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Hippolytus (1120-1156)

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For now no more is my mind free from doubts, unlooked-for sights greet my vision; for lo! I see the morning star of Athens, eye of Hellas, driven by his fathers fury
to another land. Mourn, ye sands of my native shores, ye oak-groves on the hills, where with his fleet hounds he would hunt the quarry
to the death,
attending on Dictynna, awful queen.
1131
Chorus
No more will he mount his car drawn by Venetian steeds, filling the course round Limna with the prancing[*] of his trained horses. Nevermore in his fathers house shall he wake the Muse
that never slept beneath his lute-strings; no hand will crown the spots where rests the maiden Latona mid the boskage deep; nor evermore shall our virgins vie to win thy love, now thou art banished;
1142
Chorus
while I with tears at thy unhappy fate shall endure a lot all undeserved. Ah! hapless mother,
in vain didst thou bring forth, it seems. I am angered with the gods; out upon them! O ye linked Graces, why are ye sending from his native land this poor youth, a guiltless sufferer,
far from his home?
1151
Chorus
But lo! I see a servant of Hippolytus hasting with troubled looks towards the palace.
Messenger
Ladies, [*]where may I find Theseus, king of the country? pray, tell me if
ye know; is he within the palace here?
Chorus
Lo! himself approaches from the palace.

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