Erinnys' sumpnour,'[[107]] 'murder's minister,'
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Whose counsels led Adrastos to these ills.
[*]And at thy brother Polyneikes glancing
With eyes uplifted for his father's fate,
And ending, twice he syllabled his name,[[108]]
And called him, and thus speaketh with his lips:—
“A goodly deed, and pleasant to the Gods,
Noble for after age to hear and tell,
Thy father's city and thy country's Gods