Aristophanis Acharnenses (1828)

Set against the backdrop of the Peloponnesian War, the story centers on Dicaeopolis, a peace-loving Athenian who seeks to negotiate an end to hostilities with Sparta. His journey highlights the contrasting views of those who favor war and those who yearn for peace. Through humor and satire, the play critiques Athenian society and politics, showcasing Aristophanes' unique ability to blend comedy with poignant commentary on the human condition. This reprint preserves the cultural significance of the original work.