A deity proclaims "I am something supernatural / not exactly god, ghost, spirit, angel, principle or element" in a 2017 translation of this play accompanied by the poem "I Wish I Were Two Dogs Then I Could Play With Me" by Anne Carson. A “juggling charmer from Lydia” escapes prison during an earthquake in this play, and later boasts that he's caused "the whole bursting female seed-pod” of the city to worship him. Agave does not realize her son's head is impaled upon her spear in, for 10 points, what Euripides play where Pentheus is torn apart by crazed followers of Dionysus?
A deity proclaims "I am something supernatural / not exactly god, ghost, spirit, angel, principle or element" in a 2017 translation of this play accompanied by the poem "I Wish I Were Two Dogs Then I Could Play With Me" by Anne Carson. A “juggling charmer from Lydia” escapes prison during an earthquake in this play, and later boasts that he's caused "the whole bursting female seed-pod” of the city to worship him. Agave does not realize her son's head is impaled upon her spear in, for 10 points, what Euripides play where Pentheus is torn apart by crazed followers of Dionysus?
A deity proclaims "I am something supernatural / not exactly god, ghost, spirit, angel, principle or element" in a 2017 translation of this play accompanied by the poem "