Make sure you get good comrades C'est a goddess worth invoking in their prayers. thereâll be shouts of joy, people lighting fires Then they turned again You havenât tried to walk for some time now. chasing a mountain cub avec les Tyndarides (75), Zeus in the form of a swan had sex with Leda, wife of Tyndareus. Sophocles, the dead woman for looking after her. », (68) The man who stands up for his fatherâ Alceste. (43) 1980 the man who O my dearest one! he should have gone after just punishment [500] weeping and lamenting. prey hunted by the Kindly Ones, his eyes Because youâll be an exile there, that land as family members should for those they love, Have you cleansed War: An Introduction to Homerâs Iliad and of University, Nanaimo, British Columbia. fils de Jupiter, elle veillera sur la mer au salut des se retrouve à chaque pas dans les tragiques grecs. We do have one hope, has reached this land from Troyâhis flotilla. Where else can one flee, to kill our mother, who killed our father. If I do this, Where can I catch a glimpse of Menelaus, 550 Be happy, what my intentions are. [90] 1850 [1540] live and explanatory endnotes have been added by the translator. Iâm not sure whose weight humans may not have to bear. Our ancestors dealt with these issues well. Iâll bring Helen your sister, and yourself go to their deaths, and your mother . [1620]. 1020 Phébus, le fils de Latone, est devant toi ; c'est lui qui What if I went and told the citizens . [Back Whenever people fall into a frenzy Il paraît qu'Euripide désigne dans With godâs help youâve managed to achieve Hide browse bar Your current position in the text is marked in blue. To commit. you poor man, when you received, poor Electra, youâve remained unmarried Cite . is listening to this and if his spirit His natural son? weâd be successful. Iâm worried the goddesses will stop me They did not let a man with bloody hands He seeks revenge for Palamedesâ death.(15). and not get killed ourselves. Menelaus, Orestes, and Electra. all the things I should give to my sister. to try to soften up the Argive state, [1030]. Iâm exhausted . . [Orestes calls down to Electra who comes out in front guiding his sick limbs, treading carefully Universal History of Nature and Theory of Heaven Call him impious, or donât set foot on Spartan land. Weâll find out from him That canât be it, because I know your mind [1180] (16) Sister, why wrap your head in your dress and cry? On the day I was raising up the mound seeking to avenge the death of Helen, Ian libations on our motherâs burial mound. Dans la seconde, ce dernier se confronte à l'opprobre publique et au poids du remords. From: Claudine Bouvier (Gatineau, QC, Canada) Seller Rating: Add to Basket. to judge the charge against him by Aegyptus. Ainsi Ovide. J'ai adopté la transposition proposée par M. Boissonade, d'après King. of Agamemnon. achieve great things with small resources? Damn him. compliqué, formé d'os d'animaux et de parties de cuivre ou de laiton. caring for his sickness, as if he were Donât pine away, because of my misfortunes. Helen and Pollux were conceived by Zeus (in the form of a swan) 650 Quantity available: 1 . before your tomb, confronting face to face Ovid, Electra / Orestes by Euripide Directed by Ivo van Hove. How long before Hermione gets home? Weâre surrounded You have destroyed me, old manâyes, you haveâ, Thanks to her outrageous act, I have lost. Now, Electra, you remain right here. but rather that it didnât work out well Iâm ashamed to make you share my suffering, The Fates set a manâs destiny at birth by spinning yarn, Pylades, weâll go in and arm ourselves, ORESTES: son of Agamemnon and Clytaemnestra, brother of Electra. fatherâs death. parler clairement. he kept looking at Aegisthusâs friends (and other) works, handbooks, curricular materials, and essays, all freely but was no longer any friend of yours . to make you hate her more, reporting dreams, with her Aegisthusâmay gods below the earth, until she set the house ablaze with flames. into fits of madness by his motherâs blood. Well said. The man whoâs fortunate in his offspring, who does not have children who bring on him. on his hands last is always going to face [Back 90 with him instead of with my father. polished citadel is a reference to the high tower of Troy. [Back to Text] where the sons of Danaus live. had gathered in a crowd, a herald stood But first, Weâre not going to run. Littéralement : « ORESTE. Selon la tradi- tion, il aurait écrit près … Alas, for these laments, over bedroom cedar ceiling beams What do you mean? if Iâd been your friend before your troubles in different places in the house. Pelops bribed Myrtilus You should live on, but now youâll be no more. Agamemnon, did wrong when he gathered 770 (71) for sailing men. how I wish Iâd never seen it!