Sophocles: Time in its slow, illimitable course Brings all to light and buries all again ; Strange things it brings to pass, the dr

Time in its slow, illimitable course Brings all to light and buries all again ; — Sophocles

Time in its slow, illimitable course Brings all to light and buries all again ; Strange things it brings to pass, the dreadest oath Is broken and the stubbornest will is bent.

Sophocles

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