Chorus: she holds our city
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Chorus: and clear power, alone
Chorus: He is called a key-bearer.
Thesmophoriazusae. Aristophanes. . 2026-09-08.
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Chorus
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—the protectress of
Athens
, I call thee in accordance with the sacred rites, thee, whose evident protection we adore and who keepest the keys of our city in thy hands.
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—the protectress of
Athens
, I call thee in accordance with the sacred rites, thee, whose evident protection we adore and who keepest the keys of our city in thy hands.