ARISTOPHANES c.446 - c.386 BC Greek Playwright Aristophanes was the principal practitioner of the Athenian 'Old Comedy'.
Aristophanes began to produce comedies
before he was 20.
His most popular plays are 'Frogs' which
criticized Euripides; 'Clouds' making fun of Socrates; and
'Lysistrata' a farcial plea for peace involving a sexual strike
of women to force peace among warring men.
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