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Tyndareus and his attendants enter.
Tyndareus
Where, where may I see Menelaus, my daughter's husband? For as I was pouring libations on Clytemnestra's grave I heard that he had come to Nauplia with his wife, safe home again after many years. Lead me to him; for I want to approach him and clasp his hand, as a friend whom at last I see again.
Menelaus
Hail, old man, rival of Zeus for a bride!
Tyndareus
All hail to you, Menelaus, my kinsman!
Ah! What an evil it is to be ignorant of the future! There is that matricide before the house, a viper darting venomous flashes from his eyes, whom I loathe. Menelaus, are you speaking to that godless wretch?
Menelaus
And why not? He is the son of one whom I loved.
Tyndareus
This is his son, this creature here?
Menelaus
Yes, his son; if he is in misfortune, he ought to be honored.
Tyndareus
You have been so long among barbarians that you have become one of them.
Menelaus
Always to honor one's kin is a custom in Hellas.
Tyndareus
And a