Anticleon demonstrates to Procleon that he, along with all of the other elderly jurors, is being exploited by the aristocracy.
It tells the story of Procleon and his son Anticleon. Anticleon locks his father in his house because Procleon becomes obsessed with being a juror. Anticleon demonstrates to Procleon that he, along with all of the other elderly jurors, is being exploited by the aristocracy. To quench his desire to be a juror, Procleon tries a case between two dogs that involves the testimony of a cheese grater. FTP, name this play by Aristophanes in which the chorus consists of a swarm of insects.
It tells the story of Procleon and his son Anticleon. Anticleon locks his father in his house because Procleon becomes obsessed with being a juror.
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