In another play by him, Talthybius (tahl-THIH-bee-us) foretells the death of Astyanax (uh-STY-uh-naks), the granddaughter of Hecuba.
This man wrote play in which Heracles brings Admetus's wife back from the dead. In another play by him, Talthybius (tahl-THIH-bee-us) foretells the death of Astyanax (uh-STY-uh-naks), the granddaughter of Hecuba. This author of Alcestis and The Trojan Women wrote a play that ends with the title character escaping in the sun god's chariot after using a (*) poisoned cloak to kill her husband's lover Glauce (GLOU-see). For 10 points, name this Greek playwright who wrote about Jason's wife in Medea.
This man wrote play in which Heracles brings Admetus's wife back from the dead.
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