One character in this play wins an argument by completing his opponent's lines with the phrase"lost his bottle of oil".
One character in this play wins an argument by completing his opponent's lines with the phrase"lost his bottle of oil". This play opens with its two central characters arguing over which humorouscomplaint one of them should use. In one scene in this play, a character is frightened by a supposedappearance of the monster Empusa. Later in this play, an encounter with Aeacus prompts thatcharacter to trade his costume, a lion skin, and a club to his servant (*) Xanthias. This play's titlefigures appear only as a chorus during a crossing of the river Styx, chanting the line "brekekekex koaxkoax". For 10 points, identify this comedy in which Dionysus travels to the underworld and judges acontest between Aeschylus and Euripides, a play by Aristophanes.
One character in this play wins an argument by completing his opponent's lines with the phrase"lost his bottle of oil".
The Frogs [or Batrachoi]