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Answer:
Old Values and Unchanged traditions
Explanation:
The decree that Creon gave that Polyneices' body should remain unburied is actually based on: A sense of vengeance.
This question is related to Antigone.
<h3 /><h3>What is Antigone?</h3>
Antigone is known as a tragedy play that was written by Sophocles. It is the first to be written by Sophocles among the three Theban plays. It's a play that expands the Theban legend and predates it.
We can see that Creon actually decreed that the body of Polyneices should remain unburied because of his traitorous acts which he committed in his city. It's based on vengeance.
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