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    Lysistratus: Lysistrata’s Husband Speaks
    Lysistratus: Lysistrata’s Husband Speaks
    Lysistratus: Lysistrata’s Husband Speaks
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    Lysistratus: Lysistrata’s Husband Speaks

    By Gary Miller

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    The Greek playwright Aristophanes is most famous for Lysistrata, a bawdy play about an Athenian woman who organizes a sex strike to stop wars among the Greek states. She was married, but we know nothing about her husband Lysistratus tells the story of this pre-Christian era feminist conjecturally from the husband’s point of view.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGary Miller
    Release dateOct 16, 2014
    ISBN9781311064592
    Lysistratus: Lysistrata’s Husband Speaks
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    Gary Miller

    Gary Miller has written a weekly column for newspapers and regional magazines across much of the country for twenty years. His brief stories about hunting, fishing, the outdoors, and faith have resonated with readers, both young and old. His unique way of inserting faith and simple goodness into his articles has kept readers coming back year after year.

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      Lysistratus - Gary Miller

      Lysistratus

      Lysistrata’s Husband Speaks

      By Gary E Miller

      rev 1

      Copyright Gary E. Miller, 2014

      Cover design by Lenny Everson

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