Antigoni (Αντιγόνη) is the modern Greek form of Antigone — "against birth." The heroine of Sophocles' tragedy, who **defied King Creon to bury her brother Polynices** in obedience to divine law. **The most enduring symbol of civil disobedience and conscience in Western literature.**
Used widely in modern Greece.
Antigoni reduces to eight — the number of Greek conscience.