One work by this author features a man responding to inquiries of his name, his homeland, and his father's name by saying only "triple scoundrel.
One work by this author features a man responding to inquiries of his name, his homeland, and his father's name by saying only "triple scoundrel." In that play by this writer, the gods have moved away, leaving only War, so Trygaeus forms a posse to rescue Peace. This man writes of Dionysus visiting the underworld where Lake Acheron's occupants intone brek-kek-kek, as well as about Pisthetairos ("piz-the-TEAR-ohs") and Euelpides' ("you-ELP-ih-deez's") attempt to build Cloud-cuckoo-land. For 10 points, name this Greek comic playwright who wrote The Birds and The Frogs.
One work by this author features a man responding to inquiries of his name, his homeland, and his father's name by saying only "triple scoundrel.
Aristophanes