For 10 points, Thyestes was penned by what Roman dramatist, a philosopher who tutored Nero?
As one of this author's title characters exits the stage, a man calls up after her to "Bear witness that wherever you go, there are no gods." In the fourth act of a play by this author, a table lifts up from the trembling floor and wine falls down a man's jaw rather than pass through his lips. In that surviving example of a fabula crepidata by this author, Agamemnon and Menelaus serve as emissaries, and the fury Megara summons a ghost back from Hades. (*) Tiresias performs a ritual sacrifice in a lengthy augury scene, and Jocasta rips open her own womb, in this author's adaptation of the Oedipus myth. The horrified gods reverse the rising of the sun after a banquet in which Atreus feeds the title character the bodies of his three sons, in the best-known play by this author. For 10 points, Thyestes was penned by what Roman dramatist, a philosopher who tutored Nero?
As one of this author's title characters exits the stage, a man calls up after her to "Bear witness that wherever you go, there are no gods."
Seneca the Younger [or Lucius Annaeus Seneca]