The title character of one of his plays is the son of Creusa and Apollo, while the title character of another of his plays kills the sons of Polymestor after blinding him.
The title character of one of his plays is the son of Creusa and Apollo, while the title character of another of his plays kills the sons of Polymestor after blinding him. In another of his plays, the title character is forced to marry a peasant by Aegisthus, who is then killed along with the title character's mother. The earliest of his seventeen surviving tragedies is the Alcestis, while his other works include Ion, Hecuba, and Electra. For 10 points, name this Greek dramatist who also wrote Medea and The Bacchae.
The title character of one of his plays is the son of Creusa and Apollo, while the title character of another of his plays kills the sons of Polymestor after blinding him.
{Euripides}