8.3.029. Aristófanes

• ALVONI (1995) = G. Alvoni, “Ar. Geras, frr. 137 e 147; Amphiaraos, fr. 29 K.-A”, Eikasmos, 6 (1995) 97-107.
• ALVONI (1997) = Id., “Etère ed olive. In margine ad Aristoph. fr. 148 K.-A.”, Eikasmos, 8 (1997) 83-88.
• ANDERSON (A-1981) = G. Anderson, “Ληκύθιον and αὐτολήκυθος”, JHS, 101 (1981) 130-132.
• ANDERSON (D-2007) = Carl A. Anderson, “Athena’s Big Finger: An Unnoticed Sexual Joke in Aristophanes’ Knights”, CPh, 103 (2008) 175-181.
• ARROWSMITH (1973) = A. Arrowsmith, “Aristophanes’ Birds: The Fantasy Politics of Eros”, Arion, 1 (1973) 119-167.
• BAIN (1982) = D. Bain, “Κατωνάκην τὸν χοῖρον ἀποτετιλμένας (Aristophanes, Ekklesiazousai 724)”, LCM, 7 (1982) 7-10.
• BAIN (1985) = Id., “ΛΗΚΥΘΙΟΝ ΑΠΩΛΕΣΕΝ: Some reservations”, CQ, 35 (1985) 31-37.
• BAIN (1991b) = Id., “Ἐπιβατεύω in Aristophanes’ Frogs (v. 48)”, Eikasmos, 2 (1991) 159-161.
• BAIN (1992) = Id., “Κωλῆ = membrum virile: Aristophanes’ Clouds 989 and 1019 and two apotropaic amulets”, Eikasmos, 3 (1992) 149-152.
• BALDWIN (1981) = B. Baldwin, “The use of ΒΙΝΕΙΝ ΚΙΝΕΙΝ”, AJPh, 102 (1981) 79-80.
• BAUMANN (B-2007) = M. Baumann, “Mousa lesbiazousa. Die Fellatio treibende Muse: sexuelle Devianz und Poetologie in der Komödie des Aristophanes”, en M. Baumann et al. (eds.), Wo die Liebe hinfällt… : AMORalische Liebeskonzeptionen in der europäischen Geistesgeschichte, Marburg, 2007, pp. 5-20.
• BECK (A-1982) = W. Beck, “ΛΗΚΥΘΙΟΝ ΑΠΩΛΕΣΕΝ (and Theocritus II 156)”, JHS, 102 (1982) 234.
• BISCHL (2006) = Kerstin Bischl, “«Man opfert Aphrodite keine Schweine». Zur Bedeutung von heterosexuellem Sex und Frauen in den Komödien des Aristophanes”, en Sexualität, Medizin und Moralvorstellungen in der Antike (Zentrum für transdisziplinäre Geschlechterstudien, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Bulletin Texte 31), Berlín, 2006, pp. 4-19.
• BOBRICK (1997) = E. Bobrick, “The tyranny of roles: playacting and privilege in Aristophanes' Thesmophoriazusae”, en Gregory W. Dobrov (ed.), The city as comedy: society and representation in Athenian drama, Chapel Hill (N.C.), 1997, pp. 177-197. [vistazo en Google Books]
• BORTHWICK (1993) = E. Kerr Borthwick, “Αὐτολήκυθος and ληκύθιον in Demosthenes and Aristophanes”, LCM, 18 (1993) 34-37.
• BORTHWICK (1994) = Id., “New interpretations of Aristophanes’ Frogs 1249-1328”, Phoenix, 48 (1994) 21-41.
• BORTHWICK (1997) = Id., “Euripides Erotodidaskalos? A note on Aristophanes Frogs 957”, CPh, 92 (1997) 363-367.
• BOWIE (A-1997) = Angus M. Bowie, “Thinking with Drinking: Wine and the Symposium in Aristophanes”, JHS, 117 (1997) 1-21.
• BOWIE (B-1990) = E. Bowie, “Marginalia obsceniora: some problems in Aristophanes’ Wasps”, en E. M. Craik (ed.), Owls to Athens: Essays on Classical Subjects Presented to Sir Kenneth Dover, Oxford, 1990, pp. 31-38.
• BOWRA (1958) = C. M. Bowra, “A love-duet”, AJPh, 79 (1958) 376-391.
• BROWN (B-1983) = Christopher G. Brown, “Noses at Aristophanes, Clouds 344?”, QUCC, 43 (1983) 87-90.
• BROWN (B-1997) = Id., “Politician, Pathic, Profligate: Three Targets (Aristophanes, Frogs 416-430)”, Eikasmós, 8 (1997) 59-67.
• BUIS (2007) = Emiliano J. Buis, “Del lecho al juzgado, del sexo al derecho: un juego de palabras significativo en Asambleístas de Aristófanes”, Dike, 10 (2007) 85-112.
• BYL (1989) = S. Byl, “La comédie d’Aristophane un jeu de massacre”, LEC, 57 (1989) 111-126.
• CALDER (1970) = William M. Calder, “Aristophanes Vespae 68-69. An unnoticed obscenity”, CPh, 65 (1970) 257.
• CALDER (1971) = Id., “Professor Calder replies”, CPh, 66 (1971) 262.
