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And on the towers of
Troy
and round her walls shall Trojans stand, when sea-borne troops
with brazen shields row in on shapely ships to the channels of the Simois, eager to take Helen, the sister of that heavenly pair whom Zeus begot, from Priam, and bear her back to
Hellas
by toil
765
of Achaean shields and spears.
770
And on the towers of
Troy
and round her walls shall Trojans stand, when sea-borne troops
with brazen shields row in on shapely ships to the channels of the Simois, eager to take Helen, the sister of that heavenly pair whom Zeus begot, from Priam, and bear her back to
Hellas
by toil
765
of Achaean shields and spears.
770
Iphigenia in Aulis. Euripides. Edward P. Coleridge (Translator). London. 1891.
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