(Interlocutrice) ???? ??e??? ????µ??µa? p?? s???t??e t?? 
 ??aµ?µ???a ?a? t?te t?? t?? ?e???? ???at??? ?a? ?ste??? ??as???a?
 t?? ?ass??d?a?, ?e?f???t?? ?a? ?e??? ?????; (Dion) ?t? ?a?
 t??t? s?µe??? ?pe??fa??a? ?a? t??f??, t? µ????? ?p???µe?? t??
 pa?a??µ?? ?a? spa???? ? t?? ?t??µ??.

(Interlocutrice) Still here is something that troubles me. How did it happen that 
Agamemnon not only fell in love with the priest's daughter at the time in question, 
but afterwards with Cassandra too, a divinely inspired and holy maid ? 
(Dion) Because this too is a sign of pride and wantonness — to desire the forbidden 
and rare rather than the easily obtainable.

Trad. anglaise : J.W. COHOON - H. Lamar CROSBY, Dio Chrysostom.  
Vol. V. London, Heinemann, 1951