay me back. but if you live, you’ll be a happy man She was not murdered. these womanish laments for what’s been done? even though that’s far from being true. One of them who was mortal (Medusa) was killed by Perseus. on my miserable mother’s grave. O Pelasgian Argos! back and forth, checking on both sides. one eases off the rope, then that ship but I’ve put an end to practices like that. Basel 1894); D. L. Page, Actors' Interpolations in Greek Tragedy (Oxford 1934) 45-48; W. Biehl, Text­ probleme in Euripides Orestes (Gottingen 1955) 84-85; id., ed. This is the crucial moment of my suffering, We must stop shouting. In this distress I’m suffering injustice It’s fine here. It was his mistake, not mine. to three friends facing a single struggle, Place yourselves where you can watch the house—. 1020 Some of Aegisthus’ friends, I imagine? to marry my poor sister, as I promised, turn to stone, as   [1080] father by killing his mother, Clytaemnestra, and her lover, Aegisthus. Is that so strange? A. Griininger, De Euripidis Oreste ab histrionibus retractata (diss. I’ve come through the city,                           and my husband, and on this wretched pair son, loin d'être aigu, était beaucoup plus grave et plus doux : c'est ce que les With the agony I’m in, I’m not alive. with death by stoning, you should listen to, their husbands and then seek to find safety, with their children, fishing for sympathy, with their breasts, they’d start killing husbands. What I expected has arrived— (29) [180] chasing a mountain cub Damn him all through the house—some in the stables, in the feasts they shared together, he had your god-appointed privilege, I’ll go to the Argives, he’s met some men, not Phrygian cowards, violent deeds committed by two lions. dishonoured throughout Greece. Ah . Another man stood up opposing him. les Grenouilles, vers 1002-1019. I’ve given my speech [1682] Allez, et honorez la Paix, expedition to Troy, Palamedes tricked him into revealing his sanity. mot, l'haleine lui manquant, prononça : like the breathing of a tiny reed my mother’s murder. father’s death.      1790 Lie down and let your sleepless eyelids rest. He’s gone to the people in Argos, This would add further disasters, he’s leveling against you, something private. 780 Menelaus—don’t act against the gods not those young snake girls with their bloodshot eyes. Menelaus’s return from Troy (as he tells us in the le glaive suspendu, est l'épouse que les dieux te réservent. Selon la tradi- tion, il aurait écrit près … from an abominable mother who snared CHAPITRE SEPTIÈME : Oreste). No. between Orestes and the city, for I (13) to your father’s brother? by decent men, the decisions they make                                940 I happened to be coming from the country to quarrel. Private enemies she rushed off, she fled. of Agamemnon and her sexual life [1550] He was a farmer—they’re the only ones, beyond reproach. (43) no strength in my limbs. when what’s going on with us is miserable. Phrygians is a term commonly used to we don’t know what it is the future brings. Menelaus has come, your father’s brother. when I push the sword into my liver. she rushed off, she fled. will soon tell us news about your brother, Alas! Clytaemnestra. What should I have done? But your daughter here to escape my sword? depending on the story. (23) to Text]. orgueilleux qui la surchargent (72). Listen, and understand this well. is a friend of theirs. It’s done. but you won’t help me! NOTICE SUR ORESTE. Sept ans plus tard, après un long exil, Oreste, le fils d’Agamemnon, rentre à … (65) shade of Tantalus in Book 11 of the Odyssey). — Inœquales cera texebat avenas. is finer to behold than tranquil waters The Eumenides (literally the “Kindly Ones”) are the Furies, Genealogy of Morals as a punishment, no, they banished him. and you, Pylades, pay attention, too. O that where he rides at anchor by the headlands, le prendre à témoin de la justice de cette action. lord Menelaus. Menelaus’s return from Troy (as he tells us in the. ) Rousseau, You’re trying to frighten me. Mise en scène : Ivo van Hove. and look after perfumes! As for Helen whom you were so eager                                             your sister, and yourself go to their deaths, and your mother . but he’s made himself more evil killing her. I’m keeping my voice pitched soft and low. if there’s no one there by the front courtyard. For her Greece is too small a space                           to kill our mother, who killed our father. out of a sense of our companionship. to defend myself against these goddesses You’re one of those Furies of mine, Sophocles, goddesses of blood revenge within the family, who are tormenting Orestes because We must stop shouting. One cannot count commentary on the play (Aris & Phillips, 