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Aristophanes, Lysistrata, edited by Jeffrey Henderson, The Focus Classical Library, 1992.
Arkins, Brian, ‘‘Sexuality in Fifth-Century Athens,’’ in Classics Ireland, University College, 1994.
Barnes, Clive, compilation of reviews of the 1930 production of Lysistrata, in New York Times Directory of the Theatre, Arno Press, 1973.
Coleman, Robert, review of Lysistrata, in Daily Mirror, November 25, 1959.
McCain, John, review of Lysistrata, in Journal...
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