In one of this playwright's works, a man wins control of the senate after informing them that he can acquire cheap anchovies and earlier wins a contest where he claims he can make his opponent run in fear by shouting.  
In one of this playwright's works, a man wins control of the senate after informing them that he can acquire cheap anchovies and earlier wins a contest where he claims he can make his opponent run in fear by shouting.  In another of this playwright's works, a request to sacrifice a white stallion is refused before a jug of Thasian wine is used to swear the play's central action.  That play by this man also includes a scene where a character quickly sets up a bed to tease Kinesias after he agrees to the title character's demands.  This man also wrote a play where Pisthetaerus creates a city in the sky and another in which the title creatures emit the sound "Brekekekex koax koax."  For 10 points, name this ancient Greek author of Lysistrata, The Birds and The Frogs.
In one of this playwright's works, a man wins control of the senate after informing them that he can acquire cheap anchovies and earlier wins a contest where he claims he can make his opponent run in fear by shouting.  
{Aristophanes}