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Children of Heracles

by Euripides

  • First published:
  • 19th century
  • Languages: English, German, Ancient Greek, Greek

I HOLD this true, and long have held: Nature hath made one man upright for his neighbours' good, while another hath a disposition wholly given over to gain, useless alike to the state and difficult to have dealings with, but for himself the best of men; and this I know, not from mere hearsay.

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Heracleidae

1882Univ. PressEnglish, Ancient GreekPublic

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