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        | The Archanians [Aristophanes]
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        | Leader of Athens has the god Amphitheus negotiate peace with sparta |  | 
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        | The Knights [Aristophanes]
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        | Nicias decides to supplant Cleon with a worse demagogue. |  | 
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        | Socrates equips phillip with skill to dupe Strepsiades, his father. |  | 
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        | Philcleon claims he must serve jury duty |  | 
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        | Athenians disgusted with Athens seek a utopia with avine creatures. |  | 
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        | The Thesmophoriazusae [Aristophanes]
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        | Euripides learns that women conspire revenge for his satirization of their gender and attempts to persuade Agathon, a fellow playwright, to dress as a woman. |  | 
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        | Women holds sex from their husbands to stop fighting. |  | 
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        | Dionysus goes to hades to get a good tragedian because the current ones are so bad. |  | 
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        | The Eccleiazusae (The Assembly Women) [Aristophanes]
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        | Praxagora replaces men on the Athenian Assembly with women in the hopes that they will do a better job. |  | 
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        | Attack on mankind for using any means to grow wealthy |  | 
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        | Ill tempered father allows his daughter to marry a rich young suitor. |  | 
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