From Hellas; but I want to learn your story too.MenelaosYou seem to me very much like Helen, lady.HelenAnd you seem to me like Menelaos; I don’t know what to say.MenelaosWell, you have correctly recognized a most unfortunate man.HelenOh, at last you have come to the arms of your wife!MenelaosWhat do you mean by wife? Do not touch my robe.HelenThe one whom Tyndareus, my father, gave to you.MenelaosO torch-bearing Hekate, send visions that are favorable!HelenYou see in me no specter of the night, attendant on the queen of phantoms.MenelaosAs one man, I am certainly not the husband of two women.HelenYou are the master of what other wife?MenelaosThe one hidden in the cave, whom I am bringing from Troy.HelenYou have no other wife but me.MenelaosCan it be that I am in my right mind, but my sight is failing?HelenDon’t you think that when you look at me you see your wife?