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... Thou shalt not learn from me . Oedipus . Basest of all base men , that wouldst enrage The hardest rock , wilt never speak , but still Present thyself unmoved in stubbornness ? Tiresias . My wrath thou blamest but thine own so near Thou ...
... Thou shalt not learn from me . Oedipus . Basest of all base men , that wouldst enrage The hardest rock , wilt never speak , but still Present thyself unmoved in stubbornness ? Tiresias . My wrath thou blamest but thine own so near Thou ...
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Clarence Whittlesey Mendell. Tiresias . Hast thou not known or wouldst thou spread a net ? Oedipus . Unknowable it seems - speak it again . Tiresias . I say thou art the slayer that thou wouldst find . Oedipus . Not to thy joy hast ...
Clarence Whittlesey Mendell. Tiresias . Hast thou not known or wouldst thou spread a net ? Oedipus . Unknowable it seems - speak it again . Tiresias . I say thou art the slayer that thou wouldst find . Oedipus . Not to thy joy hast ...
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... Thou ? Thou ? How art thou come ? Such brazen front Of daring hast thou as to approach my house , The murderer proven of this man and now Usurper manifest of this my throne ? Come tell me by the gods , was't cowardice Or folly seen in ...
... Thou ? Thou ? How art thou come ? Such brazen front Of daring hast thou as to approach my house , The murderer proven of this man and now Usurper manifest of this my throne ? Come tell me by the gods , was't cowardice Or folly seen in ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGround of SeNECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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