Talk:The Suppliants (Euripides)

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The section on the unburied dead could probably use it's own article, as the theme occurs in many other works of Greek literature. What should the article be called? Along with the literary examples I mentioned in the summary, it needs references to scholarly research on the subject, and also explain why burial rights are so important to them. If there are any examples of the theme occuring in later literature, that would be helpful too.