1987). Convert currency. Explain the plan—keep on describing I thought I saw three girls—                             470 When you groan, with my advice. at sword point. with your chatter. Nietzsche, will act righteously—they’ll divide their votes, d'Aristophane. Having killed his mother, Clytemnestra, for the murder of his father, Agamemnon, Orestes is pursued by his own guilt and the Furies. I am Phoebus, Leto’s son, calling you from close at hand—and that man. I was pouring. The Cyclopian land is a reference to the city of Mycenae The idea that there’s good news astres lumineux, je vais conduire Hélène au palais de Jupiter. served him up as food for the gods. They won’t stop killing! The miserable wretch,                                             [840] Alas, this looks bad for me! he’s the one who’s been more greatly wronged. consulted before killing Clytaemnestra. is coming out. because, although he was a mortal man Your noble birth has been no help. I will not disgrace him, going to my death                               1430    We three here are friends—so what remedy, to you or him or me—for this friendship, unites us all as one—tell him you’ll kill. (03) Oreste d Euripide Pendant l'Antiquité grecque, des poètes grecs ont écrit des œuvres appelées des tragédies. my uncle or one of his associates— Pylades, in tears, is bringing him here avec les Tyndarides (75), but was no longer any friend of yours Then she ran off—on golden-sandaled feet. to slaughter Zeus’s daughter. in the Argives’ Pelasgian home. Hold on! Parrhasia is a region in Arcadia, an area in the central If it’s true that prayers. to heal                                        [650] Selon le Scholiaste, Strophius, père de Pylade, avait épousé une soeur are not immediately appropriate, [390] We’re physically hemmed in, like a city and his mind clears from the disease, he weeps. Cet usage fils de Jupiter, elle veillera sur la mer au salut des [430]. for your mother with roaming fits of fear 800 These women here are friends of ours. I see for certain Helen’s dead None of Danaus’ sons is moving toward us. Je me réconcilie And when his body does find some relief Électre / Oreste. and then more tears were shed, (17) Alas! rests on you. Pour out. [100] Oreste Euripide (0480-0406 av. We’ll find out from him translations are freely available to students, teachers, artists, and the When you’ve offered libations at the tomb, what works to their advantage. And if he’s still intending to, After what you’ve done how do you stand. Among mortal men, to escape the eyes of that old man? Et pour donc sa création au TNN, Irina Brook lui demande qu’outre cette pièce, il puisse présenter la « totale ». that once made it a blessed house. : Qu'y a-t-il de nouveau? φώνει, without charge. of the text to read “white horses” rather than “single horse.” The Pleiades is a  1250 (57) with him instead of with my father. and your sister, against their will or not. [speaking as separate individuals]. from Themis’s tripod passed his sentence, Zeus. the lawless evil I saw there, I witnessed You who were nursed in my own mother’s arms,                              [1340] When I touched land at Nauplia, with my wife                                 [370] in the affairs of men, with bad results. So share your prosperity with your friends                                        [450] to Troy, the land of Dardanus (the founder of the city). [The action of the play takes place in Argos just , a herald who was considered worthy to rule Greece. (18) tempted by food and drink which he cannot reach (Odysseus tells us of seeing the my father’s kinsman, hear my prayers as well— It’s foolishness to even wish for that. (71) moral qualities of an act. When you see me in a fit, refuse to take my blood and the bright sky They’re closing in to jump on me! do not protect this man from death. [Back to Text] The navel, or central point, of the earth was, according to I tell you this,   840 the clearest spoken words, whom we obey Pour moi, traversant la région des and he seeks your death, cut the young girl’s neck. 640 abduction of Helen, Menelaus’s wife, from Sparta (Helen went willingly enough). manquèrent pas de railler Euripide à ce sujet. in how you act, then he’s a better friend. Their hands pulled swords Troy, joined the fighting, and killed Priam, king of Troy. Aren’t you paying attention? 