Chorus: he has taken advice for the affairs, which
Chorus: Then you went mad, for he has just realized it.
Chorus: It reckons all those things as mistakes.
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Chorus: He did not obey your orders.
Chorus: Now, perhaps, he is persuaded by your words.
Chorus: Yet he does come to his senses, by changing places.
Chorus: in the future the manner
Chorus: having been persuaded by you.
Philocleon: Oh woe is me, woe is me.
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Bdelucleon: Who is shouting this?
Philocleon: Do not promise me anything about these things.
Philocleon: I long for those men; may I be there!
Philocleon: So that the herald says, 'Who has not voted? Let him stand up.'
Philocleon: And I wish I were on the roof-tiles!
Philocleon: 'Let the last one be voted on.'
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Philocleon: Hurry, O soul. Where is my soul?
Philocleon: Take it, oh shadowy one. By Heracles
Philocleon: But now, I [will not be] among the jurors?
Philocleon: May I catch Kleon stealing!
Wasps. Aristophanes. . 2026-09-08.