In one play, a character from this city speaks with his head on a chopping block as he explains why he secured a (-5[1])private peace treaty. In a play set in this city, two groups of characters argue over a woman named Reconciliation. In one play, a man gets (10[1])ahead of this city’s law courts by sending his son to study at the Thinkery, (10[2])which satirizes a philosopher from this city. In another play, (10[1])two characters from this city found a city in the sky named (10[1])Cloud Cuckoo (10[1])Land. In another comedy set in this city, (10[1])women launch a (10[1])sex-strike (10[1])to secure a peace deal. For 10 points, Aristophanes set plays like The Clouds and Lysistrata in what ancient Greek city, often satirizing its democracy? ■END■