ANTISTROPHE II

O Earth! O Earth! Oh, would thou had'st received me,

Ere I saw him on couch

Of bath with silvered walls thus stretched in death!

Who now will bury him, who wail? Wilt thou,

When thou hast slain thy husband, have the heart 1520

To mourn his death, and for thy monstrous deeds

Do graceless grace? And who will chant the dirge

With tears in truth of heart,

Over our godlike chief?

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