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chastity�察�while I�察�though chaste�察�was not discreet in using this

virtue。

  LEADER

    Thy oath by heaven�察�strong security�察�sufficiently refutes the

charge。

  THESEUS

    A wizard or magician must the fellow be�察�to think he can first

flout me�察�his father�察�then by coolness master my resolve。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Father�察�thy part in this doth fill me with amaze�察�wert thou my son

and I thy sire�察�by heaven� �I would have slain�察�not let thee off with

banishment�察�hadst thou presumed to violate my honour。

  THESEUS

    A just remark� �yet shalt thou not die by the sentence thine own

lips pronounce upon thyself�察�for death�察�that cometh in a moment�察�is an

easy end for wretchedness。 Nay�察�thou shalt be exiled from thy

fatherland�察�and wandering to a foreign shore drag out a life of

misery�察�for such are the wages of sin。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Oh� �what wilt thou do�拭�Wilt thou banish me�察�without so much as

waiting for Time's evidence on my case��

  THESEUS

    Ay�察�beyond the sea�察�beyond the bounds of Atlas�察�if I could�察�so

deeply do I hate thee。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    What� �banish me untried�察�without even testing my oath�察�the

pledge offer�察�or the voice of seers��

  THESEUS

    This letter here�察�though it bears no seers' signs�察�arraigns thy

pledges�察�as for birds that fly o'er our heads�察�a long farewell to

them。

  HIPPOLYTUS ��aside��

    Great gods� �why do I not unlock my lips�察�seeing that I am ruined

by you�察�the objects of my reverence�拭�No�察�I will not�察�I should nowise

persuade those whom I ought to�察�and in vain should break the oath I

swore。

  THESEUS

    Fie upon thee� �that solemn air of thine is more than I can bear。

Begone from thy native land forthwith��

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Whither shall I turn�拭�Ah me� �whose friendly house will take me in��

an exile on so grave�察�a charge��

  THESEUS

    Seek one who loves to entertain as guests and partners in his

crimes corrupters of men's wives。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Ah me� �this wounds my heart and brings me nigh to tears to think

that I should appear so vile�察�and thou believe me so。

  THESEUS

    Thy tears and forethought had been more in season when thou

didst presume to outrage thy father's wife。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    O house�察�I would thou couldst speak for me and witness if I am

so vile��

  THESEUS

    Dost fly to speechless witnesses�拭�This deed�察�though it speaketh

not�察�proves thy guilt clearly。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Alas� �Would I could stand and face myself�察�so should I weep to see

the sorrows I endure。

  THESEUS

    Ay�察�'tis thy character to honour thyself far more than reverence

thy parents�察�as thou shouldst。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Unhappy mother� �son of sorrow� �Heaven keep all friends of mine

