Cadmus

Cadmus is a character from Greek mythology known as a founding figure of Thebes. He was a prince who, after slaying a dragon, sowed its teeth to create a fierce group of warriors. Cadmus also introduced the alphabet to Greece, adapting it from Phoenician script, which significantly influenced Greek writing. His story symbolizes ingenuity, innovation, and the foundational aspects of civilization. Overall, Cadmus represents the transition from myth to the development of cultural and societal structures in ancient Greece.