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Experience the timeless power of Greek tragedy with our unabridged audiobook of "Antigone". This classic play by Sophocles explores themes of loyalty, honor, and the price of defiance against unjust laws. In the aftermath of a brutal civil war, Antigone is torn between the laws of the city and her duty to her family. Her decision to honor her fallen brother sets her on a tragic path of resistance against the king's decree. Our audiobook brings this ancient drama to life with a clear and engaging narration. Every line of Sophocles' poetic dialogue is delivered with precision, immersing you in the emotional turmoil of Antigone's struggle. Whether you're a student studying Greek literature, a lover of classic drama, or someone seeking a thought-provoking listen, "Antigone" is a compelling choice. Experience the tragedy and triumph of one of literature's most enduring heroines. Add "Antigone" to your audiobook collection today!
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About Sophocles
Sophocles (496 BC–406 BC), one of the great Greek dramatists of the ancient world, was born to a wealthy family at Colonus, near Athens. He had a charmed childhood, was highly educated and a personal friend of prominent statesmen, and, as a good Athenian, served faithfully as a treasurer and general for Athens when it was expanding its empire and influence. Though he wrote approximately 123 plays, only seven tragedies survive in their entirety: Ajax, Antigone, Trachinian Women, Oedipus the King, Electra, Philoctetes, and Oedipus at Colonus. With Sophocles, Greek tragedy reached its most characteristic form; he frequently beat out rivals Aeschylus and Euripides in annual drama competitions.