In this tragedy, an unnamed maiden with a shield depicting Zeus faces off against a warrior with a shield depicting Typhon.
In this tragedy, an unnamed maiden with a shield depicting Zeus faces off against a warrior with a shield depicting Typhon. The work ends with an argument between a Herald and Antigone, who claims, "Contention doth out-talk all other gods." A Spy, who witnesses the protagonist's death, reports much of the play's action in which Andrastus is the lone survivor of the titular characters. For 10 points-- name this Aeschylus drama that sees the attack a Boeotian city.
In this tragedy, an unnamed maiden with a shield depicting Zeus faces off against a warrior with a shield depicting Typhon.
{Seven Against Thebes}