...dealt hit dorti anugd, avenging Phcrbus, son of Jove. The Greeks, in shouts, their joint assent declare The priest to reverence, and release the fair. Not so Atrides ; he with kingly pride, Rcpuls'dthe sacred Sire, and thus reply'd. He said, the Greeks their joint assent declare,...

...deals Us dartt artuwd, avenging Phoebus, son of Jnve. The Greeks, in shouts, their joint assent declare The priest to reverence, and release the fair. Not so Atrides ; he with kingly pride, Repuls'd the sacred Sjre, and thus reply'd. He said, the Greeks their joint assent declare,...

...gen'rous Greeks their joint consent declare, ' The priest to rev'rence, and release the fair; 491 ' Not so Atrides : he, with wonted pride, ' The sire insulted, and his gifts deny'd: ' The insulted sire (his god's peculiar care) • To Phcebus pray'd, and Plioe bus heard the...

...move, And dread avenging Phoebus, son of Jove. 3O The Greeks in shouts their joint assent declare, The priest to reverence, and release the fair. Not so Atrides: he, with kingly pride, Repuls'd the sacred sire, and thus reply'd: Hence on thy life, and fly these hostile...

...grace The hrother-kings of A irous' royal race : i The generous Greeks their joint cousent declare, 499 The priest to reverence, and release the fair; Not so Atrides: He, with wonted pride, t The sire iusulted, and his gifts deny'd: 'I'll' iusulted sire (his God's peculiar care) To Phoehus...

...for grace The brother-rings of Atreus' royal race : The generous Greeks their joint consent declare The priest to reverence, and release the fair ; Not...with wonted pride, The sire insulted, and his gifts deny'd : Th' insulted sire (his god's peculiar care) To Phoebus pray'd, and Phcebus heard the prayer...

...his darts around, avenging Phoebus, son of Jove. The Greeks, in shouts, their joint assent declare The priest to reverence, and release the fair. Not so Atrides ; he with kingly pride, . Repuls'd the sacred Sire, and thus reply'd. He said, the Greeks their joint assent...

...his darts around. avenging Phoebus, son of Jove. The Greeks, in shouts, their joint assent declare The priest to reverence and release the fair. Not so Atrides ; he, with kingly pride, Repuls'd the sacred sire, and thus reply'd. Not so the tyrant, he, with kingly pride,...

...his darts around. - avenging Phoebus, son of Jove. The Greeks, in shouts, their joint assent declare The priest to reverence and release the fair. Not so Atrides ; he, with kingly pride, Repuls'd the sacred sire, and thus reply'd. He said, the Greeks their joint assent declare,...

...for grace The brother-kings of Atreus' royal race : The generous Greeks their joint consent declare, The priest to reverence, and release the fair ; Not...fly, and pierce the Grecian hearts. A prophet then, inspir'd by Heaven, arose, And points the crime, and thence derives the woes : Myself the first the'...