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avenging spirits that haunted Oedipodes

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Canonical name
avenging spirits that haunted Oedipodes
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Collective
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·Remembered

Avenging spirits haunt Oedipodes for his outraged mother, causing bitter suffering.

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the avenging spirits haunted him as for an outraged mother—to his ruing bitterly thereafter

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·Reported
the avenging spirits haunted him

Passage preview

Book 11 · Passage 22

‘I also saw fair Epicaste mother of king Oedipodes whose awful lot it was to marry her own son without suspecting it. He married her after having killed his father, but the gods proclaimed the whole story to the world; whereon he remained king of Thebes, in great grief for the spite the gods had borne him; but Epicaste went to the house of the mighty jailor Hades, having hanged herself for grief, and the avenging spirits haunted him as for an outraged mother—to his ruing bitterly thereafter.