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[I]n
the
Choephoroe
of
Aeschylus
Orestes
pursues
the
same
idea
saying
that
unless
he
avenges
his
father,
a
stern
duty
which
has
devolved
upon
him,
he
will
be
punished
in
turn
by
the
avengers
of
his
father's
wrongs.
It
may
be
remarked
that
in
Maina
to-day
no
recourse
must
be
had
to
law
for
such
cases,
nor
must
the
injured
person
satisfy
himself
by
calling
upon
the
aid
of
the
police.
To
do
this
were
incredibly
base,
the
subterfuge
of
a
recreant
and
a
craven.
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[I]n the Choephoroe of Aeschylus Orestes pursues the same idea saying that unless he avenges his father, a stern duty which has devolved upon him, he will be punished in turn by the avengers of his father's wrongs. It may be remarked that in Maina to-day no recourse must be had to law for such cases, nor must the injured person satisfy himself by calling upon the aid of the police. To do this were incredibly base, the subterfuge of a recreant and a craven.
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