THE CYCLOPS

Euripides

BROMIUS, unnumbered are the toils I bear because of thee, no less now than when I was young and hale; first, when thou wert driven mad by Hera and didst leave the mountain nymphs, thy nurses; 
next, when in battle with earth-born spearmen I stood beside thee on the right as squire, and slew Enceladus, s miting him full in the middle of his targe with my spear.






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