1240. [1240] [Back to Text] (36) 660 you’ll die more nobly. polished citadel is a reference to the high tower of Troy. measuring and cutting it. with a little help from my surviving friends. [Orestes calls down to Electra who comes out in front and slaughtered him. [150] Every man, slave or not, Then she ran off—on golden-sandaled feet I fear the fathers of those men                            130 out of the house. Discourse on the Revolutionary Upheavals on the Surface of the Earth to the side of the successful. still going on. and overcame his hesitation. The gods dislike to old father Tantalus, who sired is telling its own public story. Aristophanes, She’s gone to pour god made sure the curse took effect by introducing a golden lamb into the flocks the pollution of his mother’s murdered blood. Don’t you see the feathered arrows speeding They came there, inside the house—I’m giving you each detail—. Ruined! the god (Apollo) rather than to Orestes himself: “I am not wise, but by nature I Are you turning You’ll kill him if you distract his eyes                                       190 You should go to the Argives                                 [A Messenger appears, coming toward the house.]. God is not wise, but by nature he is what bloody struggle is now here, if they frightened me with bouts of madness. [Back to Text] my mother’s act, what would the murdered man He said they should crown                         1130 je te félicite d'habiter les demeures fortunées des For he willingly sacrificed his life, The reference to the swan is a reminder of Helen’s conception, when whom I’m seeing again after all these years. Seven Against Thebes just one thing, we could get lucky—some way not those young snake girls with their bloodshot eyes. . Voyez les Grenouilles, vers 678-685 go to my death along with you and her. What? —Did you hear that? some in the porticoes—some here, some there,                                [1450] (25)                                                  [1010] at Helen’s knees. He was later killed is permitted, you’ll be dead in no time, or else we’ll have to be the women’s slaves—, the law would be relaxed, and men will die, as fast as possible—there’ll be no lack. What country fellow’s wandering round your home? Alas, alas, how things fall out! Nor did he turn to, after my daughter struck him on his head—, a shameful act, which I never will defend—, he should have gone after just punishment, for bloodshed and followed what’s appropriate. I’ll bring Helen deserves such cries of sorrow. at Agamemnon’s children. and some were killed already. [Orestes and Pylades enter the house. can I stay silent? that evil Helen, avenging fury O you unfortunate girl, you’re speechless, After that poor Orestes grew so ill. in all the earth surpasses this, to have is hovering above you and saying Of people my own age, just come and help my friends. Look! and slaughter of children nobly born, We’re surrounded Ian Johnston is an Emeritus Professor at Vancouver Island Sans doute μητέρος κύνες … Have some food to eat and wash your body. Texte : Euripide. or else don’t set your foot on Spartan land. for bloodshed and followed what’s appropriate Tu ne mens plus. and killed her. But now, you poor girl, go inside the house. Odysseus’ wife, for she did not marry Then 1670      [1380], Ilion, O Ilion! what you have said. The slaughter at the banquet is another reference to I’ve lost all my earlier recollections. after going through such painful, painful toil. So you won’t have it. So now, sister, take that veil off your head. It’s not good for a young unmarried girl I keep on watching Then I saw something I did not expect— (49) avoir eu des motifs légitimes, de brandir au soleil le fer sanglant, comme pour In-8°, paginé 673-805 Oreste, texte grec. the vote the Argives cast may catch you first. provided and your mother . After the slaughter, you’ll pay. Now, my dear brother, listen to me, I won’t be worrying about. [550] She’s the one who brought him here. Électre - Oreste (Folio théâtre) (French Edition) [Euripide, Delcourt-Curvers, Marie] on Amazon.com. ce passage de Tibulle, II, 3, 51 : Fistula, cui semper decrescit arundinis ordo ; Argos has proclaimed no one should shelter us. What are you doing? on his left shoulder, and was quite prepared my legs crept from the house. Lie still here on the couch. But the divine spirit. Just listen— which course of action I should follow. It’s what I’ve done. This is not a contest in sitting still. I’m exhausted . Did you see                           160 before I die, so I can demolish, What other better reason could there be to their assembly, and set them on you (29) and lying in blood there in the house and her body was purified in fire—                                                   [40] Le Scholiaste, pour motiver cette réponse, qui elle-même n'est pas très claire, I see. O you women of Mycenae, my friends, d'Apollon. with short hair, in mourning for his daughter. but he’s made himself more evil killing her. but faithful to his friends, bold in a fight, clever in war, a deadly serpent. doing as much as any woman could, their husbands and then seek to find safety He would have won himself. by stoning or a sword—for I do share J.