Ajax
Sophocles
Sophocles the plays and fragments, Part 7: The Ajax. Jebb, Richard Claverhouse, Sir, translator. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1891.
- Oh! Ah, me! Ah, me!
- Soon there will be more sorrow, it seems. Did you not hear
- Ajax, did you not hear his resounding howl?
- Oh! Ah, me! Ah, me!
- The man seems to be sick, or else to be still pained by the disease which was recently with him, since he sees its traces.
- Oh my son, my son!
- Ah, miserable me! Eurysaces, it is for you he calls! What can his purpose be? Where are you? I am miserable!
- Teucer! Where is Teucer? Will his raid last for ever? While I perish?