In this play, one character is repeatedly forced to exchange clothes with his master, who is dressed as Herakles, and the staleness of contemporary playwrights is lamented in this play before Aeschylus [*] competes with another character in a "weighing of verses."
One character in this play did not fight in the Battle of Arginusae ("arg-in-oo-say"), and thus has to walk around a lake instead of taking a ferry. In this play, one character is repeatedly forced to exchange clothes with his master, who is dressed as Herakles, and the staleness of contemporary playwrights is lamented in this play before Aeschylus [*] competes with another character in a "weighing of verses." In this play, which includes the character Xanthias, Dionysus goes on a mission to bring back Euripides from the underworld, and while crossing the River Styx, he hears the title amphibians croaking "brekekekex koax-koax." For 10 points, name this comedy by Aristophanes.
One character in this play did not fight in the Battle of Arginusae ("arg-in-oo-say"), and thus has to walk around a lake instead of taking a ferry.
The {Frogs} [or {Bátrachoi}]