Iphigénie est en train de dormir dans un village au bord de la mer sur l'île de Cyrus et un homme nommé Cymon la voit et tombe amoureux.

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According to Greek mythology, Iphigenia was the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra. Agamemnon was commanded to kill her so that his ships could sail to Troy and the great Trojan War. The tale of Cymon and Iphigenia is not a Greek tale. Rather it derives from a tale in the Decameron by the Italian author and poet. The English poet John Dryden later developed the tale, which tells how Iphigenia is sleeping in a grove by the sea on the island of Cyrus. A commoner named Cymon comes by and falls in love with her. And, as love would have it, it turns him into a polished gentleman.

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