Early in this work, a vow is made upon the blood of a decapitated ox, and one of the main characters tells all of the women to return to their weaving and children and rebukes them for wasting time praying to the gods.
Early in this work, a vow is made upon the blood of a decapitated ox, and one of the main characters tells all of the women to return to their weaving and children and rebukes them for wasting time praying to the gods. A character known only as "the Spy" tells of a coming attack whereupon the king assigns one warrior to each gate in order to defend against a group of soldiers from Argive. The play ends with the sister of one of the deceased combatants vowing to bury his body against the wishes of the city elders. The play ends with the sister of one of the deceased combatants vowing to bury his body against the wishes of the city elders. FTP, name this work of Aeschylus in which Polyneices and six other warriors die attacking the title city?
Early in this work, a vow is made upon the blood of a decapitated ox, and one of the main characters tells all of the women to return to their weaving and children and rebukes them for wasting time praying to the gods.
{Seven Against Thebes}