Seven Plays
章节目录
共 87 题- SOPHOCLES
- NEW EDITION, REVISED
- SOPHOCLES
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- 2 Milton, _Samson Agonistes_, 164-169.
- 4 Cf. _Sophocles_ in Green's 'Classical Writers.' Macmillan & Co.
- 5 Oed. Tyr., 1881.
- 6 Antigone, 1882.
- 7 Ajax, Nov. 1882.
- 8 Antigone, 1845.
- ANTIGONE
- THE PERSONS
- ANTIGONE
- ANTIGONE. ISMENE.
- ANT. They see, but curb their voices to thy sway
- ISM. I warned thee----
- AIAS
- THE PERSONS
- AIAS
- AI. First, tie him to a pillar of my hall--
- CH. Yes, thou hast cause--
- TEU. O rash assault of woe!--
- TEU. For thy proved knavery, coining votes i' the court
- KING OEDIPUS
- THE PERSONS
- KING OEDIPUS
- CR. First on this very point, hear me declare--
- OED. A gift from you! Your purchase, or your child?[5]
- THEB. SH. Not so. I said long since, 'I gave the child.'
- ELECTRA
- THE PERSONS
- ELECTRA
- ORESTES _and the_ Old Man--PYLADES _is present._
- MONODY.
- CH. 9. Thou art wrung with sore distress. II 1
- EL. Then comfort not again--
- CH. 12. 'Tis nature's debt. II 2
- EL. No other. In sad case, as you may see
- EL. I have my dwelling with the murderers--
- THE TRACHINIAN MAIDENS
- THE PERSONS
- THE TRACHINIAN MAIDENS
- MONODY.
- PHILOCTETES
- THE PERSONS
- PHILOCTETES
- ODYSSEUS. NEOPTOLEMUS.
- CH. 1. Hush, my son! III 1
- CH. 2. From far it peals. But thou, my son! III 2
- MONODY.
- NEO. When in obeying thee and all the host--
- NEO. I conquered with base stratagem and fraud--
- NEO. Not new. But to the child of Poeas here--
- NEO. From whom I took these weapons, back again----
- NEO. I will not. [_Exit_ ODYSSEUS
- HERACLES _appears from above._
- OEDIPUS AT COLONOS
- THE PERSONS
- OEDIPUS AT COLONOS
- OEDIPUS. ANTIGONE.
- OED. Woe, for my cruel fate! [OEDIPUS _is seated_
- MONODY.
- CH. How? Are they both thy race, and-- II 1
- CH. But, hapless, didst thou slay-- II 2
- OED. Yea, were it lawful. But in this same spot--
- OED. Beware, lest, if you leave me--
- OED. Alas, undone! [_Exit_ ANTIGONE, _guarded_
- ANT. Desire possesses me--
- ANT. To see the darksome dwelling-place--
- NOTES
- SOME PROPER NAMES
- ANTIGONE.
- 1 P. 6, l. 126. _The serpent._ The dragon, the emblem of Thebes.
- 2 l. 130. _Idly caparisoned._ Reading [Greek: huperopliais].
- 5 P. 30, l. 955. _Dryas' hasty son._ Lycurgus. See Homer, _Iliad_, vi.
- 8 P. 39, l. 1301. Reading [Greek: *oxuthêktô ... peri*xiphei].
- AIAS.
- 3 P. 59, l. 574. _Named of the shield._ Eurysakes means Broadshield.
- KING OEDIPUS.
- ELECTRA.
- TRACHINIAN MAIDENS.
- PHILOCTETES.
- 8 P. 255, l. 1333. _Phoebus' child._ Asclepius.
- OEDIPUS AT COLONOS.
- 3 P. 306, l. 1525. _neighbouring._ [Greek: geitonôn] (the participle).
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