A play by this man includes a scene in which a magistrate confuses a herald's erection for a hidden lance.
A play by this man includes a scene in which a magistrate confuses a herald's erection for a hidden lance. An argument in another play by this man mentions a student hypothetically having a radish shoved up his ass and ends with one character addressing the audience as "wide-assed." Several characters in a play by this man swear an oath using a skin of Thasian wine instead of sacrificing a sheep on top of a shield. The professors (*) Right Logic and Wrong Logic instruct a character in one of this man's plays, which ends with a crowd of slaves burning down The Thinkery. The title character of a play by this man convinces Athenian women to withhold sex from their husbands in an attempt to end the Peloponnesian War. For 10 points, name this master of Old Comedy and author of The Clouds and Lysistrata
A play by this man includes a scene in which a magistrate confuses a herald's erection for a hidden lance.
Aristophanes