ANTISTROPHE

It hath wrought out its end,

And hath not failed, that prayer the father poured;

And Laios' reckless counsels work till now:

I fear me for the State;

The oracles have not yet lost their edge; 840

O men of many sorrows, ye have wrought

This deed incredible;

Not now in word come woes most lamentable.

[_As the Chorus are speaking, the bodies of_ ETEOCLES

_and_ POLYNEIKES _are brought in solemn procession

by_ Theban Citizens

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