Antipoenus's daughters Androcleia and Alcis died to ensure that this city would be safe from the forces of the Minyan king Erginus.
Antipoenus's daughters Androcleia and Alcis died to ensure that this city would be safe from the forces of the Minyan king Erginus. This city's forces fought the Sicyonian king Epopeus during the reign of Nycteus. Two kings of this city avenged the mistreatment of their mother Antiope at the hands of Dirce, and built this city's walls. Those two kings, one of whom could move boulders by playing a lyre, were Zethus and Amphion. Attacks on this city were led by a group that included Tydeus and Adrastus, and later by the Epigoni, after which Creon's son abdicated. For 10 points, name this city founded by Cadmus that was later ruled by Laius and Oedipus.
Antipoenus's daughters Androcleia and Alcis died to ensure that this city would be safe from the forces of the Minyan king Erginus.
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