Oedipus Flashcards
Thebes (noun)
an ancient Egyptian city on the Nile river.
Altar (noun)
A raised platform on which sacrifices or gifts are offered in some religions.
Citizens (noun)
inhabitants of a city or town.
Laurel (noun)
evergreen branch used as a decoration in recognition of achievement.
Garlands (noun)
wreaths or circles of plants used as decoration.
Cadmus (noun)
the ancient founder of the city of Thebes according to Greek mythology.
Wreathed (verb)
encircled or decorated
incense (noun)
a substance often used in religious ceremonies to produce a strong and pleasant smell when it is burned.
Hades (noun)
the home of the dead in Greek mythology and the Greek god of the underworld.
Surging (adjective)
rolling as in waves.
Labour (verb)
childbirth
Tribute (noun)
forced payment (often made by one ruler to another as a sign of dependence in times of war)
Dramatist Personae (noun)
the list of the characters in a play.
yearn (verb)
to have an earnest or strong desire
Menoeceus (noun)
the father of Jocasta and Creon
Creon (noun)
the brother of jocasta
Pythian (noun)
of or pertaining of Jocasta
Apollo (noun)
the ancient Greek and Roman god of light, healing, music, poetry, prophecy, and manly beauty.