The Comedies of Aristophanes .. 1
The Comedies of Aristophanes .. 1
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The The- bans felt the advantage which the poet had put into the hands of their rivals; and in revenge fined him in a large sum of money.
Athenian gratitude amply compen*- sated the poet for this a£front: a sum of money double the value of the fine imposed was j^ven to him, and a statue erected to him near those of Harmodius and Aristo- geiton. Attis. Mus. Des 1. Ban- des. 2 hefk. Nachbarliche Ver- h'altnisse der Adiener gegen die Bootier und Thebaner.
* From the papers found upon Artaphemes th...e Persian, (vide Thuc. lib. iv. c. 50.) it appears that several missions had ^een sent from Sparta to the court of Susa, notwithstanding the infamous transaction by which the first mis- carried, to the great disgrace of the Athenians and their denizen, the son of Sitalces. (Thuc. lib. ii. c.
64 d8 THE ACHARNIANI?* Her ambassadors tetl^ how the king sifting welly question'd deep and with learned precision* And foremost ask'd he^ of the twain who at sea shew'd most prowess^ commanding the ocean; — ^' In which nation next teach does the bard by his speech and his taunts stir o£fence and conmiotion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The The- bans felt the advantage which the poet had put into the hands of their rivals; and in revenge fined him in a large sum of money.
Athenian gratitude amply compen*- sated the poet for this a£front: a sum of money double the value of the fine imposed was j^ven to him, and a statue erected to him near those of Harmodius and Aristo- geiton. Attis. Mus. Des 1. Ban- des. 2 hefk. Nachbarliche Ver- h'altnisse der Adiener gegen die Bootier und Thebaner.
* From the papers found upon Artaphemes th...e Persian, (vide Thuc. lib. iv. c. 50.) it appears that several missions had ^een sent from Sparta to the court of Susa, notwithstanding the infamous transaction by which the first mis- carried, to the great disgrace of the Athenians and their denizen, the son of Sitalces. (Thuc. lib. ii. c.
64 d8 THE ACHARNIANI?* Her ambassadors tetl^ how the king sifting welly question'd deep and with learned precision* And foremost ask'd he^ of the twain who at sea shew'd most prowess^ commanding the ocean; — ^' In which nation next teach does the bard by his speech and his taunts stir o£fence and conmiotion.
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