polinices
/pɒlɪˈnaɪsiːz/Definitions
1. noun
In Greek mythology, the name of a hero of Thebes, son of Autonous and a priest of Apollo, and a leader of the Eteocles.
“The story of Polinices, who fought against his brother Eteocles, is a classic tale of Greek tragedy.”
2. proper noun
A reference to the hero Polinices in Greek mythology or literature.
“The play ‘Seven Against Thebes’ features the character Polinices as the protagonist.”