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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ETEOCLES»
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Eteocles dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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1
Who's Who in Classical Mythology
Eteocles and his brother Polynices twice insulted Oedipus, whom, according to
one tradition, Creon had prevailed upon to stay in or near Thebes. The first insult
is obscure and had to do with some of the silver vessels of Oedipus' father Laius,
...
Michael Grant, John Hazel, 2004
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The Facts on File Companion to Classical Drama
ETEOCLES. The son of JOCASTA and the son and brother of OEDIPUS,
Eteocles was the brother of POLYNE- ICES, ANTIGONE, and ISMENE. After
Oedipus blinded himself, Eteocles and Polyneices were in line for the kingship of
THEBES.
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Law, Laity and Solidarities
Polynices only if Eteocles gives Polynices his 'right' (dreit), that is, the kingdom of
Thebes to rule for a year. Infuriated by Daire's reference to perjury, Eteocles is on
the point of striking him on the head with a truncheon. But when the king's ...
Pauline Stafford, Janet L. Nelson, Susan Reynolds, 2001
ETEOCLES. Was it then to meet a dastard thou camest with all that host to war?
POLYNICES. In a general caution is better than foolhardiness. ETEOCLES.
Relying on the truce, which saves thy life, thou turnest boaster. POLYNICES.
Eteocles. Who hate thy name. Polynices. Forced from my native land — Eteocles.
Which thou would'st spoil. Polynices Foully, ye gods — Eteocles. Invoke
Mycenae's gods. Polynices. Impious, Eteocles. But not a traitor such as thou.
Polynices.
Francis Blake Crofton, 1904
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Encyclopedia of Greek and Roman Mythology
Eteocles enters. He comments on the blame that falls on rulers for the
misfortunes of a city, but encourages the Theban males to take matters in their
own hands by defending their city against the onslaught of the attackers. He has
heard from a ...
Luke Roman, Monica Roman, 2010
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The Handbook of Classical Literature
By this time Oedipus wished to remain in Thebes, but, when his two sons,
Eteocles and Polyneices, did not defend him, he was forced to leave with his
daughter Antigone, who led him and took care of him. Before he died Oedipus
prophesied ...
8
Orestes and Other Plays
The next scene is a short one consisting chiefly of Eteocles' haphazard and rash
proposals for defensive strategy, followed by his ready acceptance of a sensible
suggestion from Creon. It seems likely that such a dialogue contained for its first ...
9
Religion, Conflict and Reconciliation: Multifaith Ideals and ...
To this Eteocles replies with his last words in the play: "When the gods decree it,
you may not escape evil" (718-19). Eteocles' growing consciousness of the curse,
of his situation and his reasons, and his refusal to take what he sees as a ...
Jerald D. Gort, Henry Jansen, H. M. Vroom, 2002
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Moral Awareness in Greek Tragedy
(including himself), Apollo's hatred of both brothers inherited from Laius, and the
curse enforced by the Erinys.12 Having established that there is neither filial nor
fraternal impiety for Eteocles to acknowledge, we must conclude that the divine ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «ETEOCLES»
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Eteocles est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
The tragedy of it all
Polyneices died fighting his brother Eteocles for the throne. After the battle and the death of both brothers, Creon decides that Eteocles will be ... «Cyprus Mail, juil 15»
What people in the arts are up to
9 at the Den Theatre. Button, plays Prometheus, Eteocles, Rhesus and Orestes. Omar plays Medee, Creusa, Hecuba and Kalchas. For tickets ... «Chicago Tribune, juil 15»
ADF REVIEW: Noche Flamenca's 'Antigona'
This brother and her other brother, Eteocles, had died fighting each other for the throne after their father, Oedipus, had been banished. «Durham Herald Sun, juin 15»
'True Detective' season 2 literary references explained
In Sophocles' tragic play, Antigone, Antigone and Ismene are sisters with two dead brothers, Polyneices and Eteocles, who died leading ... «Entertainment Weekly, juin 15»
The love of a sister
At the beginning of the tragedy we see that Antigone's two brothers, Eteocles and Polyneices, have died fighting each other for the throne. «Cyprus Mail, juin 15»
BWW Reviews: Playhouse's GOSPEL AT COLONUS Finds …
Blinding himself, Oedipus leaves his daughters Antigone and Ismene and his sons Eteocles and Polyneices to the care of his harsh ... «Broadway World, juin 15»
Noche Flamenca to Present ANTIGONA, 7/13-8/8
... Elisabet Torras as Eurydice/Chorus, Xianix Barrera as Jocasta/Chorus, Carlos Perez as Oedipus, Jose Jimenez as Eteocles/Chorus, Ray F. «Broadway World, juin 15»
Oedipus ordeal: defy truth or abandon injustice
Oedipus's older son Polynices has been exiled by his younger more powerful brother Eteocles, and now raises an army to retaliate. A prophecy ... «RenewAmerica, juin 15»
Total Recall's cartoonish comedy still separates it from the action …
... costume and keep a straight face from start to finish — because to him Bruce Wayne is roughly as consequential as Polynices and Eteocles. «National Post, juin 15»
Oedipus Doesn't Live Here Anymore (The GreenHouse, Brisbane)
Evans also includes the next play in the series, Antigone, with the four children of Oedipus — Eteocles, Polynices, Ismene and Antigone — also ... «Daily Review, mai 15»
