text: This character was the alphabetically-later of two men who disrespected another character by serving him with a golden cup upon the silver table of Cadmus.
full_question: This character was the alphabetically-later of two men who disrespected another character by serving him with a golden cup upon the silver table of Cadmus. In a long poem, he is recognized as "the lion" from a prophecy while fighting with an exile from Calydon in the court of Argos. Tisiphone and Megaera persuade this man to challenge his enemy to single combat near the end of an epic by Statius. This man gave the necklace of Harmonia to Eriphyle to secure the support of her husband (*) Amphiaraus. Creon sentenced Antigone to death because she insisted upon burying this man, who raised an army commanded by men like Parthenopaeus and Tydeus to win back his throne. For 10 points, name this son of Oedipus who led the Seven Against Thebes against his brother Eteocles.
first_sentence: This character was the alphabetically-later of two men who disrespected another character by serving him with a golden cup upon the silver table of Cadmus.
raw_answer: Polynices [or Polyneices]