Publisher's Synopsis
This book presents a classic play that explores themes of power, conflict, and morality. Antigone, the daughter of the former King of Thebes, stands up against the new King's decree and risks her own life to honor the memory of her brother. Sophocles' timeless work is brought to life through the skilled translation and insightful commentary of Milton Wylie Humphreys.
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