Clouds

Aristophanes' "Clouds" is a comedic play that satirizes Socrates and the intellectual movements of his time.

The play presents a caricature of Socrates, portraying him as a sophist who teaches young men to argue fallaciously.

While not a historically accurate portrayal, "Clouds" offers a glimpse into the public perception of Socrates and the intellectual climate of ancient Athens.

The play's humor and satirical elements provide a contrasting perspective to the more serious philosophical works of Plato and Xenophon.

It remains a valuable source for understanding the social and intellectual context of Socrates' life.