Aristophanes, Birds 65: the Libyan Bird

Classical Quarterly 49 (02):622- (1999)
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Abstract

Euelpides and Peisthetaerus have just left Athens, looking for a better place to settle. Frightened by the arrival of Tereus' servant, they introduce themselves as birds. Peisthetaerus says that he is ‘Fearfowl, a Libyan bird’

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The People of Aristophanes.Victor Ehrenberg - 1952 - Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 11 (1):85-86.

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