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Ithaca (New York, United States) (search for this): card 239
s. Talthybius Why! is it not an honor that she should win our monarch's love? Hecuba What have you done to her whom recently you took from me, my child? Talthybius Do you mean Polyxena, or whom do you inquire about? Hecuba Yes, that one; to whom has the lot assigned her? Talthybius To minister at Achilles' tomb has been appointed her. Hecuba Woe is me! I the mother of a dead man's slave! What custom, what ordinance is this among Hellenes, friend? Talthybius Count your daughter happy; it is well with her. Hecuba What wild words are these? Please tell me, is she still alive? Talthybius Her fate is one that sets her free from trouble. Hecuba And what of the wife of Hector skilled in arms, sad Andromache? declare her fate. Talthybius She too was a chosen prize; Achilles' son took her. Hecuba As for me whose hair is white with age, who need to hold a staff to be to me a third foot, whose servant am I to be? Talthybius Odysseus, king of Ithaca, has taken you to be his slave.
Hector (New York, United States) (search for this): card 239
s. Talthybius Why! is it not an honor that she should win our monarch's love? Hecuba What have you done to her whom recently you took from me, my child? Talthybius Do you mean Polyxena, or whom do you inquire about? Hecuba Yes, that one; to whom has the lot assigned her? Talthybius To minister at Achilles' tomb has been appointed her. Hecuba Woe is me! I the mother of a dead man's slave! What custom, what ordinance is this among Hellenes, friend? Talthybius Count your daughter happy; it is well with her. Hecuba What wild words are these? Please tell me, is she still alive? Talthybius Her fate is one that sets her free from trouble. Hecuba And what of the wife of Hector skilled in arms, sad Andromache? declare her fate. Talthybius She too was a chosen prize; Achilles' son took her. Hecuba As for me whose hair is white with age, who need to hold a staff to be to me a third foot, whose servant am I to be? Talthybius Odysseus, king of Ithaca, has taken you to be his slave.