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Hippolytus (650-685)

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and their servants carry it abroad.
Even thus, vile wretch, thou camst to make me partner in an outrage on my fathers honour; wherefore I must wash that stain away in running streams, dashing the water into my ears. How could I commit so foul a crime
when by the very mention of it I feel myself
polluted? Be well assured, woman, tis only my religious scruple saves thee. For had not I unawares been caught by an oath, fore heaven! I would not have refrained from telling all unto my father. But now I will from the house away, so long as
Theseus is abroad, and will maintain strict silence. But, when my father comes, I will return and see how thou and thy mistress face him, and so shall I learn by experience the extent of thy audacity.
Perdition seize you both! (To the audience). I can never satisfy my hate for
women, no! not even though some say this is ever my theme, for of a truth they always are evil. So either let some one prove them chaste, or let me still trample on them for ever.
669
Phaedra
O the cruel, unhappy fate of women!
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What arts, what arguments have we, once we have made a slip, to loose by craft[*] the tight-drawn knot? I have met my deserts. O earth, O light of day! How can I escape the stroke of fate? How my pangs conceal, kind friends?
What god will appear to help me, what mortal to take my part or help me in unrighteousness? The present calamity of my life admits of no escape. Most hapless I of all my sex!
680
Chorus
Alas, alas! the deed is done, thy servants schemes have gone awry, my queen, and all is lost.
Phaedra
Accursed woman! traitress to thy friends! How hast thou ruined me! May Zeus, my ancestor, smite thee with his fiery bolt and uproot thee from thy place.
Did I not foresee thy purpose, did I not bid thee keep silence on the very matter which is now my shame? But thou wouldst not be still; wherefore my fair name will not go with me to the tomb. But now I must another scheme devise. Yon youth, in the keenness of his fury,

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