The German Romantic opposition to this classical author was led by the Schlegel brothers, who claimed that an "immeasurable gulf" separated him from his contemporaries. The title character of a play by this man drunkenly calls another character "Ganymede", then drags that character into a cave to have sex with him. In the final scene of another of his plays, the antagonist appears in a dragon-pulled chariot with the bodies of (*) of her dead children. This author of Cyclops, the only surviving satyr play, wrote a play i
The German Romantic opposition to this classical author was led by the Schlegel brothers, who claimed that an "immeasurable gulf" separated him from his contemporaries. The title character of a play by this man drunkenly calls another character "Ganymede", then drags that character into a cave to have sex with him. In the final scene of another of his plays, the antagonist appears in a dragon-pulled chariot with the bodies of (*) of her dead children. This author of Cyclops, the only surviving satyr play, wrote a play in which a group led by Agave rips apart Pentheus, as directed by Dionysus. He also wrote a play whose antagonist murders Glauce to take revenge on her unfaithful husband Jason. For 10 points, name this Greek tragedian who wrote The Bacchae and Medea. 