Chorus
But when, his sanity regained, he grew miserable in his wretched
marriage, then carried away by his grief and with maddened heart he accomplished a double evil. With the hand that killed his father he struck out his eyes, which were dearer to him than his children.
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Seven Against Thebes. Aeschylus. Herbert Weir Smyth (Translator). New York. 1922.
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