In one of this playwright's works, Adrastus, the father-in-law of the dead Polyneices, is aided by Theseus in trying to bury the dead Argive men.
In one of this playwright's works, Adrastus, the father-in-law of the dead Polyneices, is aided by Theseus in trying to bury the dead Argive men. Admetus appears in a play by this man in which Admetus's wife, the title character, gives herself up to die. In one of his plays, the seer Talthybius tells Andromache, one of the (*) title characters, that her baby Astyanax is fated to die. The title character of another of his plays rides off in a chariot with Helios after killing Glauce with poisoned robes and stabbing her own children by Jason. For 10 points, name this Greek tragedian of Medea and The Trojan Women, who came after Aeschylus and Sophocles.
In one of this playwright's works, Adrastus, the father-in-law of the dead Polyneices, is aided by Theseus in trying to bury the dead Argive men.
{Euripides}