Note (return) — Chapter IV
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holy (ἁγνός, Sup. 650); merciful (πρευµένης, ibid. 139); the God especially of the suppliant and the stranger (Supplices, passim); the most high and perfect One (τέλειον ὕψιστον, Eumen. 28); King of kings, of the happy, most happy, of the perfect, most perfect power, blessed Zeus (Sup. 522). 172 Such are some of the titles by which Zeus is most frequently addressed; such the attributes commonly ascribed to him in Æschylus.