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Euripides, Iphigenia in Tauris (ed. Robert Potter), line 798 (search)
Chorus Leader Stranger, you are wrongly defiling the attendant of the goddess, by putting your hands on her robe that should not be touched. Orestes My own sister, born from my father Agamemnon, do not turn away from me, when you hold your brother and thought you never would! Iphigenia You are my brother? Stop this talk! He is well known in Argos and Nauplia. Orestes Unhappy girl, your brother is not there. Iphigenia But did Tyndareus' daughter, the Spartan, give birth to you? Orestes Yes, and my father was Pelops' grandson. Iphigenia What are you saying? Do you have some proof of this for me? Orestes I do; ask me something about our father's home. Iphigenia Well, it is for you to speak, for me to learn. Orestes I will say first what I have heard from Electra. Do you know of the strife that was between Atreus and Thyestes? Iphigenia I have heard of it; the quarrel concerned a golden ram. Orestes Did you not weave these things in a fine-textured web? Iphigenia O dear