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Lysistrata is a play by Aristophanes about a woman named Lysistrata who leads the women of Greece in withholding sex from their husbands as a means to end the Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta. The women deny the men intimacy and humiliate them until the men can no longer take it and agree to sign a peace treaty, ending the long-running conflict. The play comments on themes of women disobeying men, achieving peace, and how women may have more wisdom about ending war despite living in a male-dominated society.
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Introduction
"Lysistrata" is a risque anti-war comedy by the old Greek writer Aristophanes, initially staged in 411 BCE. Lysistrata is the comic record of one lady's uncommon mission to put an end the Peloponnesian War, as Lysistrata persuades the Greece women to withhold sexual benefits from their spouses as a method of compelling the men into negotiating a peace. Some think of it as his most prominent work, and it is likely the most anthologized
Summary and analysis
Lysistrata has arranged a meeting between the women of Greece to examine the plan to put an end to the Peloponnesian War. As Lysistrata sits waiting for the ladies from Sparta, Thebes, and different areas to meet her she reviles the weakness of ladies and women. Lysistrata decides to request that the ladies decline sex with their spouses until a bargain for peace has been agreed upon and signed. Lysistrata has additionally made arrangements with elder women from Athens (the Chorus of Old Women) to capture the Acropolis later in the day. Women from the different locales at last gather and Lysistrata persuades them to make a solemn vow that they will withhold sex from their spouses until both sides sign up a peace treaty (Ruden, 2003; p9, line 125). As those women from Greece, Sparta, Thebes and other areas (Ruden, 2003; p16); they hear the hints of the older women from Athens taking the Acropolis, the stronghold that houses the treasury of Athens (line 239).
There are two choruses in Lysistrata—the Chorus of Old Women and the Chorus of Old Men. A Koryphaios is the one that leads both choruses. The Chorus of Men is the first to show up in front of an audience conveying wood and flame to the Acropolis gates (line 320). This Chorus is an old and wrinkled cluster of men who have extraordinary trouble with the wood and the considerable earthen pots of flame that they carry. Men plan to smoke all the women out of the Acropolis. As the men do that, the Chorus of the Old Women likewise approaches the Acropolis, conveying containers of water to put out the fire carried by men in earth pots. The Chorus of the Old Women is successful in the challenge between the choruses and victoriously pours the containers (jugs) of water over the heads of all the men. The Commissioner, who is a delegated judge, goes to the Acropolis looking for funds for the maritime ships. The Commissioner is astounded on finding the women of Athens at the Acropolis and requests his policemen to capture Lysistrata and other women.
In a diverting fight, that includes minimal physical contact, the commissioner’s policemen are frightened off. The Commissioner takes advantage of that chance to tell the men of Athens that they have been excessively liberal and permitted a lot of opportunity and freedom with the city's women. As the policemen keep running off, Lysistrata and the Commissioner are left to contend about the Peloponnesian War. Lysistrata contends that the War is.
Summary of Peloponnesian Wars: Reflecting on Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon,...
Summary of Peloponnesian Wars: Reflecting on Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon,...Reflections on Morality, Philosophy, and History
Why study the Peloponnesian wars? One main reason is: You cannot understand the Platonic dialogues without first understanding the history of the Peloponnesian Wars, because so many of the leading figures of this period are referenced in the Platonic dialogues, and we can learn many moral lessons from the war, which changed the Greek city-states forever.
These wars pitted Sparta, Corinth, and her allies against Athens and her sometimes unwilling allies in the Delian League, which was originally formed as a defensive league against Persian encroachment. These wars were fought in roughly two phases lasting over three decades, many historians say they are the World Wars of the ancient world.
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We will also discuss:
• Aeschylus’ play, the Persians, which was likely an eyewitness account of the Athenian naval Battle of Salamis.
• The career of Pericles, founder of Radical Democracy, and encouraged the onset of the Peloponnesian Wars.
• Creation and evolution of the Delian League into the Athenian Empire.
• Funeral Oration of Pericles, comparing it to Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and Winston Churchill’s speech honoring the RAF fighters in the Battle of Britain.
• Why the Peace of Nicias only lasted six years and was broken when Athens embarked on the disastrous Sicilian Expedition.
• The anti-war play “Peace” written by the comic Aristophanes on the Peace of Nicias.
• Moral lessons Thucydides draws from the Revolt at Mytilene, Revolution at Corcyra, and the Melian Dialogue.
• How Alcibiades in turn fought and/or advised first the Athenians, then the Spartans, then the Persians, and finally had a five-year string of victories fighting for Athens once again.
• How the Spartan commander Lysander defeated Athens and compelled the Athenians to appoint the brutal Thirty Tyrants to head the government.
• The debate on whether the fact that Critias and Alcibiades were former students of Socrates affected his reputation.
• How both Plato’s and Xenophon’s Symposium have guests who were part of the tyranny, and guests who were victims of the tyranny of the Thirty Tyrants.
