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the acharnians-第8部分

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    man who will be accused of cowardice。

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Pour honey on the cake。 Hah! hah! hah! I can see an old man who

makes Lamachus of the Gorgon's head weep with rage。

  LAMACHUS

    Slave; full war armour。

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Slave; my beaker; that is my armour。

  LAMACHUS

    With this I hold my ground with any foe。

  DICAEOPOLIS

    And I with this in any drinking bout。

  LAMACHUS

    Fasten the strappings to the buckler。

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Pack the dinner well into the basket。

  LAMACHUS

    Personally I shall carry the knapsack。

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Personally I shall carry the cloak。

  LAMACHUS

    Slave; take up the buckler and let's be off。 It is snowing! God

help us! A wintry business!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Take up the basket; mine's a festive business。

                                (They depart in opposite directions。)

  LEADER OF THE CHORUS

    We wish you both joy on your journeys; which differ so much。 One

goes to mount guard and freeze; while the other will drink; crowned

with flowers; and then lie with a young beauty till he gets his tool

all sore。

  CHORUS (singing)

    I say it freely; may Zeus confound Antimachus; the poet…historian;

the son of Psacas! When Choregus at the Lenaea; alas! alas! he

dismissed me dinnerless。 May I see him devouring with his eyes a

cuttle…fish; just served; well cooked; hot and properly salted; and

the moment that he stretches his hand to help himself; may a dog seize

it and run off with it。 Such is my first wish。 I also hope for him a

misfortune at night。 That returning all…fevered from horse practice;

he may meet an Orestes; mad with drink; who will crack him over the

head; that wishing to seize a stone; he; in the dark; may pick up a

fresh turd; hurl; miss him and hit Cratinus。

                                      (The slave of LAMACHUS enters。)

  SLAVE OF LAMACHUS (knocking on the door of LAMACHUS' house; in

                    tragic style)

    Captives present within the house of Lamachus; water; water in a

little pot! Make it warm; get ready cloths; cerate; greasy wool and

bandages for his ankle。 In leaping a ditch; the master has hurt

himself against a stake; he has dislocated and twisted his ankle;

broken his head by falling on a stone; while his Gorgon shot far

away from his buckler。 His mighty braggadocio plume rolled on the

ground; at this sight he uttered these doleful words; 〃Radiant star; I

gaze on thee for the last time; my eyes close to all light; I die。〃

Having said this; he falls into the water; gets out again; meets

some runaways and pursues the robbers with his spear at their

backsides。 But here he comes; himself。 Get the door open。

                        (In this final scene all the lines are sung。)

  LAMACHUS (limping in with the help of two soldiers and singing a

           song of woe)

    Oh! heavens! oh! heavens! What cruel pain! I faint; I tremble!

Alas! I die! the foe's lance has struck me! But what would hurt me

most would be for Dicaeopolis to see me wounded thus and laugh at my

ill…fortune。

  DICAEOPOLIS (enters with two courtesans; singing gaily)

    Oh! my gods! what breasts! Swelling like quinces! Come; my

treasures; give me voluptuous kisses Glue your lips to mine。 Haha! I

was the first to empty my cup。

  LAMACHUS

    Oh! cruel fate! how I suffer! accursed wounds!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Hah! hah! Hail! Lamachippus!

  LAMACHUS

    Woe is me!

  DICAEOPOLIS (to the one girl)

    Why do you kiss me?

  LAMACHUS

    Ah; wretched me!

  DICAEOPOLIS (to the other girl)

    And why do you bite me?

  LAMACHUS

    'Twas a cruel score I was paying back!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Scores are not evened at the Feast of Cups!

  LAMACHUS

    Oh Oh! Paean; Paean!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    But to…day is not the feast of Paean。

  LAMACHUS (to the soldiers)

    Oh take hold of my leg; do; ah I hold it tenderly; my friends!

  DICAEOPOLIS (to the girls)

    And you; my darlings; take hold of my tool; both of you!

  LAMACHUS

    This blow with the stone makes me dizzy; my sight grows dim。

  DICAEOPOLIS

    For myself; I want to get to bed; I've got an erection and I

want to make love in the dark。

  LAMACHUS

    Carry me to the surgeon Pittalus。 Put me in his healing hands!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Take me to the judges。 Where is the king of the feast? The

wine…skin is mine!

  LAMACHUS (as he is being carried away)

    That spear has pierced my bones; what torture I endure!

  DICAEOPOLIS (to the audience)

    You see this empty cup! I triumph! I triumph!

  CHORUS

    Old man; I come at your bidding! You triumph! you triumph!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Again I have brimmed my cup with umnixed wine and drained it at

a draught!

  CHORUS

    You triumph then; brave champion; thine is the wine…skin!

  DICAEOPOLIS

    Follow me; singing 〃Triumph! Triumph!〃

  CHORUS

    Aye! we will sing of thee; thee and thy sacred wine…skin; and we

all; as we follow thee; will repeat in thine honour; 〃Triumph;

Triumph!



                                   …THE END…


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