Near the end of Plutarch's tenth volume of Moral Essays, this writer is compared unfavorably with Menander.
Near the end of Plutarch's tenth volume of Moral Essays, this writer is compared unfavorably with Menander. In one of his plays, the title character is imprisoned on Mount Olympus in a deep pit cov- ered with heavy stones. Another work involves a series of conflicts between Procleon and his son Anti- cleon, while another is about a man who has a huge wall built around his city and becomes dictatorial. In a work that is perhaps his best-known, the title character finds a creative way to end the Peloponnesian War. Name this playwright who wrote Peace, The Wasps, The Birds, and Lysistrata.
Near the end of Plutarch's tenth volume of Moral Essays, this writer is compared unfavorably with Menander.
Aristophanes