Hyllus is sent by Deianeira to learn about her missing husband in a work by this author, who also wrote a work whose title character fails to obtain Achilles's armor and goes insane as a result. This author of the fragmented The Tracking Satyrs and The Progeny wrote a work in which Neoptolemus convinces the title injured figure to come to Troy, as well as another which ends with Orestes and the title character carrying off Aegisthus. This author of the plays The Trachiniae and Ajax, along with Philoctetes and Electra, also wrote a set of works in which the incestuous murderer of Laius blinds himself and is exiled. FTP
Hyllus is sent by Deianeira to learn about her missing husband in a work by this author, who also wrote a work whose title character fails to obtain Achilles's armor and goes insane as a result. This author of the fragmented The Tracking Satyrs and The Progeny wrote a work in which Neoptolemus convinces the title injured figure to come to Troy, as well as another which ends with Orestes and the title character carrying off Aegisthus. This author of the plays The Trachiniae and Ajax, along with Philoctetes and Electra, also wrote a set of works in which the incestuous murderer of Laius blinds himself and is exiled. FTP, name this author of the Oedipus Rex trilogy, a Greek tragedian along with Aeschylus and Euripedes.
Hyllus is sent by Deianeira to learn about her missing husband in a work by this author, who also wrote a work whose title character fails to obtain Achilles's armor and goes insane as a result.
{Sophocles}