A character in this play compares dealing with “rascals” in the city to removing the dirt from wool in a metaphor comparing its government to a ball of yarn. A character in this play calls on “garlic-tavern-keepers of bakeries” to prevent the intervention of a group of archers. A group of characters in this play vow to not“crouch down like the lioness on the cheese grater.” A woman in this play keeps leaving the stage to grab new items while with her husband, (*) Cinesias. This play ends with the appearance of the nude goddess Reconciliation. This play begins with Lampito, Calonice, and the title character swearing an oath around a jug of wine after a group of women capture the Acropolis. For 10 points, the women of Athens stage a “sex strike” to force the end of the Peloponnesian War in what play by Aristophanes? ■END■
ANSWER: Lysistrata
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