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Browsing named entities in Euripides, Cyclops (ed. David Kovacs).
Found 108 total hits in 27 results.
Aetna (Italy) (search for this): card 1
Cyclops (Arizona, United States) (search for this): card 1
Leucas (Greece) (search for this): card 131
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Troy (Turkey) (search for this): card 175
Chorus-Leader
Listen, Odysseus. We would like a little chat with you.
Odysseus
Of course, since you are my friends and I am yours.
Chorus-Leader
Did you capture Troy and take Helen prisoner?
Odysseus
Yes, and we sacked the whole house of the sons of Priam.
Chorus-Leader
Once you had caught the girl, didn't you all then take turns banging her, since she takes pleasure in having more than one mate? The traitoress! She saw the parti-colored breeches on the man's legs and the gold necklace a re done for, old man. Where should we flee to?
Silenus
Inside this cave, where you could avoid being seen.
Odysseus
A dangerous suggestion, this, going into the net.
Silenus
No danger: there are many hiding-places in the cave.
Odysseus
I shall not do it. Troy would groan loudly if I were to run from a single man when I stood my ground so often, shield in hand, against a throng of Trojans without number. Rather, if I must die, I will die nobly—or live on and also retain my old reputation.
Cyclops (Arizona, United States) (search for this): card 175
Cyclops (Arizona, United States) (search for this): card 203
Enter the Cyclops with retinue by Eisodos A.
Cyclops
Give way, make way! What is going on here? What means this slackness? Why this Bacchic holiday? Here is no Dionysus, no bronze castanets, no rattle of drums. How fare my new-born lambs in the cave? Are they at the teat and running to their mothers' sides? The milk for cheeses—has it been put in rush buckets? What say you? This club will soon make someone cry. Look up, not down!
Chorus-Leader
looking up at Polyphemus
There! My head is turned up toward Zeus himself and the stars, and I see Orion!
Cyclops
Is my dinner well prepared?
Chorus-Leader
It is: just be sure your gullet is ready.
Cyclops
Are the mixing-bowls filled with milk as well?
Chorus-Leader
So much that you can drink an entire storage-jar if you like.
Cyclops
Cows' milk or sheep's or a mixture of both?
Chorus-Leader
Whatever you like. Just don't swallow me down.
Cyclops
I wouldn't think of it: you would be the death of me with your dance-steps, leaping arou
Ilium (Turkey) (search for this): card 273
Aetna (Italy) (search for this): card 273
Crete (Greece) (search for this): card 273
Cyclops
to the Chorus-Leader
You lie. For my part, I put more trust in this man than in RhadamanthysLegendary ruler of Crete and judge in the Underworld, famous for his justice. and think him more honest. But I wish to ask a question. Where have you sailed from? What is your country? What city was it that brought you up?
Odysseus
We are men of Ithaca by birth, and it is from Ilium, after sacking the city, that we have come to your land, Cyclops, blown off-course by sea-storms.
Cyclops
Are you the ones who went to punish Ilium on the Scamander for the theft of the worthless Helen?
Odysseus
Yes, we are the ones who endured that terrible toil.
Cyclops
Disgraceful expedition, to sail for the sake of one woman to the land of the Phrygians!
Odysseus
It was the doing of a god: blame no mortal for it.
But, o noble son of the sea-god, we at once entreat you and give you our frank censure: do not have the hardness to kill benefactors who have come to your house and to make of them a g