Cleon, "Knights", and Aristophanes' Politics

S. Douglas Olson · Lowell Edmunds

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A thorough reexamination of an often analyzed text, producing excellent results through close attention to the choice of words, ideas, and images. This book marks decisive progress in our understanding Aristophanes' Knights.-CHOICE

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