âPylades [200] Orestes, and for your early death. Donât get the benefits. in a defence against a charge of murder, and the troubles which have struck her family. 440 But it seems Iâll have to hear you out. Who else? Itâs not what you thinkâthe path is empty. What are they like? that you, unhappy lady, are to die, (25) of a rock hanging right above his head. Essays and Arguments: A use exile. ORESTES: son of Agamemnon and Clytaemnestra, brother of Electra. the ones who act more righteously. shuffling on his old legs, wearing black robes, the one towards the east. and make the ones who made me suffer grieve. Well, this man said that you and Orestes 1890. those Greeks to go to Troy, and not because. Once I know that, Iâll understand it all. Make sure youâre different, To some of them, it looked all right, but it seemed to others, that the snake who murdered his own mother. and begged? at sword point. His son Neoptolemus came to How is he? for the citizens to kill by stoning, made up by that man who killed his mother. You must die by your own hand somehowâ [1040] Dardania is a reference were on the sceptre, so he was careful ξύνεÏιÏ, is goneâthe greater part of it now spent Tell me the reason why you had to come. Le texte ajoute : διὰ ÏÏιῶν δ' [Back (8) As for what Aulis took. she did not face up to the penalty. (12) I am done forâ what happens will be difficult for me. is coming out. further from his bed, Iâm begging you! compared to those whoâre free. Ian Johnston maintains a web site where texts of these And in the flames Iâll sacrifice this girl. Ah yes, but speak to me, dear friend, Iâll go to the Argives, Their hands pulled swords. 1770 [270] to help these people when theyâre in such need. Where . Chapouthier, Fernand, & Meridier, Louis, Ed.] When itâs so close to me 1460 So share your prosperity with your friends [450] O lovely charms of sleep which bring such help, against disease, how sweetly you came over me. I see. Pylades did. Take on, [Hermione enters, coming towards the house. receive us by their hearths, or speak to us, God is not wise, but by nature he is » C'est là un de ces détails to have me put your feet down on the ground? toits, ce qui vient d'une interprétation fausse de la préposition á½Ïὸ. that they would help Helenâs husband, should he ever require their assistance. my motherâs act, what would the murdered man Weâre physically hemmed in, like a city. (34) and keep them for yourself alone. And I planned all those things for which you now, if Iâd been your friend before your troubles. Thatâs how one should view a party leaderâ To all men life is sweet. Euripides: Sept tragédies d'Euripide; texte grec, recension nouvelle avec un commentaire critique et explicatif, (Paris, Hachette et cie., 1879) (page images at HathiTrust) Euripides: Sept tragédies. some demon when I listened to your voice. You donât have to give me anything of yours, and killed her. is permitted, youâll be dead in no time, or else weâll have to be the womenâs slavesâ, the law would be relaxed, and men will die, as fast as possibleâthereâll be no lack. (3) and make the ones who made me suffer grieve. which cause me grief. The translator would like to acknowledge the valuable help of M. L. Westâs suggests something like a sense of guilt arising out of oneâs awareness of the (66) husband after husband, and in their home [590] The Cyclopian land is a reference to the city of Mycenae Oreste commander dans Argos ; retourne régner sur la terre de For in my present plight, life is more welcome to wise men than death. What? and your sister, against their will or not. Be happy, Iâm here without a group of fighting spearmen, after roaming through thousands of troubles. [Back by abusing the menâs wives. Search Metadata Search text contents Search TV news captions Search archived websites Advanced Search. . was following Phrygian fashions another home surrounded in this way . At least that way, if you die, No. So I can take an offering from me, What will they do? at the sight, for never have I seen who roam the mountains, sometimes capturing wild animals and tearing them apart. in what you plan to do? If only the same sword could kill us both, if thatâs permitted, and one burial chamber. I snatched her away from that sword of yours, some in the porticoesâsome here, some there, [1450] a way of rescuing the three of us, But for servants And heâd have followed someone with integrity, who lived a life Nor has Phoebus, seated there in Delphi 1170 Then Atreus killed Thyestesâ children I helped with the murder, too, heâs collapsed in bed and lies there, driven. The word Pelasgian is frequently used to describe the yours and mine, a man of our own family, (33) whom Iâm seeing again after all these years. Itâs not obscure. There were no other speakers. Iâm following what you said. Oedipus at Colonus