This play contains a version of the Orphic cosmology and ends with the protagonist marrying Basilaea.
This play contains a version of the Orphic cosmology and ends with the protagonist marrying Basilaea. In one of the funniest sections the protagonist fends off a poet, an oracle-monger and other intruders. Among the characters is Tereus, who introduces the protagonist and his friend to the chorus. Near the end of the play the hero negotiates with Triballian, Heracles, and Poseidon, a delegation from the Gods who are upset that their sacrifices are not reaching them. FTP name this play in which Euelpides and Peisetarios help the title characters become the new gods by building Cloudcuckooland, a work by Aristophanes.
This play contains a version of the Orphic cosmology and ends with the protagonist marrying Basilaea.
The {Birds} or {Ornithes}.