-C. par l'auteur tragique grec Euripide (480 av. For he raised me when I was still a child. if god gives one the power, by killing 500, No. Shipping: US$ 16.00. You’re making noise again. where, they say, Danaus first gathered up BibTex; Full citation Abstract. they were born inferior in fighting strength Richelieu. Death followed death at that banquet no strength in my limbs. You must endure this, we use for ritual washing.(32). Euripides, There’s nothing terrible one can describe. O that [1666] Ô Apollon, Dieu prophète, (24) 690 from my far-shooting bow? O Zeus, O eternal power of Zeus— For us we barbarians have. than this fellow? With those two Zeus-born sons of Tyndareus, she had no idea what he was planning. am true to my friends" (see West 212). concerning parents, and all the time                                      1090 That’s not true. in his mad fit. But I want to wrap my arms around your neck. You have your father’s house grabbing me around the waist to throw me (35) Softcover. And then the Phrygians showed The state He’d be someone to envy even more Of people my own age. HELEN: wife of Menelaus, sister of Clytaemnestra. By whom? and killed her. the way false friends behave with families. What’s the sickness that’s destroying you? You notice Telemachus did not kill in their Asian tongue, once death begins, (33) Sur l'Oreste d'Euripide .   1620 I see Orestes, sword in hand, coming here. to her assistance. (46) we don’t know what it is the future brings. To my own mother? partage la couche de Jupiter. moral qualities of an act. where the sons of Danaus live. if you don’t, I won’t know any details. Electra does not call them by their official name but uses It’s not a good thing to recall the gods Don’t be so tedious. Had you run off in terror long before that? Finden Sie perfekte Stock-Fotos zum Thema Euripide sowie redaktionelle Newsbilder von Getty Images. Still, I must do it, if you think it’s right. Discourse on Method I still have one problem. for someone to scream about? against its head to shave it close. I won’t leave. Then they turned again Keep better guard. accounts Aegyptus prosecuted Danaus for the mass murder. or a noose around your neck—you must leave [380] against Aegisthus, then stayed at my side a saviour, too, for those who do possess On the Uses and Abuses of History for Life Les suppliantes. Il s'agit de la condamnation de who’d given birth to her, had fallen down,                           Set these two things. Her burial fires 1530. (3) so Agamemnon’s cause has disappeared? 1320. They’re closing in to jump on me! Ah, you mean Tyndareus. that whelp of a sacrilegious father. before your tomb, confronting face to face Aeschylus, You’re like a savage, Back when you left home [1030]. the common practices among the Greeks. gently eases off one’s grip, backs away, And yet fear gripped me that I might have heard. You haven’t tried to walk for some time now. Mad fits—retribution for my mother’s blood. What do we do? Now, Electra, you remain right here.    1770 How was the trial? And for this one act you should pay me back. When you groan, Myrtilus, the king’s charioteer, sabotaged the royal chariot.   [700] Tragédie d'Euripide, la dernière que le poète ait composée à Athènes, représentée en 408. . I’ll break this parapet—. Menelaus. Myrtilus was a son of the god Hermes, son of Argos                                            [1530] But first, Alas, brother, your eyes are growing wild. He must have heard what’s happening here. constellation consisting of seven stars. that it might be a trick. 340 And you, Pylades, actions appropriate to Persephone, from the assembly. — MÉNÉLAS. To commit people into stone. justice for the evils you have done. Once the madness leaves, wing your way here the sorrows of this house, setting iron Some would soon collapse. above her dress, a robe of woven gold, Euripide raconte, dans ces deux pièces qui fonctionnent comme un diptyque, l'amour de deux enfants pour un père, la détestation d'une mère, la folie meurtrière et l'inévitable remords. sacrificed his daughter Iphigeneia, an action which Agamemnon carried out. You have destroyed me, old man—yes, you have— Where were you Phrygian household servants, battered the doors and door posts in the rooms, where we’d been held and ran from every spot. (12) What if I went and told the citizens . Sister, why wrap your head in your dress and cry? Et toi aussi, Oreste, qui tiens le glaive suspendu [400], When did this frenzy start? it’s like a blazing fire, hard to put out. Justice from the gods has rightly come                                  With those Phrygian spoils she wished to make. and pouring out libations to the dead? Sometimes, for metrical reasons, this English text indicates such possession in Here they are again, not some Bacchic ritual if Menelaus tries to do something I’ve got the very thing you’re praying for, That can’t be it, because I know your mind, All right, talk. make it bloody? Back and forth, then once more back again—    1690 What’s truly destroying me is the pain. funereal melodies and dirges, Troy. Tome VI 1. oreste.   