Sophocles

Sophocles
Sophocles
Natawo	497/496 BC; Colonus
Namatay	406/405 BC (aged 90); Athens
Occupation	Tragedian
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Genre	Tragedy
(Mga) kilala nga buhat	Oedipus the King; Antigone; Ajax;

Hi Sophocles(c. 496 BCE-406 BCE) hiya an ikaduha han tulo nga hadto nga Griyego nga traheyano, ngan an iya mga binuhatan waray pa kawawara.

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