English, 29.09.2019 17:10, Echo009

What element of greek tragedy does ismene articulate in the following lines from antigone?

'tis foolishness, i ween,
to overstep in aught the golden mean.

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What element of greek tragedy does ismene articulate in the following lines from antigone?