Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Paedagogus

    mythological figure · 3 works · 4 mentions · 6 anchored passages

    Aged retainer · Father · Old Servant · Old man · Old servant · messenger · old one · sir · sole preserver · stranger

    spoken of as

    1 expression

    Old Servant“Paedagogus”2 mentions

    Ion (Greek) · Phoenissae (Greek)

    Aged retainer of my father Erechtheus while yet he lived and saw the light of day, mount to the god’s prophetic shrine that thou mayst share my gladness, if haply Loxias, great king, vouchsafe an answer touching my hopes of offspring;
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    in the texts

    ElectraClassical · Greek

    The old tutor who saved and raised Orestes and now helps execute the deceptive plan against Clytemnestra and Aegisthus.

    Orestes was driving last, keeping his horses behind, as his trust was in the race’s end.
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    Now, therefore, Orestes, and you, best of allies, Pylades, our plan of action must be quickly laid;
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    in all the contests that the judges announced, he carried away the prize, and men deemed him happy as often as the herald proclaimed him an Argive, by name Orestes, son of
    electra

    IonClassical · Greek

    Elderly former attendant of Erechtheus who accompanies Creusa to the oracle and helps deliver the shattering news about Xuthus's new son.

    Aged retainer of my father Erechtheus while yet he lived and saw the light of day, mount to the god’s prophetic shrine that thou mayst share my gladness, if haply Loxias, great king, vouchsafe an answer touching my hopes of offspring;
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    Mine is a heritage of suffering and woe that poisons life, good friends.
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    Herein hast thou declared a further evil crowning all, a grief for me to mourn.
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    PhoenissaeClassical · Greek

    Elderly household servant who leads Antigone to the palace roof and identifies the Argive commanders for her.

    Antigone, famous child in your father’s house, although your mother allowed you at your entreaty to leave your maiden chamber for the topmost story of the house, to see the Argive army, wait, so that I may first investigate the path, whether there be any of the citizens visible on the road, and reproach, a slight matter to a slave like me, should come to you, my royal mistress;
    phoenissae
    Exeunt Antigone and the old servant.
    phoenissae
    Old servant:
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