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Jonathan Lear analyzed the "knowingness" of one of this author's characters and claimed he presents an either/or between submitting to reason or religion. Being killed by someone who is already dead is the prophesied fate of one of this playwright's protagonists, who orders Hyllus to marry Iole on his deathbed. This author wrote about the death of (*) Hercules in Women of Trachis, and he wrote about a snakebitten archer in Philoctetes. One of his characters states that the gods alone never die, but Time destroys all other things; Theseus and Creon later fight over that character's grave. This writer's line "Call no man happy until he is dead" occurs in a play in which the title character vows to find a criminal who turns out to be himself. He then blinds himself since he killed his father and married his mother. For 10 points, name this playwright of the Oedipus trilogy.
Jonathan Lear analyzed the "knowingness" of one of this author's characters and claimed he presents an either/or between submitting to reason or religion.
Sophocles