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Date: c. 458 BC
"And unless one fate ordained of the gods restrains another fate from winning the advantage, my heart would outstrip my tongue and pour forth its fears; but, as it is, it mutters only in the dark, distressed and hopeless ever to unravel anything in time when my soul's aflame."
preview | full record— Aeschylus (c. 525/524 BC-c. 456/455)
