The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett Quotes

This Study Guide consists of approximately 28 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett.

The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett Quotes

This Study Guide consists of approximately 28 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Frogs, and Other Plays. Translated with an Introd. by David Barrett.
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Wasps 144 Xanthias: A man throwing his shield away is terrible.

Wasps 147 Xanthias: he's a lawcourt-lover, like no one else.

Wasps 165 Philocleon: Hades will do the judging before I yield.

Wasps 178 Xanthias: That old man was the worst reprobate and the drunkest of the company.

The Poet and the Women 333 Euripides: There's a great danger brewing for my life.

The Poet and the Women 336 Agathon: Each man must bear his sorrows for himself.

The Poet and the Women 348 Mnesilochus: He's who-d'ye-call-it's son

The Poet and the Women 352 Mnesilochus: What have we here? A flask and not a baby!

The Poet and the Women 366 Chorus: Merrily, merrily, merrily, on to your own confusion go.

Frogs 371 Dionysus: Such is the longing that devours my soul for sweet...Euripides.

Frogs 375 Frogs (Chorus): Brekekekekex lo-ax ko-ax

Frogs 414 Pluto: Aeschylus, go and save our hard pressed city by your precepts grave.

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