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The Bacchae
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The Bacchae Third Choral Lyric Summary
The Chorus sings of a fawn escaping a hunter's net.
They warn that men who disrespect the gods are punished.
They sing beauty, joy, and punishing rivals.
The ladies chant about how human hopes sometimes find success, but often come to nothing.
They finish by saying that the luckiest men are those who are happy day by day.
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