The main character of this play has a friend Blepsidemus who thinks he's committed a crime. An old hag who tries to look young complains that her lover recently rejected her and sent her a message reading "Once upon a time the Milesians were brave." Near the end, Hermes appears and begs the servant Carion to give him a job so that he can eat fine foods again, and at last he's given work presiding over the games. The main character Chremylos vows to restore the sight of his guest, the title character, at the Temple of Asclepius and he cannot be dissuaded by the arguments of the goddess Poverty. FTP, name this ►play by 
The main character of this play has a friend Blepsidemus who thinks he's committed a crime. An old hag who tries to look young complains that her lover recently rejected her and sent her a message reading "Once upon a time the Milesians were brave." Near the end, Hermes appears and begs the servant Carion to give him a job so that he can eat fine foods again, and at last he's given work presiding over the games. The main character Chremylos vows to restore the sight of his guest, the title character, at the Temple of Asclepius and he cannot be dissuaded by the arguments of the goddess Poverty. FTP, name this ►play by Aristophanes centered on the personified Greek god of wealth.
The main character of this play has a friend Blepsidemus who thinks he's committed a crime.
Plutus