An oracle in this work bids a character to "not loose the wineskin's pendent neck" till he returns home and he claims he is traveling to see Pittheus.
An oracle in this work bids a character to "not loose the wineskin's pendent neck" till he returns home and he claims he is traveling to see Pittheus. It begins with an attendant inquiring as to why a nurse stands outside of the gate alone, and a scene near the end features a main character frantically shaking the doors of his house, which remain closed. Glauce dies in a hideous fashion, as reported in detail by a messenger who visits the other main character after the arrival of Aegeus, to whom she presumably flies in a chariot that rises out of her house. Performed in 431 BC, FTP, name this Euripides drama about a witch who goes crazy and kills her kids after being betrayed by Jason.
An oracle in this work bids a character to "not loose the wineskin's pendent neck" till he returns home and he claims he is traveling to see Pittheus.
{Medea}