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  • Eupolis

    In his last play, The Demes, written just after the disastrous Athenian expedition led by Alcibiades to Sicily (412 bc), he addressed himself with patriotic fervour to the problem of how the fortunes of Athens were to be restored. He died young, about 410 bc, probably on active service…

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    In his last play, The Demes, written just after the disastrous Athenian expedition led by Alcibiades to Sicily (412 bc), he addressed himself with patriotic fervour to the problem of how the fortunes of Athens were to be restored. He died young, about 410 bc, probably on active service…

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