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in lines 58 and 59 of scene 5, teiresias states, “no man who knows that wisdom outweighs any wealth? ” when he is speaking to creon. this is ironic because:
a. creon continually accuses people of taking money to do evil against him and yet he is the one who is not using any wisdom in this situation.
b. creon is offering teiresias money for his wisdom.
c. teiresias is the wise man and will only sell his wisdom for a certain sum of money.
d. teiresias is saying wisdom is more important than money, and everyone knows that is not true.

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