They have the stroke of Zeus to tell of.This thing is clear and you may trace it.He acted as he had decreed. A man thoughtthe gods deigned not to punish mortalswho trampled down the delicacy of thingsinviolable. That man was wicked.The curse on great daringshines clear; it wrings atonementfrom those high hearts that drive to evil,from houses blossoming to prideand peril. Let there bewealth without tears; enough forthe wise man who will ask no further.There is not any armoris gold against perditionfor him who spurns the high altarof Justice down to the darkness.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Agamemnon - V:370
Labels: Aeschylus
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