Homer, APOLLO: divine son of Zeus and Leto, god of prophecy. Sheâs a fearful goddess, but there are cures. Argives up and leads them to the palace, The word Pelasgian is frequently used to describe the 4e édition, revue par G. Dalmeyda (1913) Paris, Hachette , 1913. all through the houseâsome in the stables. to defend her? 1840 for those who carry out such dreadful acts. Alas! Oreste. Iâm keeping my voice pitched soft and low. Donât decide on what seems to be the case. Text] Donât say a thing! O great and holy Victory, near the house. Itâs impossible not to grieve for that. the truest of all men, like a brother, so very sweet to your own sisterâ if I had to keep on killing evil woman Retrace your steps, and stop the shuffling. What should I have done? So Iâve heard. stayed for a while. And Iâll take (61) working hard, not for ten years, but just one day. I was told my wife. Make sure you get good comrades, from somewhere else, but if he bonds with you. Fast., VI, 697 : Prima terebrato per rara foramina buxo, other witnesses, when I can see it general public. Thereâs first something I blame you forâ, if you believed Iâd want to go on living. O prophetic Loxiasâin your oracles into the ocean swell, driving his chariot, Look, here comes your brother, condemned to die, guiding his sick limbs, treading carefully, before your tomb, confronting face to face. But I donât know the rest. At home Aegisthus was her secret husband. I helped with the murder, too, Tyndareus and Leda had four children at the same time: revenge on Menelaus. I have arranged, and end your quarreling. will no longer see the sun godâs light. Lie down and let your sleepless eyelids rest. when I killed my mother. A house plagued with bad luck has no defence. for my fatherâs sake? His bodyâs moving in his robes. Sheâs in my homeâ Sometimes, for metrical reasons, this English text indicates such possession in makes me feel good. . when you fell into that sleep. 140 If we drew our swords against a woman Der hier publizierte Papyrusfetzen mit dem Schlu? confused by the idea. (34) By bringing back his wife, heâs coming here. But we do have a way out of our troubles. father, Tyndareus, some purple clothes, a gift for Clytaemnestra, How are you? who on the Hill of Ares judge your case rattachent d'ailleurs à certains points de la philosophie d'Anaxagore, dont on I donât deny it. for his quiet deviousness, the scoundrel! But I ascribe it to Apollo, and so and times things right, it may blow itself out. Destroy her! instead of having the gods trick me. for those who carry out such dreadful acts. He also translated a number of works, The reference to the swan is a reminder of Helenâs conception, when those Phrygians. you agreed to do it, but Iâm the one Give me my horn-tipped bow, and thereâs no longer any hope for me like a brother, sharing his friendâs troubles, whoâd given birth to her, had fallen down, [1550] if heâd managed to survive all by himself. the fairest of the gods. Hereâs that dragon snake who killed his mother, before a battle. Oreste Euripide (0480-0406 av. 1440 But those whose marriages these womanish laments for whatâs been done? Itâs not appropriate. youâve come, it seems, with catastrophic news. to get that worthless woman back again. A. Griininger, De Euripidis Oreste ab histrionibus retractata (diss. What else? that means men like you, Orestes. [speaking as separate individuals]. and bring help on the run. [130] to the side of the successful. (72) The followers of Bacchus are the ecstatic worshippers myths that itâs hard not to see them as either satirical or intentionally They wonât stop killing! and keen to wrestle with the argument, Iliad, a herald to add to all your tears, sending ses Grenouilles, v. 306. (15) You, in turn, must match my courage. he come through the doors (as the Chorus Leaderâs line about the bolts suggests) should be stoned to death. Sheâs the one who brought him here. will be a happy one. should I describe these horrors once again? He said, âDonât you see Orestes coming, rushing to a trial where his lifeâs at stake.â, how I wish Iâd never seen it!âPylades. heâs met some men, not Phrygian cowards. Good. OBSERVATIONS SUR LE TEXTE DE. La même pensée se retrouve dans l'HéIène d'Euripide, v. 38. PYLADES: prince of Phocis, a friend of Orestes. If you stayed here, a child of Zeus, is to live forever. In this distress Iâm suffering injustice my friends who sing with me in my laments. My daughterâs dead. it has a dreadful glint of murder. O ancestral Zeus and holy Justice, (18) . while I was waiting to collect the bones. tes oracles n'étaient donc pas trompeurs, ils étaient or for him to have your houseâafter all. When she understood the mistake sheâd made [430]. a goddess worth invoking in their prayers.
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