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Captivi: The Captives (1015-1018)

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How, where’s Hegio’s son?
PHILOCRATES
Look now; indoors is your own brother.
TYNDARUS
How do you say? Have you brought that captive son of his?
PHILOCRATES
Why, he’s in-doors, I say.
TYNDARUS
By my faith, you’ve done both well and happily.
PHILOCRATES(pointing to HEGIO.)
Now this is your own father; (pointing to STALAGMUS) this is the thief who stole you when a little child.

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