Aristophanes Quotes

The Swallows, Fleeing Before The Hoopoes, Shall Have All Flocked Together In One Place, And Shall Refrain Them From All Amorous Commerce, Then Will Be The End Of All The Ills Of Life; Yea, And Zeus, Which Doth Thunder In The Skies, Shall Set Above What Was Erst Below ...

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