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May Nemesis, daughter of Zeus, check the word that may offend; for lo! I will utter all that it is dear
to my soul to say. You have come, O son of the river god, you have come, welcome in your advent, to the halls of Friendship, since late in time your Pierian mother and Strymon, river with fair bridges,
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are sending you to us.
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May Nemesis, daughter of Zeus, check the word that may offend; for lo! I will utter all that it is dear
to my soul to say. You have come, O son of the river god, you have come, welcome in your advent, to the halls of Friendship, since late in time your Pierian mother and Strymon, river with fair bridges,
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are sending you to us.
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Rhesus. Euripides. Edward P. Coleridge (Translator). London. 1906.
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