from bastard birth��

  THESEUS

    Ho� �servants�察�drag him hence� �You heard my proclamation long ago

condemning him to exile。

  HIPPOLYTUS

    Whoso of them doth lay a hand on me shall rue it�察�thyself expel

me�察�if thy spirit move thee�察�from the land。

  THESEUS

    I will�察�unless my word thou straight obey�察�no pity for thy exile

steals into my heart。



    ��THESEUS goes in。 The central doors of the palace are closed。��



  HIPPOLYTUS

    The sentence then�察�it seems�察�is passed。 Ah�察�misery� �How well I

know the truth herein�察�but know no way to tell it� �O daughter of

Latona�察�dearest to me of all deities�察�partner�察�comrade in the chase��

far from glorious Athens must I fly。 Farewell�察�city and land of

Erechtheus�察�farewell�察�Troezen�察�most joyous home wherein to pass the

spring of life�察�'tis my last sight of thee�察�farewell� �Come�察�my

comrades in this land�察�young like me�察�greet me kindly and escort me

forth�察�for never will ye behold a purer soul�察�for all my father's

doubts。



              ��HIPPOLYTUS departs。 Many follow him。��



  CHORUS ��singing��



                                                            strophe 1



    In very deed the thoughts I have about the gods�察�whenso they

come into my mind�察�do much to soothe its grief�察�but though I cherish

secret hopes of some great guiding will�察�yet am I at fault when survey

the fate and doings of the sons of men�察�change succeeds to change�察�and

man's life veers and shifts in endless restlessness。



                                                        antistrophe 1



    Fortune grant me this�察�I pray�察�at heaven's hand�察�a happy lot in

life and a soul from sorrow free�察�opinions let me hold not too precise

nor yet too hollow�察�but�察�lightly changing my habits to each morrow

as it comes�察�may I thus attain a life of bliss��



                                                            strophe 2



    For now no more is my mind free from doubts�察�unlooked´for sights

greet my vision�察�for lo� �I see the morning star of Athens�察�eye of

Hellas�察�driven by his father's fury to another land。 Mourn�察�ye sands

of my native shores�察�ye oak´groves on the hills�察�where with his

fleet hounds he would hunt the quarry to the death�察�attending on

Dictynna�察�awful queen。



                                                        antistrophe 2



    No more will he mount his car drawn by Venetian steeds�察�filling

the course round Limna with the prancing of his trained horses。

Nevermore in his father's house shall he wake the Muse that never

slept beneath his lute´strings�察�no hand will crown the spots where

rests the maiden Latona 'mid the boskage deep�察�nor evermore shall

our virgins vie to win thy love�察�now thou art banished。



                                                                epode



    While I with tears at thy unhappy fate shall endure a lot all

undeserved。 Ah� �hapless mother�察�in vain didst thou bring forth�察�it

seems。 I am angered with the gods�察�out upon them� �O ye linked

Graces�察�why are ye sending from his native land this poor youth��

guiltless sufferer�察�far from his home��

  LEADER OF THE CHORUS

    But lo� �I see a servant of Hippolytus hasting with troubled

looks towards the palace。

                                                ��A MESSENGER enters。��

  MESSENGER

    Ladies�察�where may I find Theseus�察�king of the country�拭�pray��

tell me if ye know�察�is he within the palace here��

  LEADER

    Lo� �himself approaches from the palace。

                                                    ��THESEUS enters。��

  MESSENGER

    Theseus�察�I am the bearer of troublous tidings to thee and all

citizens who dwell in Athens or the bounds of Troezen。

  THESEUS

    How now�拭�hath some strange calamity o'ertaken these two

neighbouring cities��

  MESSENGER

    In one brief word�察�Hippolytus is dead。 'Tis true one slender

thread still links him to the light of life。

  THESEUS

    Who slew him�拭�Did some husband come to blows with him�察�one whose

wife�察�like mine�察�had suffered brutal violence��

  MESSENGER

    He perished through those steeds that drew his chariot and through

the curses thou didst utter�察�praying to thy sire�察�the ocean´king�察�to

slay thy son。

  THESEUS

    Ye gods and king Poseidon�察�thou hast proved my parentage by

hearkening to my prayer� �Say how he perished�察�how fell the uplifted

hand of justice to smite the villain who dishonoured me��

  MESSENGER

    Hard by the wave´beat shore were we combing out his horses' manes��

weeping the while�察�for one had come to say that Hippolytus was harshly

exiled by thee and nevermore would return to set foot in this land。

Then came he�察�telling the same doleful tale to us upon the beach��

and with him was a countless throng of friends who followed after。

At length he stayed his lamentation and spake�此 �Why weakly rave on

this wise�拭�My father's commands must be obeyed。 Ho� �servants��

harness my horses to the chariot�察�this is no longer now city of mine。;

Thereupon each one of us bestirred himself�察�and�察�ere a man could say

'twas done�察�we had the horses standing ready at our master's side。

Then he caught up the reins from the chariot´rail�察�first fitting his

feet exactly in the hollows made for them。 But first with outspread

palms he called upon the gods�察 �O Zeus�察�now strike me dead�察�if I

have sinned�察�and let my father learn how he is wronging me�察�in death

at least�察�if not in life。; Therewith he seized the whip and lashed

each horse in turn�察�while we�察�close by his chariot�察�near the reins��

kept up with him along the road that leads direct to Argos and

Epidaurus。 And just as we were coming to a desert spot�察�a strip of

sand beyond the borders of this country�察�sloping right to the

Saronic gulf�察�there issued thence a deep rumbling sound�察�as it were an

earthquake�察�fearsome noise�察�and the horses reared their heads and

pricked their ears�察�while we were filled with wild alarm to know

whence came the sound�察�when�察�as we gazed toward the wave´beat shore�察�a

wave tremendous we beheld towering to the skies�察�so that from our view

the cliffs of Sciron vanished�察�for it hid the isthmus and the rock

of Asclepius�察�then swelling and frothing with a crest of foam�察�the sea

discharged it toward the beach where stood the harnes
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