Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Sophocles

👉 Sophocles (also known as Sophocles of Thessalonica) was a Greek tragedian, playwright, and poet who lived from 456 BC to 405 BC. He is best known for his plays, which span over 37 works and are widely regarded as some of the most important tragedies in classical literature. Sophocles' main themes include tragedy, comedy, and political satire. His plays often deal with themes such as love, power, politics

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👉 Sophoclesia is a Greek word that means "the city of the dead" in Latin, referring to the ancient Roman city of Antioch. It was named after a group of people who lived there during the time of Emperor Justinian I (645-713). The term has been used in various contexts, including literature, art, and philosophy, reflecting the themes of death, mystery, and the afterlife.

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