One character in this play is chained to the hooves of a bull, only to escape by causing an earthquake.
One character in this play is chained to the hooves of a bull, only to escape by causing an earthquake. A second chorus of slaves was added to this play in an adaptation subtitled "a communion rite" by Wole  ["WOH-lay"] Soyinka. One character in this play sees two suns in the sky and the horns of a bull on another character's head after agreeing to put on a disguise that includes a (*) thyrsus. Agave presents the head of a mountain lion to Cadmus in this play, only to discover that it is actually her son's head. A king in this play is killed after spying on the Maenads. For 10 points, name this play in which Pentheus is torn apart by the title followers of Dionysius, written by Euripides.
One character in this play is chained to the hooves of a bull, only to escape by causing an earthquake.
The Bacchae [or The Bacchantes] 