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Love has power over all things.

"Strike between father and son-/And none has conquered but Love" (Sophocles ode 3, 12-13)

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Love cannot be defeated. "And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 13)

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Love cannot be defeated. "And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 13)

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the main idea from ode 3 is that love has the power to ruin peoples relationships

"as here you have made bright anger strike between father and son" (Sophocles Ode 3, 11-12)

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The theme of Ode 3 is that love conquers all, even negative emotions.
"And none has conquered but love/ A girl's glance working the will of heaven." (Sophocles Ode 3 13-14)

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Love and hate can cause many things that cannot be revoked. "love, unconquerable / as here you have made bright anger / strike between father and son" (Sophocles Ode 3, 1+11-12)

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The overarching message of Ode 3 is that Creon is incapable of love and affection, which has ruined his personal relationships.

"Love, unconquerable / Waster of rich men" (Chorus Ode 3, 1-2)

"The just man's consenting heart, / As here you have made bright anger / Strike between father and son-" (Chorus Ode 3, 10-12)

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That man shall not be tempted by the weights of the goddess Aphrodite. Women shall not tempt the wise men from riches.

"Waster of rich men, keeper / of warm lights and all-nights vigil... Pleasure to her alone who mocks us, / merciless Aphrodite"(Sophocles ode 3, 1-15)

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The main idea of Ode 3 is that love conquers all.
"Strike between father and son- / And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 12-13)

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Love causes tragedy.
"Love, unconquerable/ waster of rich men" (Sophocles Ode 3, 1-2)

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the theme of Ode 3 is that love is inescapable and cannot be conquered.

"And none has conquered but Love!"

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Love conquers injustices. "Strike between father and son- / And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 12-13)

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The ode suggests blood love falls when it is betrayed, thus true love conquers. "Strike between father and son--/And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3 12-13)

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The main idea of Ode 3 is Haemon's love for Antigone has come between him and his father because of Creon's harsh ruling.

"As here you have made bright anger strike between father and son"

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Love is the most powerful thing. "Love, unconquerable / water of rich men" (Sophocles Ode 3 , 1-2)

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Love can not be escaped or ignored.
"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you / and mortal man" (Sophocles Ode 3, 5-6)

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Love has power over everything and everyone.
"Love, unconquerable... you have made bright anger strike between father and son- and none has conquered but love." (Sophocles Ode 3, 1 and 11-13)

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Everyone will be captured by love in their life.
"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you" (Sophocles Ode 3, 6)

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Love is inescapable and conquers all.

"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you... And none has conquered but love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 6 and 13)

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love is can consume someone's whole life "trembles before your glory" (Sopocles ode 3, 8)

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Love conquers and consumes people.
"Love, unconquerable / Waster of rich men" (Sophocles Ode 3, 1-2)

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Love can overpower the time dedicated to the ones you love
"Strike between father and son-And none has conquered by Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 12-13)

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The ode is suggesting that love leads to destruction.
"Even the pure immortals cannot escape / and mortal man" (Sophocles Ode 3, 5-6)

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The theme of Ode 3 is the effects of love and the fear of tyrant rulers.
"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you/and mortal man in his one day's dusk/trembles before you glory" (Sophocles Ode 3, 6-8)