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The Frogs Quotes
Wasps 144 Xanthias: A man throwing his shield away is terrible.
Wasps 147 Xanthias: he's a lawcourt-lover, like no one else.
Wasps 165 Philocleon: Hades will do the judging before I yield.
Wasps 178 Xanthias: That old man was the worst reprobate and the drunkest of the company.
The Poet and the Women 333 Euripides: There's a great danger brewing for my life.
The Poet and the Women 336 Agathon: Each man must bear his sorrows for himself.
The Poet and the Women 348 Mnesilochus: He's who-d'ye-call-it's son
The Poet and the Women 352 Mnesilochus: What have we here? A flask and not a baby!
The Poet and the Women 366 Chorus: Merrily, merrily, merrily, on to your own confusion go.
Frogs 371 Dionysus: Such is the longing that devours my soul for sweet...Euripides.
Frogs 375 Frogs (Chorus): Brekekekekex lo-ax ko-ax
Frogs 414 Pluto: Aeschylus, go and save...
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