Achilles and the Ghost of Aeschyles in Aristophanes' ‘Frogs’
It is a commonplace that Aristophanes' heroes stage successful revolts against whatever they perceive prevents them from attaining their goals or from fulfilling their potential. Nothing so restrictive as political obstacles, or bodily restraints, or even divine directives remains immune, so it...
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1982
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