In attempting to explain a pang of desire, one character in this play asks another if he's ever felt a sudden lust for soup.
In attempting to explain a pang of desire, one character in this play asks another if he's ever felt a sudden lust for soup. A pair of characters in this play suggest that a judge determine their identities by whipping them. During an argument in this play, one character is bothered when another character blurts out "lost his jug of oil." This play opens as its protagonist and his servant Xanthias question Heracles about how to reach the underworld, and as the protagonist boards Charon's ship, he hears the title group nonsensically chanting: "BrekekekÃ¨x-koÃ x-koÃ x." For 10 points, name this comedy in which Dionysus seeks out the playwright Euripides in Hades, written by Aristophanes.
In attempting to explain a pang of desire, one character in this play asks another if he's ever felt a sudden lust for soup.
The Frogs [or BÃ¡trachoi]