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Lucius Seneca

Two Tragedies of Seneca: Medea and The Daughters of Troy

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    Through thine own bowels; throw off woman's fears,
    Intrench thyself in snowy Caucasus.
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    thou still livest, or if aught endures
    Of ancient vigor—seek to find revenge
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    Homes crime built up, by crime must be dissolved.
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    Life! Let him roam in fear through unknown lands,
    An exile, hated, poor, without a home;
    A guest now too well known, let him, in vain,
    Seek alien doors, and long for me, his wife!
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