Fragments

Aristophanes

Edited and translated by Jeffrey Henderson

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$28.00 • £19.95 • €25.00

ISBN 9780674996151

Publication Date: 02/01/2008

Loeb

576 pages

4-1/4 x 6-3/8 inches

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Preface
Testimonia
- Life
- Father
- Mother
- Sons
- Homeland
- Era
- Works and Competitions
- Actors and Producers
- Feud with Cleon
- Socrates
- Eupolis and Plagiarism
- Baldness
- Portraiture
- Critical Judgments
- Metrical Art
- Editions and Commentaries
- Epigrams
Attributed Fragments
- Aeolosicon I/II
- Amphiaraus
- Anagyrus
- Babylonians
- Farmers
- Old Age
- Gerytades
- Daedalus
- Banqueters
- Danaids
- Dionysus Shipwrecked
- Dramas I/II
  - Dramas or Centaur
  - Dramas or Niobus
  - Dramas
- Peace II
- Heroes
- Thesmophoriazusae II
- Cocalus
- Lemnian Women
- Clouds I
- Islands
- Envoys to the Odomantians
- Merchant Ships
- Storks
- Wealth I
- Poetry
- Polyidus
- Proagon
- Women Claiming Tent-Sites
- Fry-Cooks
- Tel(e)messians
- Triphales
- Phoenician Women
- Seasons
Unattributed Fragments
Dubiously Attributed Fragments
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