This man is exiled in the fragmentary Lille Stesichorus, which was only published in 1976.
This man is exiled in the fragmentary Lille Stesichorus, which was only published in 1976. Allies assembled by this man took an oath over a bull that they slaughtered on a black shield. A comparison to two dueling bulls used in the Aeneid was borrowed by Statius to describe this man's duel with a king defending his polis. Amphiaraus joined this man's cause, and later slew Melanippus, after this man gave Amphiaurus's wife Eriphyle the necklace of Harmonia. This man agreed to take turns with his brother as king, but his brother took the first turn and refused to give up the throne. This man and his friend Tydeus recruited five other warriors to march on Thebes, leading Creon to forbid his burial. For 10 points, name this man who was buried by his sister Antigone after warring with his brother Eteocles.
This man is exiled in the fragmentary Lille Stesichorus, which was only published in 1976.
Polynices [or Polyneikes] &lt;Mythology&gt;