In addition to Antiope, a general of this city's army, originally from Tiryns, fled here after killing his father-in-law Electryon over a dispute about some cattle.
One queen of this place married Epopeus after she was seduced by Zeus and was given as a slave to Dirce by her father Nycteus. Another daughter of a king of this city gave birth to Mopsus and was forced to oversee the oracle of Apollo at Colophon. In addition to Antiope, a general of this city's army, originally from Tiryns, fled here after killing his father-in-law Electryon over a dispute about some cattle. Megareus sacrificed himself in order to save this city, and (*) Amphiaraus was tricked into going to war against this city after he was given a necklace belonging to Harmonia. Amphion and Zetheus are said to have built this city's walls, and its founder was told by the oracle of Delphi to follow a cow to its current site; that founder, along with his brothers Phoenix and Cilix, had been told by their father Agenor not to come home until their sister Europa was found. Melanippus was among the defenders of this city against an army led by Polynices. For 10 points, name this Greek city-state founded by Cadmus.
One queen of this place married Epopeus after she was seduced by Zeus and was given as a slave to Dirce by her father Nycteus.
Thebes