Polynices
Jocasta
['zipporah', 'nyx', 'bilhah', 'jada pinkett smith', 'dervorguilla', 'princess alice', 'jacqueline kennedy', 'izabela fleming', 'joanna', 'chani', 'sif', 'lady hyegyeong', 'tsuchida gozen', 'anne bancroft', 'margaretta scott', 'engelberga', 'barbara eden', 'elena glinskaya', 'martha wayles skelton jefferson', 'ellen geer', 'agrippina', 'thatcher', 'poonam', 'tamar', 'tiye', 'queen', 'althaea', 'judy moran', 'gorgophone', 'mnemosyne', 'colleen howe', 'christina schollin', 'afeni shakur', 'queen juliana', 'sirikit', 'tippi hedren', 'nargis dutt', 'cassandane', 'emma hale smith', 'maren sars', 'gerberga', 'katharine cook briggs', 'faustina', 'mother maybelle carter', 'colleen', 'gypsy rose lee', 'octavia', 'elizabeth cooke', 'coronis', 'sharon', 'tanuja', 'hedwig eleonora', 'anticleia', 'princess alexandra', 'amy', 'empress augusta', 'farah pahlavi', 'sorghaghtani beki', 'athaliah', 'poppaea sabina', 'queen eleanor', 'claire clairmont', 'margaret beaufort', 'klytaemnestra', 'hagar', 'elizabeth ii', 'marcia furnilla', 'hippodamia', 'renuka', 'margaret leijonhufvud', 'pammi baweja', 'haggith', 'linda mccartney', 'empress irene', 'lindy boggs', 'aishwarya', 'electress sophia', 'bathsheba', 'petronila', 'princess elizabeth', 'silvia pinal', 'cecilia young', 'nancy reagan', 'kausalya', 'lois', 'lady eleanor beauchamp', 'princess irene', 'cleopatra', 'julia lennon', 'arsinoe i', 'margaret thatcher', 'fatima bint asad', 'queen louise', 'edith frank', 'invisible woman', 'tamar simon hoffs', 'empress elisabeth', 'barbara bain', 'ntfombi tfwala']
Merope (Oedipus)
In Greek mythology, Merope (/ˈmɛrəpiː/; Greek: Μερόπη) was Queen of Corinth, and wife of King Polybus. The royal couple adopted a baby found by shepherds and named him Oedipus. To avoid the prediction of an oracle that he will kill his father and marry his mother, Oedipus goes in voluntary exile to Thebes. On his way he has a quarrel with an old man, and kills him, and for answering a riddle of the Sphinx at the entrance of Thebes gets to marry the queen dowager Jocasta. He fathers four children with Jocasta: Polynices, Eteocles, Antigone, and Ismene. He eventually finds out that the old man whom he killed on his way to Thebes was his own biological father, King Laius, husband of Jocasta, and that he fulfilled the prophecy.