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Pax
The Peace of Aristophanes, acted at Athens at the Great Dionysia, B.C. 421; the Greek text rev., with a translation into corresponding metres, introduction and commentary
Book • 1866
In 'Peace,' Aristophanes tells the story of Trygaeus, a farmer who flies to heaven on a dung beetle to rescue the goddess Peace, who has been imprisoned by the gods.
The play celebrates the return of peace to Greece after years of war, highlighting both the joys and challenges of this new era.
It was first performed in 421 BCE, shortly before the Peace of Nicias.
The play celebrates the return of peace to Greece after years of war, highlighting both the joys and challenges of this new era.
It was first performed in 421 BCE, shortly before the Peace of Nicias.
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Dominic Sandbrook as the author of the book Pax, which details a dramatic historical episode.


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