Gone is the trust to be placed in oaths; I cannot understand if the gods you swore by then no longer rule, or men live b — Euripides, Medea
Gone is the trust to be placed in oaths; I cannot understand if the gods you swore by then no longer rule, or men live b — Euripides, Medea
Gone is the trust to be placed in oaths; I cannot understand if the gods you swore by then no longer rule, or men live b — Euripides, Medea
Gone is the trust to be placed in oaths; I cannot understand if the gods you swore by then no longer rule, or men live b — Euripides, Medea
Gone is the trust to be placed in oaths; I cannot understand if the gods you swore by then no longer rule, or men live b — Euripides, Medea
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Gone is the trust to be placed in oaths; I cannot understand if the gods you swore by then no longer rule, or men live by new standards of what is right.

— Euripides, Medea
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