Drama and Dramatic Festivals in Ancient Greece Flashcards

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Treatment of Women / social issues

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;WHy do you marry us, forbid us to leave the house or even to be seen peeping outside? Do you really mean to keep such a close eye on a bad lot?’ Aristophanes Thesmophoriazusae 789

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old oligarch on theatre

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‘The person so treated in comedy does not, for the most part come from the populace and mass of people bus is a person of either wealth, high birth or influence.’ 2.18 o.o.

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Comic poets on Pericles’ rise to power

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‘the comic poets unwittingly reveal it even in their malicious gibes, calling him and his associates “new Peisistratids.’ Plutarch Pericles 16

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Pericles’ involvement with the Odeon

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‘[The Odeon] too was built under the supervision of Pericles’ Plutarch Pericles 13

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Aristophanes on Cleon’s greed

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‘He didn’t give me a share when I asked.’ Aristophanes Wasps

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Aristophanes on Cleon’s origins

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‘The chief of the market, the harbour the pnyx. You will trample on the council and trim back the generals.’ Aristophanes Knights

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Aristotle on Cleon in the Pnyx

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‘He was the first man to shout during a speech.’ Aristotle Constitution of the Athenians 28.3

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Aristophanes on the calibre of person in office

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‘The leadership of the people is no longer a job for the educated man or one of good qualities but for one whos ignorant and foul.’ Aristophanes Knights

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aristophanes on sophists.

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theyre a worthless bunch[…] pale faced charlatans.’ aristophanes clouds 105

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Rejection of zeus

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‘So zeus is no more.’ Aristophanes Clouds 381

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Aphrodite on hippolytus

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‘I strike down all those who, stuffed with pride, disparage me.’ Euripides Hippolytus 8

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Hippolytus on women

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‘O Zeus, why did you ever set women in our sunlit world to lead men astray.’ Eurypides Hippolytus 617

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