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Though loud thy boasts, there be others care no more for thee for that,
O stranger
1
from the land of Argos; nor wilt thou scare my soul with swelling words. Not yet be this the fate of mighty Athens, beauteous town!
355
But thou art void of sense, and so is he, who lords it o’er Argos, the son of Sthenelus,
360
Though loud thy boasts, there be others care no more for thee for that,
O stranger
1
from the land of Argos; nor wilt thou scare my soul with swelling words. Not yet be this the fate of mighty Athens, beauteous town!
355
But thou art void of sense, and so is he, who lords it o’er Argos, the son of Sthenelus,
360
Heracleidae. Euripides. Edward P. Coleridge (Translator). London. 1906.
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