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Houses of Thebes & Crete ... The following two family trees showed two powerful houses in the two kingdoms: Thebes and Crete. ... See the House of Thebes, about Cadmus and his descendants.
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After Oedipus, the House of Thebes contined to be cursed until the throne of Thebes went to the eponymous family of the Boeotians. ... House of Thebes; Oedipus to the End of the Line...
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Cadmus of Tyre founded Thebes ... From this point on, the house of Cadmus began to suffer tragedy. Although Ares should have been appeased by Cadmus' 8 mortal years of servitude, and the act of giving his daughter in marriage would seem to show reconciliation, it is thought that Ares caused the continuing trouble in...
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Thebes, Greece - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Thebes (pronounced /ˈθiːbz/ , thēbz′ ; Greek: , ; Modern Greek: , ) is a city in Greece, situated to the north of the Cithaeron range, which divides Boeotia from Attica, and on...
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Mythology Book Notes Summary: Part 5, Chapter 2: The Royal House of Thebes. Mythology book notes, including 84 pages of chapter summaries, symbolism, quotes, and more. ... Many years later, a terrible Sphinx (who put a riddle to every traveler and killed him when he did not answer correctly) besieged Thebes.
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The Royal House of Thebes was a very troubled house. In it lived many problem-prone people. To learn about this wonderful house, check out these links! ... Source: Edith Hamilton's Mythology ... Seven Against Thebes...
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Laodamas: Killed by Alcmaeon during the siege of Seven Against Thebes; Liaus: Killed by his son, Oedipus, as was told to him in prophecy. Learches: Son of Ino who was killed by his father, Athamus, who had been driven mad by Hera as punishment for helping (along with the children of Cadmus) in raising Dionysos.
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The dynastic dramas of the House of Atreus and the Royal House of Thebes are taken from the works the Greek tragedians Euripides, Aeschylus, and Sophocles. Euripides wrote of the House of Atreus, which includes Atreus’s son, Agamemnon, his family (Clytemnestra, Iphigenia, Orestes, and Electra), and his brother, Menelaus.
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