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| 448?–385? b.c., Athenian comic dramatist. |
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Aristophanes
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Athenian playwright considered to be the greatest ancient writer of satirical comedy. Among his surviving plays are The Clouds (423) and Lysistrata (411). |
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| aristophanes | |
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| an ancient Greek dramatist remembered for his comedies (448-380 BC) |
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Aristophanes [(ar-i-stof-uh-neez)]
An ancient Greek dramatist, the author of such comedies as The Clouds and Lysistrata.
[Chapter:] World Literature, Philosophy, and Religion
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