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Captivi: The Captives (689-700)

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Take care, then, to enjoy that fame at Acheron.
TYNDARUS
He who dies for virtue’s sake, still does not perish.
HEGIO
When I’ve tortured you in the most severe manner, and for your schemes put you to death, let them say either that you have perished or that you have died; so long as you do die, I don’t think it matters if they say you live.
TYNDARUS
I’ faith, if you do do so, you’ll do it not without retribution, if he shall return here, as I trust that he will return.
ARISTOPHONTES(aside.)
O ye immortal Gods! I understand it now; now I know what the case really is. My friend Philocrates is at liberty with his father, in his native land. ’Tis well;
nor have I any person to whom I could so readily wish well. But this thing grieves me, that I’ve done this person a bad turn, who now on account of me and my talking is in chains.

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