A Note on Wasps 349

Classical Quarterly 41 (02):529- (1991)
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Philocleon, confined to his house by his son Bdelycleon, appeals to the chorus of heliasts, expressing his eagerness to join them as they journey to their courts

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10.1017/s0009838800004687

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