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 
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. 