Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 13John Pinsent., 1988 |
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... Aristophanes ' plays . This is nowhere more obvious than in the Knights , where , by contrast , those who lament the change that has come over Demos ( who are usually called Nikias and Demosthenes ) are specifically identified as his ...
... Aristophanes ' plays . This is nowhere more obvious than in the Knights , where , by contrast , those who lament the change that has come over Demos ( who are usually called Nikias and Demosthenes ) are specifically identified as his ...
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... Aristophanes , Aristophanes as Dicaeopolis Review : F. W. Walbank ( Peterhouse , Cambridge ) 98-99 100-101 101-105 105 105-108 108-112 Amélie Kuhrt and Susan Sherwin - White ( edd . ) , Hellenism in the East : the interaction of Greek ...
... Aristophanes , Aristophanes as Dicaeopolis Review : F. W. Walbank ( Peterhouse , Cambridge ) 98-99 100-101 101-105 105 105-108 108-112 Amélie Kuhrt and Susan Sherwin - White ( edd . ) , Hellenism in the East : the interaction of Greek ...
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... Aristophanes interweaves such elements as tragic parody , ridicule of two tragic poets , a reminder that the ... Aristophanes himself . The same thing happens at 497ff . , in a somewhat more complicated way : Although the speaker clearly ...
... Aristophanes interweaves such elements as tragic parody , ridicule of two tragic poets , a reminder that the ... Aristophanes himself . The same thing happens at 497ff . , in a somewhat more complicated way : Although the speaker clearly ...
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