Antigone · c. 441 BC
Dramatis Personae
Translated by Lewis Campbell (1906)
ANTIGONE
ISMENE
(Daughters of Oedipus and Sisters of Polynices and Eteocles)
CHORUS of Theban Elders
CREON, King of Thebes
A Watchman
HAEMON, Son of Creon, betrothed to Antigone
TIRESIAS, the blind Prophet
A Messenger
EURYDICE, the Wife of Creon
Another Messenger
SCENE. Before the Cadmean Palace at Thebes.
Note. The town of Thebes is often personified as Thebe.
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Sophocles. Antigone, Dramatis Personae. Translated by Lewis Campbell. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/work/antigone-campbell/0/.
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