and I will swear death to the gods," Koryphaios tells his story of creation.
In this play, a proposal is made to end shipwrecks by providing warnings about the weather. After a servant in this play frightens the protagonists so much that they crap their pants, his master advises them to go to the Red Sea. Soon after the chorus of this play proclaims "Swear faith to me and I will swear death to the gods," Koryphaios tells his story of creation. Visitors in this play include the inept poet Kinesias, the patricidal Parricide, and the surveyor Meton. This play ends with one of the protagonists marrying Basileia, a personification of Sovereignty, after concluding peace with an envoy consisting of Triballus, Poseidon, and Heracles. Another character in this play was once a human named Tereus, but is now called Epops, or the Hoopoe. For 10 points, name this Aristophanes comedy in which Euelpides and Pisthetairos found Cloudcuckooland with the help of the title feathered creatures.
In this play, a proposal is made to end shipwrecks by providing warnings about the weather.
The Birds [or Ornithes]