Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends

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Commentate da Giuseppe Ammendola.

by Euripides

First published:
18th century
Languages: English, German, Ancient Greek, Greek, Italian, Latin, Multiple languages

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O DEMETER, guardian of this Eleusinian land, and ye servants of the goddess who attend her fane, grant happiness to me and my son Theseus, to the city of Athens and the country of Pittheus, wherein my father reared me, Aethra, in a happy home, and gave me in marriage to Aegeus, Pandion's son, according to the oracle of Loxias.

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