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Aristophanes was born in 446 BCE to parents Philippus and Zenodora -
a datable, but non-surviving play -
one of aristophanes' many non-survivning plays -
Aristophanes wrote a famous play called "The Clouds" which slandered Socrates -
The 4th surviving play by aristophanes -
one of many plays that called for the end of the peloponnesian war -
2nd place comedy performed in Dionyses -
another one of his non-surviving plays -
a comic account of a woman's mission to end the Peloponnesian War between Greek city states by denying all the men of the land any sex -
one of his 11 plays -
a comedy about a demigod on a journey who dies in comedic ways -
one of Aristophanes' many plays. -
one of his lost plays -
Aristophanes died of unknown causes in 386 BCE -
yet ANOTHER lost play from Aristophanes (last one, I promise)
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Cambridge University took Aristophanes' play and adapted it for modern theatre -
various smaller production adaptations on Aristophanes' plays
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adapted by Nathan Lane, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim -
adapted by the NSW Arts Unit Drama Company -
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