After Antigone is arrested and brought to him, Creon asks the following question: “Who is the man here,/ She or I, if this crime goes punished?” What characteristic of Creon’s does this question most clearly reveal?

What does Sophocles’ Antigone reflect about the historical context of ancient Athens?

Which two people are saved from the slaughter in the dining-hall by Odysseus and Telemachus?

In Part 1 of Antigone, why does Antigone claim she must disobey Creon’s order?

From what cause does Odysseus’s mother die?

For what purpose does the King of the Black Castle allow his wife to build a mausoleum?

How are the disloyal slave girls killed?

Which of the following statements regarding paralysis is correct?

For what talent are the Phaeacians best known?

Who is Polythemus’s father?