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Quotes about greek-tragedy

Greek tragedy, a cornerstone of ancient literature, delves into the profound depths of human experience, exploring themes of fate, suffering, and the complexities of the human condition. Originating in the theatrical traditions of ancient Greece, these dramatic works are characterized by their exploration of moral dilemmas, the inevitability of destiny, and the tragic flaws that lead to the downfall of noble characters. The allure of Greek tragedy lies in its timeless ability to reflect the universal struggles and emotions that resonate with audiences across generations.

People are drawn to quotes from Greek tragedies because they encapsulate the raw, unfiltered essence of human emotions and the existential questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. These quotes often serve as poignant reminders of the fragility of life, the consequences of hubris, and the relentless pursuit of truth and justice. They offer a window into the ancient world while simultaneously providing insights that remain relevant in today's complex society. By engaging with these powerful expressions, individuals find solace, wisdom, and a deeper understanding of the human psyche, making Greek tragedy an enduring source of inspiration and reflection.

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Tú, Troya, patria mía, no serás ya contada entre las ciudades jamás conquistadas.
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Con la ayuda de sus bellos ojos destrozó de la peor manera a la próspera Troya.
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Ojalá cobraran voz mis brazos, y mis manos, y mi pelo, y mis pies, por el arte de Dédalo o de algún dios, para agarrarse todos de tus rodillas, conjurándote con llanto y con palabras de todas las clases.
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PROMETHEUS: 'Oh, it is easy for the one who stands outside the prison-wall of pain to exhort and teach the one who suffers
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We would have to think the gods had no minds, to pray for murderers.
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Assim falou, em grande súplica - o estulto! Pois suplicava / a sua própria morte funesta e o seu próprio destino.
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You don't know what your life is, nor what you're doing, nor who you are.
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Speaking so he stirred up Athene, who was eager before this,and she went in a flash of speed down the pinnacles of Olympus.As when the son of devious-devising Kronos casts down a star, portent to sailors or widespread armies of peoplesglittering and thickly the sparks of fire break from it,in such likeness Pallas Athene swept flashing earthward
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There is strange tyranny in the god who sentAgainst your house this cruel punishment.
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