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A
rock
or
wave
of the
sea
would pay more
attention
to the
council
of
friends
than she does (Nurse)
no one
making
an
enemy
of her will
win
an easy
victory
, take it from me (
Nurse
)
You mean the
poor
lady still
continues
with her laments? (
Tutor
)
My
fear
is she may
hatch
some unheard-of
scheme.
(Nurse)
I've
already
seen her
glaring
at them like a
bull
(Nurse)
Oh, I am
wretched
, pity me for my
sufferings
! Oh, if
only
I could
die
! (Medea)
Medea has an "
unforgiving nature
" (Nurse)
O
cursed
children
of a hateful mother, I want you to
die
along with your
father
, and all the house to go to
ruin
! (
Medea
)
she "begins to
address
the
chorus in measured tones
" (about Medea)
with a
husband
who finds
marraige
a
yoke
he bares with
ease
, our
lives
are to be
envied.
But if not we'd be
better
off
dead.
(Medea)
But what of me?
Abandoned
,
homeless
, I am a cruel
husbands
plaything
, the
plunder
he
bought
back from a
foreign
land (Medea)
but
wrong
a
woman
in love and
nothing
on
earth
has a heart more
murderous.
(
Medea
)
All
of this I
have
done for you and yet you have
betrayed
me, you
unfeeling
monster.
(
Medea
)
Man of stone (
Medea
)
Words
to wise for human
intelligence
to fathom (
Aegeus
)
Swear
by this solid
Earth
and by the
Sun
, father of my own
father
, not
omitting
all the race of
gods
(Medea to
Ageus
)
Come
wretched
hand of
mine
, grip the
sword
, grip it! (Medea)
It is a
fearful
thing that
human
hands
should spill the
blood
of a god. (
Chorus
)
we
stand
already in the
shadow
of a
sword.
(Medea's child)
Wretched
woman
, so you are made of
rock
or of
iron
(
Chorus
)
Oh, how
many
troubles
caused
by the loves of woman. (
Chorus
)
not by a
woman
but a
lioness
, with a
nature
more
savage
than
Tuscan Scylla's
(Jason)
So call me a
lioness
, yes, if you
wish
to, for I have my
claws
in your
heart
as you
deserve.
(Medea)
You
contemptible
creature,
killer
of
children.
(Jason)
You
do not know
lamentation
yet;
wait
until you are
old.
(Medea)
As before with
Creon
, she assumes a
posture
of
helplessness
in front of him.