Sophocles: Athenian tragedian of Oedipus Rex and Antigone, about 496 to 406 BC.
Sophocles · The source reads: “Yet one word makes all those toils as naught; love had ye from me, as from none beside.” · A free modern rendering of Oedipus's farewell to his daughters, reported by the messenger; Jebb's version reads "one word makes all those toils as naught; love had ye from me, as from none beside."
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