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ARISTOPHANES
Playwright-comedy.(b. c455 BC). Of the 43 plays we know Aristophanes wrote, only 11 remain in their entirety. These plays are not for those easily shocked by the graphic por trayal of various parts of the male anatomy, or the sort of innuendo which would have had them rolling in the aisles back in the Golden Age and, for that matter, to this day. Aristophanes' plays are r egularly performed on stages all over the world. If you come across copies of old school texts, you will find that huge chunks have been lifted so as not to offend the eyes of the younger reader - and quite right too!
Compiled by Andrew Stoddart
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Loeb editions |
Oxford Classical Texts |
Green and Yellows |
Various Notes: (York, Cliff, Max etc.) |
Penguin translations |
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Clarendon Texts |
Oxford World Classics |
Aris and Phillips |
Chicago Translations |
Bristol Classical Press |
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Aristophanes
Birds (Students edition)
Aristophanes
Clouds (full edition)
Aristophanes- "Clouds Students edition
Aristophanes
Frogs Kenneth Dover
Aristophanes- "Lysistrata" ed. Jeffrey Henderson
Aristophanes Acharnians S. Douglas Olson (Editor)
Aristophanes
Ecclesiazusae (Assembly Women)
Aristophanes
Loeb Lysistrata, Thesmophoriazusae, Ecclesiazusae and
Ploutus
Aristophanes
Loeb Peace, Birds and Frogs
Aristophanes.
loeb Frogs, Assembleywomen. Wealth
Aristophanes-
Loeb Acharnians and Knights translated by Jeffrey Henderson
Aristophanes
Acharnians Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
The Birds Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes- Clouds Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Ecclesiazusae (The Assembly Women) Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Frogs Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Knights Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Lysistrata Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Peace Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Thesmophoriazusae (The Poet and the Women) Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Wasps Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes.
Wealth Ed Sommerstein
Aristophanes
Lysistrata, Acharnians and The Clouds
Aristophanes
The Knights, Peace, The Birds
Aristophanes-
Birds, Lysistrata, The Assembly Women and Wealth
Aristophanes-
Wasps, Poet and the Women
Aristophanes
OCT vol. 2, (Lysistrata, Thesmophoriazusae, Frogs, Ecclesiazusae, Plutus and Fragments)
"Birds" and Other
Plays Stephen Halliwell (Translator)
Four Comedies Lysistrata, Frogs, Archanians, Congresswomen translated by
William Arroswsmith
Aristophanes- Acharnians, Knights, Peace and Lysistrata McLeish translation
Aristophanes- Wasps. Clouds, Birds, Festival time (aka The Poet and the Women or Thesmophoriazusae) and Frogs McLeish translation
Three plays by Aristophanes- Staging Women ed by Jeffrey Henderson
Aristophanes and His Theatre of the Absurd by P. Cartledge
Clouds, Wasps, Birds Peter Meineck
The Rivals of Aristophanes David Harvey (Editor), John Wilkins
(Editor)
Aristophanes A. M. Bowie
Venom in Verse- Aristophanes in Modern Greece Gonda A. H. Van Steen
Aristophanes and Athens Douglas M. MacDowell
Oxford Readings in Aristophanes
Aristophanes and the Definition of Comedy M. S. Silk
Three Plays by Aristophanes Jeffrey Henderson
Aristophanes and the Definition of Comedy
Aristophanes - Poet & Dramatist Rosemary M. Harriott
The Songs of Aristophanes L.P.E. Parker
Oxford Readings in Aristophanes Erich Segal
AUDIO IN ANCIENT GREEK Birds Stephen G. Daitz
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