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Sons of the 81-:sz acamsr THEBES. A. After the disastrous expedition against
Thebes, only Adrastus of the Argive chieftains remained alive. All but Eteoclus,
however, left sons to avenge them. Adrastus had two, Aegialeus and Cyanippus
...
Sons of the 81-:sz acamsr THEBES. A. After the disastrous expedition against
Thebes, only Adrastus of the Argive chieftains remained alive. All but Eteoclus,
however, left sons to avenge them. Adrastus had two, Aegialeus and Cyanippus
...
Page 117
Oedipus was greeted as a hero and made king of Thebes. Shortly after this, a
lone survivor of La'ius' retinue made his way back to Thebes. Finding Oedipus
reigning, he announced that the king had been killed by several highwaymen
and ...
Oedipus was greeted as a hero and made king of Thebes. Shortly after this, a
lone survivor of La'ius' retinue made his way back to Thebes. Finding Oedipus
reigning, he announced that the king had been killed by several highwaymen
and ...
Page 170
Privately accepting the necklace, Eriphyle demanded that her husband march
against Thebes. Amphiaraiis had no choice, but before leaving he made his
young sons, Accueorq and Amphilochus, promise to avenge his coming death
first on ...
Privately accepting the necklace, Eriphyle demanded that her husband march
against Thebes. Amphiaraiis had no choice, but before leaving he made his
young sons, Accueorq and Amphilochus, promise to avenge his coming death
first on ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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