Aeschylus' Prome
Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound and the Seven Against Thebes
作者：Aeschylus, 526 BCE-457 BCE; Buckley, Theodore Alois, 1825-1856 [Translator]
体例：题 章数：26
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章节目录
共 26 题- AESCHYLUS'
- PROMETHEUS BOUND
- AND THE
- SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
- BY
- THEODORE ALOIS BUCKLEY, B.A.
- WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
- EDWARD BROOKS, JR.
- 610 SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.
- INTRODUCTION.
- PROMETHEUS CHAINED.
- PERSONS REPRESENTED.
- STRENGTH, FORCE, VULCAN, PROMETHEUS.
- VUL. I know it--and I have nothing to say against it.[12]
- PR. Most certainly he can not at any rate escape his doom.[43]
- IO. Do not be more anxious on my account than is agreeable to me.[50]
- PR. He will make such a match as he shall one day rue.[58]
- THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
- PERSONS REPRESENTED.
- MES. These men have fallen by hands that dealt mutual slaughter.[165]--
- MES. Now be calm and listen, the race of OEdipus--
- ANT. When wounded thou didst wound again.[176]
- ANT. Deadly to tell--
- HER. What! wilt thou honor with a tomb him whom our state abhors?[180]
- HER. ANT. Heretofore he has not been honored by the gods.[181]
- FOOTNOTES