Monologue

Chorus I Monologue from Hecuba

From Hecuba by Euripides

any · dramatic · 1:09 min

Who comes this rampart to defend? The times assigned us sentinels is o’er; Yon fading constellation shines no more Now the seven Pleiades the heaven ascend, In ether view the eagle glide. Wake! what means this long delay? Rise and watch; now dawns the day? Saw ye the moon diffuse her radiance wide? Aurora is at hand: but at the gate what faithful guard shall wait? SEMICHOR. To whom did the first watch belong? SEMICHOR. ’Tis said Choræbus, son of Mygdon, is their chief. SEMICHOR. Who in his room was stationed? SEMICHOR. The Pæonians Called from their tent Cilicia’s hardy troops. SEMICHOR. The Mysians summoned us. SEMICHOR. Haste, let us seek The fifth division of the watch, and rouse Lycia’s brave warriors as by lot ordained.

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