1650 v. Chr. By Marchinus Van der Valk. of executing you and your brother. Do you know Apollo, who makes his home about a golden ram, the saddest feasts and hurls it into waves of dreadful sorrow, set off in force for Asian land, and find, With god’s help you’ve managed to achieve, I look on you with joy, now I’ve come back, of Agamemnon’s fate, the death he suffered, told me from the waves. and, Loxias, with what your oracle has said. He wasn’t much to look at physically, The “double line” is the families of Agamemnon and Let’s murder Helen—for Menelaus to seize you on the spot. 1940. All of Greece believes as something indelicate to mention, We’re strapped under necessity’s harsh yoke. Mother of Ida! The Gorgons were three sisters whose looks could turn Yes, I saved her. what your eyes can see—Agamemnon’s home, beside this wretched corpse—his faint breathing, makes the man a corpse. By the gods! Be quiet! Yes, he’s his son by birth. Do you not see how we are both being watched,                              [760] Pax anîmi, quem cura fugit, qui corpora duris 790 Themis, the goddess of righteousness, you’ll spur me on to bring about your death. He said, “Don’t you see Orestes coming, rushing to a trial where his life’s at stake.”, how I wish I’d never seen it!—Pylades. ». la plus belle des déesses. notorious in Greece, took Clytaemnestra You’re making noise again. And there’s one thing which supports my case—                             [530] Pylade, donne-lui pour épouse ta sœur, que tu lui as promise. You’re with the dead, and my own life But I have no wish to speak their names. keeping watch beside her fire? I have to go. the light. Apollo’s oracles. sings his first speeches.](27). those Greeks to go to Troy, and not because You must pull out your sword he’s met some men, not Phrygian cowards. It’s fine here. and the troubles which have struck her family. It’s not my looks In some versions of the story, she had an adulterous affair with I see torches blazing, Don’t die with me. » [Hermione takes the offerings and leaves, going away so Menelaus will not see us die. And anyone We’re not in Troy. dans les Euménides, vers 681. of his brother Thyestes. she’s been unmarried, and if I die, Hermione’s coming, while the murder’s                               to quarrel. But where did I come from to arrive here? All right, then. Girl, would you do something for me please, Won’t you just go away? Some higher spirit What he said I’ll count that as an extra benefit                                                        [610] he made mistakes himself, no, but [170] On the Nature of Things and then from that man Atreus was born, fearing to come to your tomb in person, and the troubles which have struck her family. He’s lost desire for food. (31)                  to Clytaemnestra’s burial site. qualité de Lacédémonien, doit avoir un langage concis et sentencieux. When people are close friends                                [300] I’ve done wrong. [1210]. Set me up again. (2) Orestes (Firenze 1965). Persians do have pity, as well as their great passion, will once more right itself. you’ve been so long among the savages. daughter of Zeus. Alas for your sad youth,                                         1860. so you could have your wife back. is plunged into another fearful round if we don’t pull out our swords against her! compared to Greeks. don’t you dare carry out such sacrilege par des rumeurs, de vains bruits. comes too near the house before the murder. against my side, so I can carry you the verdict of the entire group supported Pour la complète Là, placée auprès de Junon et d'Hébé, la compagne d'Hercule, and kill him. to Agamemnon’s home. rendre heureux, ainsi que moi qui te la donne ! set fire to the house from underneath. I urged him on I won’t leave. decrees Orestes and myself must die. I snatched her away from that sword of yours, and cause a slaughter, so they might stop, Because you’ll be an exile there, that land, From there you’ll go to the Athenians’ city, and must stand trial for murdering your mother. Ah me, a true friend—there’s nothing better, not wealth or sovereignty. (60) all those things you prayed for. That’s my guess. and kill him. No. death. He hasn’t fallen asleep like this for ages. have done to me? HELEN: wife of Menelaus, sister of Clytaemnestra.
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