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CHORUS
but now my limbs are stiff; old Lacratides1 feels his legs are weighty and the traitor escapes me. No, no, let us follow him; old Acharnians like ourselves shall not be set at naught by a scoundrel, who has dared, great gods!

1 He had been Archon at the time of the battle of Marathon.

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