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... Iokaste . ' Twas just before thy coming that the word Was brought to us - ere thou wast King of Thebes . Oedipus . O Zeus , what is thy will to do with me ? Iokaste . Why , Oedipus , should this so trouble thee ? Oedipus . Ask me not ...
... Iokaste . ' Twas just before thy coming that the word Was brought to us - ere thou wast King of Thebes . Oedipus . O Zeus , what is thy will to do with me ? Iokaste . Why , Oedipus , should this so trouble thee ? Oedipus . Ask me not ...
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... Iokaste now Surely might best reveal to thee the truth . Oedipus . O wife and Queen , knowest thou whom but now We summoned hither ? Speaks he of the same ? Iokaste . What matters whom he mentioned ? Give no thought To what he said ...
... Iokaste now Surely might best reveal to thee the truth . Oedipus . O wife and Queen , knowest thou whom but now We summoned hither ? Speaks he of the same ? Iokaste . What matters whom he mentioned ? Give no thought To what he said ...
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... Iokaste . Twixt youth and age but nearer age than youth . Oedipus . And were there many followers with the King ? Iokaste . The most had lost their way , a faithful few Still followed constant by his chariot wheel . Oedipus . Did any ...
... Iokaste . Twixt youth and age but nearer age than youth . Oedipus . And were there many followers with the King ? Iokaste . The most had lost their way , a faithful few Still followed constant by his chariot wheel . Oedipus . Did any ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGround of SeNECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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