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• 1999Some Fifth-Century Masking Conventions117 cited
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• 1992Names and Naming in Aristophanic Comedy89 cited
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• 1983Amphibian ambiguities: Aristophanes and his Frogs67 cited
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• 1992The structure of Aristophanic comedy55 cited
• 2011Show Business: Deixis in Fifth-Century Athenian Drama50 cited
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• 2001A Gander at the Goose Play34 cited
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