The Final Lines of Sophocles, King Oedipus

Classical Quarterly 38 (2):555-558 (1988)
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φτρασ θῄβησ νοικοι, λεσσετ', οíδíπονσ δε σ τ κλεíν' αíνíγματ' δει και κρτιστοσ ν νρ, ο τíσ ο ζλ πολιτν τασ τχαισ πβλεπεν, εíσ ντ' κεíνην τν τελενταíαν íσεíν μραν πισκοποντα μνδν' λβíζεη, πρíν ν τρμα το βíον περσ μηδν λγεινóν παθν.

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