Chorus: these things are for a man
Chorus: having a mind and understanding and
Chorus: having sailed through many things,
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Chorus: to roll oneself over and over
Chorus: toward the well-built wall.
Chorus: rather than painted.
Chorus: [They] stand like statues, having taken one.
Chorus: a gesture; but to turn around
Chorus: towards the softer [direction].
Chorus: it is to the right of the man.
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Chorus: and by nature, Theramenes.
Dionysus: for it would not be ridiculous, if
Dionysus: Xanthias, although he is a slave, in
Dionysus: on Milesian cushions
Dionysus: with his head thrown back, the hound-
Dionysus: first she asked for a hen, then a quail, I.
Dionysus: but looking toward this one
Dionysus: I was seizing the lever, where-
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Dionysus: but he himself is quite cunning.
Dionysus: He saw it, and then from the jaw
Dionysus: He punched and cut off my nose.
Dionysus: 'the front rows of the chorus?'
Frogs. Aristophanes. . 2026-09-08.