The protagonist of this play learns from one character that flies make a buzzing sound because their butts are shaped like trumpets.
The protagonist of this play learns from one character that flies make a buzzing sound because their butts are shaped like trumpets. That bit of wisdom in this play is provided by the leader of the Phrontisterion, who is first seen hanging from a basket in order to study the heavens. In this play, Socrates allows Strepsiades' son to be a student, but after Phidippides learns that beating his father is justified there, Strepsiades burns down the "Thinkery." FTP, name this ancient Greek play by Aristophanes that is set in the sky.
The protagonist of this play learns from one character that flies make a buzzing sound because their butts are shaped like trumpets.
The {Clouds} or {Nephelai}