Tiresias has a brief role in which in which he is accused of heresy by the King of Thebes whose mother is found among a group near Mount Kithairon slaughtering cattle.
One character laments the curse of Kithairon at the end of this drama. Tiresias has a brief role in which in which he is accused of heresy by the King of Thebes whose mother is found among a group near Mount Kithairon slaughtering cattle. It features the appearance of a stranger of Lydia who claims his birthright as the son of Semele, and culminates in Pentheus's savage murder by Agave. For 10 points—name this drama by Euripides that takes its name from the attendants of Dionysus.
One character laments the curse of Kithairon at the end of this drama.
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