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• Aristophanes, Frogs 840; Scholion to Frogs 840; Acharnians 457; Scholion to Acharnians 457; Acharnians 478; Thesmophoriazousae 385-7, 455-6
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Frogs'' 840; Scholium to ''Frogs'' 840; ''Acharnians'' 457; Scholium to == i) Aristophanes, Frogs 840 = T 24 Kannicht ==
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• Aristophanes, Frogs 944; Scholion to Frogs 944; Frogs 1407-9; Scholion to Frogs 1408; Frogs 1451-3
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Frogs'' 944; Scholium to ''Frogs'' 944; ''Frogs'' 1407-9; Scholium to '' == i) Aristophanes, Frogs 944 = T 52a Kannicht ==
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• Aristophanes, Frogs 76-82, 768-94, 889-94, 1491-5
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Frogs'' 76-82, 768-94, 889-94, 1491-5}} == Aristophanes, ''Frogs'' 76-82 = Sophocles T 101 Radt ==
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• Life of Aristophanes
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Anonymous, ''Life of Aristophanes'' = T1 Kassel-Austin}} Aristophanes, the comic poet, was the son of Philip and an Athenian by birth, from the d
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• Anonymous, Life of Aristophanes
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Anonymous, ''Life of Aristophanes'' = T1 Kassel-Austin}} Aristophanes, the comic poet, was the son of Philip and an Athenian by birth, from the d
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• Aristophanes, Wasps 1284-91; Scholion to Wasps 1284; Scholion to Wasps 1285
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Wasps'' 1284-91 = T 25 Kassel-Austin; Scholion to ''Wasps'' 1284 = T 25 == Aristophanes, ''Wasps'' 1284-91 = T 25 Kassel-Austin ==
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• Epitome of Plutarch’s Comparison of Aristophanes and Menander 853a-b, 853c-d, 854a, 854c-d
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Epitome of Plutarch’s ''Comparison of Aristophanes and Menander'' 853a-b, 853c-d, 854a, 854c-d = T 68 Kassel-Austin}} ...judgment and sparingly, thinking them worthy of careful consideration; but Aristophanes employs them frequently, at inopportune moments, and ineffectually….
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• Aristophanes, Acharnians 5-8; Scholion to Aristophanes’ Acharnians 8a
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Acharnians'' 5-8; Scholion to Aristophanes’ ''Acharnians'' 8a}} == Aristophanes, ''Acharnians'' 5-8 ==
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• Aristophanes, Acharnians 377-82; Scholion to Aristophanes’ Acharnians 378
  ...ITLE:Aristophanes, ''Acharnians'' 377-82 = T 24 Kassel-Austin; Scholion to Aristophanes’ ''Acharnians'' 378}} == Aristophanes, ''Acharnians'' 377-82 = T 24 Kassel-Austin ==
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• Olympiodorus, Life of Plato p. 3, 65 West
  ...d Sophron were found on his bed. And he composed the following epigram for Aristophanes: Lighted on the soul of Aristophanes.
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• Plato, Symposium 176b, 177e, 185c-d, 223c-d
  And Aristophanes said, “I entirely agree, Pausanias, that we should make absolutely sure t Aristophanes, who is entirely occupied with Dionysus and Aphrodite.
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• Alexis, Archilochus fr. 22 PCG; Cratinus, Archilochoi fr. 1 PCG; Aristophanes, Peace'' 1298-1301
  == c. Aristophanes, ''Peace'' 1298-1301 == == c. Aristophanes, ''Peace'' 1298-1301 ==
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• Type III Sophocles
  ...some as Aristophanes. The identifications of these types as Sophocles and Aristophanes is speculative, and many remain sceptical (Richter-Smith 1984: 209; Piekars ...object: Paris, Musée de Louvre, Ma 84/ CP 6473. Double herm with so-called Aristophanes.
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• Scholion to Aristophanes’ Acharnians 653 and 654b
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Scholion to Aristophanes’ ''Acharnians'' 653 and 654b = T 10 Kassel-Austin}} The island on which Aristophanes’ estate was.
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• Aelian, Historical Miscellanies 2.13
  ...ey shouted that he should be victorious and they ordered the judges to put Aristophanes at the top of their lists and no one else. Such were the affairs pertaining ...eager in any way possible—to bring malicious charges against Socrates, and Aristophanes was poor and accursed, why should it be surprising that he would accept mon
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• Scholion to Plato’s Apology 19c
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Scholion to Plato’s ''Apology'' 19c = Aristophanes T3 Kassel-Austin = T 88a Kannicht}} Aristophanes the comic poet was bald, as he himself says in the ''Peace''. He was mocked
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• Aristophanes, Knights 507-36
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Knights'' 507-36}} |guides=[[Aristophanes: A Guide to Selected Sources|Aristophanes]]
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• Aristophanes, Clouds 518-562
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Clouds'' 518-562}} |guides=[[Aristophanes: A Guide to Selected Sources|Aristophanes]]
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• Aristophanes, Acharnians 626-64
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Acharnians'' 626-64}} |guides=[[Aristophanes: A Guide to Selected Sources|Aristophanes]]
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• Aristophanes, Acharnians 377-82
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Aristophanes, ''Acharnians'' 377-82 = T 24 Kassel-Austin}} |guides=[[Aristophanes: A Guide to Selected Sources|Aristophanes]]
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