Adventures of this man include a visit to a land sacred to the Furies, and after getting into an argument about the right-of-way of chariots at a crossroads, this man kills Laius.
As a child, this man had his ankles shackled by chains, and was left on Mount Cithaeron before being found by Polybus. In a play by Aeschylus, this man's sons Eteocles and Polynices agree to rule in alternate years. Adventures of this man include a visit to a land sacred to the Furies, and after getting into an argument about the right-of-way of chariots at a crossroads, this man kills Laius. This man who later journeys to Colonus accuses the blind prophet Tiresias of having no foresight. When this character finds out the severity of his crimes, he blinds himself. For 10 points, name this father of Antigone, the protagonist of a Sophocles play who murders his father and marries his mother.
As a child, this man had his ankles shackled by chains, and was left on Mount Cithaeron before being found by Polybus.
Oedipus [accept Oedipus Rex or Oedipus the King] &lt;AT&gt;