• How Alcibiades shows his true nature when he crashes the party in Plato’s Symposium.
• That our ancient sources include Xenophon, Thucydides, Plutarch, and also Will Durant.
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Introduction
"Lysistrata" is a risque anti-war comedy by the old Greek writer Aristophanes, initially staged in 411 BCE. Lysistrata is the comic record of one lady's uncommon mission to put an end the Peloponnesian War, as Lysistrata persuades the Greece women to withhold sexual benefits from their spouses as a method of compelling the men into negotiating a peace. Some think of it as his most prominent work, and it is likely the most anthologized
Summary and analysis
Lysistrata has arranged a meeting between the women of Greece to examine the plan to put an end to the Peloponnesian War. As Lysistrata sits waiting for the ladies from Sparta, Thebes, and different areas to meet her she reviles the weakness of ladies and women. Lysistrata decides to request that the ladies decline sex with their spouses until a bargain for peace has been agreed upon and signed. Lysistrata has additionally made arrangements with elder women from Athens (the Chorus of Old Women) to capture the Acropolis later in the day. Women from the different locales at last gather and Lysistrata persuades them to make a solemn vow that they will withhold sex from their spouses until both sides sign up a peace treaty (Ruden, 2003; p9, line 125). As those women from Greece, Sparta, Thebes and other areas (Ruden, 2003; p16); they hear the hints of the older women from Athens taking the Acropolis, the stronghold that houses the treasury of Athens (line 239).
There are two choruses in Lysistrata—the Chorus of Old Women and the Chorus of Old Men. A Koryphaios is the one that leads both choruses. The Chorus of Men is the first to show up in front of an audience conveying wood and flame to the Acropolis gates (line 320). This Chorus is an old and wrinkled cluster of men who have extraordinary trouble with the wood and the considerable earthen pots of flame that they carry. Men plan to smoke all the women out of the Acropolis. As the men do that, the Chorus of the Old Women likewise approaches the Acropolis, conveying containers of water to put out the fire carried by men in earth pots. The Chorus of the Old Women is successful in the challenge between the choruses and victoriously pours the containers (jugs) of water over the heads of all the men. The Commissioner, who is a delegated judge, goes to the Acropolis looking for funds for the maritime ships. The Commissioner is astounded on finding the women of Athens at the Acropolis and requests his policemen to capture Lysistrata and other women.
In a diverting fight, that includes minimal physical contact, the commissioner’s policemen are frightened off. The Commissioner takes advantage of that chance to tell the men of Athens that they have been excessively liberal and permitted a lot of opportunity and freedom with the city's women. As the policemen keep running off, Lysistrata and the Commissioner are left to contend about the Peloponnesian War. Lysistrata contends that the War is.
Summary of Peloponnesian Wars: Reflecting on Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon,...
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Why study the Peloponnesian wars? One main reason is: You cannot understand the Platonic dialogues without first understanding the history of the Peloponnesian Wars, because so many of the leading figures of this period are referenced in the Platonic dialogues, and we can learn many moral lessons from the war, which changed the Greek city-states forever.
These wars pitted Sparta, Corinth, and her allies against Athens and her sometimes unwilling allies in the Delian League, which was originally formed as a defensive league against Persian encroachment. These wars were fought in roughly two phases lasting over three decades, many historians say they are the World Wars of the ancient world.
For more interesting videos, please click to subscribe to our YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLqDkfFbWhXOnzdjp__YZtg/?sub_confirmation=1
YouTube video: https://youtu.be/SW9Zq4IiLF0
Please support our channel by purchasing the books we discuss from Amazon, we receive a small associate’s commission, book links are in our blog:
https://seekingvirtueandwisdom.com/summary-of-the-peloponnesian-wars-between-athens-and-sparta/
© Copyright 2022
We will also discuss:
• Aeschylus’ play, the Persians, which was likely an eyewitness account of the Athenian naval Battle of Salamis.
• The career of Pericles, founder of Radical Democracy, and encouraged the onset of the Peloponnesian Wars.
• Creation and evolution of the Delian League into the Athenian Empire.
• Funeral Oration of Pericles, comparing it to Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and Winston Churchill’s speech honoring the RAF fighters in the Battle of Britain.
• Why the Peace of Nicias only lasted six years and was broken when Athens embarked on the disastrous Sicilian Expedition.
• The anti-war play “Peace” written by the comic Aristophanes on the Peace of Nicias.
• Moral lessons Thucydides draws from the Revolt at Mytilene, Revolution at Corcyra, and the Melian Dialogue.
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• How the Spartan commander Lysander defeated Athens and compelled the Athenians to appoint the brutal Thirty Tyrants to head the government.
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• How both Plato’s and Xenophon’s Symposium have guests who were part of the tyranny, and guests who were victims of the tyranny of the Thirty Tyrants.
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