In this tragedy, an unnamed maiden with a shield depicting Zeus faces off against a warrior with a shield depicting Typhon. The work ends with an argument between a Herald and Antigone, who claims, "Contention doth out-talk all other gods." A Spy, who witnesses the protagonist's death, reports much of the play's action in which Andrastus is the lone survivor of the titular characters. For 10 point
In this tragedy, an unnamed maiden with a shield depicting Zeus faces off against a warrior with a shield depicting Typhon. The work ends with an argument between a Herald and Antigone, who claims, "Contention doth out-talk all other gods." A Spy, who witnesses the protagonist's death, reports much of the play's action in which Andrastus is the lone survivor of the titular characters. For 10 points-- name this Aeschylus drama that sees the attack a Boeotian city.
In this tragedy, an unnamed maiden with a shield depicting Zeus faces off against a warrior with a shield depicting Typhon.
{Seven Against Thebes}