Julius Caesar and Seneca wrote plays about him, with the latter introducing the character of Manto, the daughter of a prophet who reveals this character his fate.  In a lost play, this man's fate is a
Julius Caesar and Seneca wrote plays about him, with the latter introducing the character of Manto, the daughter of a prophet who reveals this character his fate.  In a lost play, this man's fate is attributed to his father's kidnapping of Chrysippus.  In one of the most famous accounts, he sends Tiresias to find the killer of Laius and also blames Creon for doing the deed, and his story is told by Jocasta in the Phoenician Women.  Sophocles wrote about him at Colonus and as the King.  For 10 points each, identify this character who married his mother and killed his father, the namesake of a Freudian complex.
Julius Caesar and Seneca wrote plays about him, with the latter introducing the character of Manto, the daughter of a prophet who reveals this character his fate.  
{Oedipus}