• CAMPAGNER (1998) = R. Campagner, “Una Boule a luci rosse (Aristofane, Pax 894-904)”, QUCC, 87 (1998) 33-40.
• CANNATÀ (A-1998) = F. Cannatà, “Aristofane, Nuvole 652-654: una proposta”, QUCC, 87 (1998) 15-26.
• CATENACCI (1998) = C. Catenacci, “La ‘cavalcata’ di Xantia a mezzogiorno (Aristofane, Vesp. 500-502)”, QUCC, 87 (1998) 27-32.
• CAVALLINI (1983) = E. Cavallini, “Echi della lirica arcaica nella Lisistrata di Aristofane”, MCr, 18 (1983) 71-75.
• COHEN (C-1985) = D. Cohen, “A Note on Aristophanes and the Punishment of Adultery in Athenian Law”, ZRG, 102 (1985) 385-387.
• COLLARD (1979) = C. Collard, “Βινεῖν and Aristophanes, Lysistrata 934”, LCM, 4 (1979) 213-214.
• CUNIBERTI (2014) = Gianluca Cuniberti, “Les différences de genre et les habitudes sexuelles entre satire comique et délégitimation politique: les cases de Cléonymos et Clisthène d'Athènes chez Aristophane”, en Anne Queyrel Bottineau (ed.), La représentation négative de l'autre dans l'antiquité: hostilité, réprobation, dépréciation, Dijon: Éditions universitaires de Dijon, 2014, pp. 221-234. [reseña en BMCR]
• DAVIDSON (2000) = J. Davidson, “Gnesippus Paigniagraphos: the comic poets and the erotic mime”, en D. Harvey – J. Wilkins (eds.), The rivals of Aristophanes: studies in Athenian Old Comedy, Swansea, 2000, pp. 41-64.
• DEGANI (1960) = E. Degani, “Arifrade l’anassagoreo”, Maia, 12 (1960) 190-217.
• DEGANI (1987) = Id., “Insulto ed escrologia in Aristofane”, Dioniso, 57 (1987) 31-47.
• DEGANI (1993) = Id., “Aristofane e la tradizione dell’invettiva personale in Grecia”, en J. M. Bremer – E. W. Handley (eds.), Aristophanes (Entretiens Hardt 38), Vandoeuvres-Ginebra, 1993, pp. 1-49.
• DELNERI (2002) = F. Delneri, “Ar. Vesp. 1268ss.”, Eikasmos, 13 (2002) 86-91.
• DE SIMONE (2008) = M. De Simone, “The ‘Lesbian’ Muse in Tragedy: Euripides μελοποιός in Aristoph. RA. 1301-28”, CQ, 58 (2008) 479-490.
• DOVER (2002b) = Kenneth J. Dover, “Some Evaluative Terms in Aristophanes”, en A. Willi (ed.), The Language of Greek Comedy, Nueva York, 2002, pp. 85-97. [vista previa restringida en Google Books]
• DORATI (1998) = M. Dorati, “Lisistrata e la tessitura”, QUCC, 87 (1998) 41-56.
• EGAN (2005) = Rory B. Egan, “Making water music: a «double-entendre» in Aristophanes Pax 1265-9”, CQ, 55 (2005) 607-609.
• EVENDEN (1993) = Michael Evenden, “The obscure, the obscene, and the pointed: staging problems in Aristophanes or The Quest for the Naïve Dildo”, en Niall W. Slater – B. Zimmermann (eds.), Intertextualität in der griechisch-römischen Komödie, Stuttgart, 1993, pp. 92-101.
• FABBRO (2000) = E. Fabbro, “A proposito di Dioniso al/sul remo (Aristoph. Ran. 197 ss.) e di uno schoinos epikopos (Ach. 231)”, SemRom, 3 (2000) 281-294.
• FARAONE (1992b) = Christopher A. Faraone, “Aristophanes, Amphiaraus fr. 29 (Kassel-Austin): Oracular Response or Erotic Incantation?”, CQ, 42 (1992) 320-327.
• FARAONE (2006) = Id., “Priestess and Courtesan: The Ambivalence of Female Leadership in Aristophanes’ Lysistrata”, en FARAONE-MCCLURE (2006), pp. 207-223.
• FERNÁNDEZ (C-2002) = Claudia N. Fernández, “«El marido de la generala»: escena de la vida conyugal en ‘Asambleístas’ de Aristófanes (vv. 520-570)”, Circe, 7 (2002) 197-216.
• FOLEY (1982) = Helene P. Foley, “The ‘Female Intruder’ reconsidered: Women in Aristophanes’ Lysistrata and Ecclesiazusae”, CPh, 77 (1982) 1-21.
• FOWLER (B-1996) = R. L. Fowler, “How the Lysistrata works”, EMC, 40 (1996) 245-249.
• GARCÍA (E-1995) = F. García Romero, “Ἔρως Ἀθλητής: les métaphores érotico-sportives dans les comédies d’Aristophanes”, Nikephoros, 8 (1995) 57-76.
• GARCÍA (E-1997) = Id., “Sobre ἐξαγκονίζειν (Eccl. 259) y ἐς γόνατα κύβδ’ ἱστᾶναι (Pax 897)”, en A. López Eire (ed.), Sociedad, política y literatura: comedia griega antigua, Salamanca, 1997, pp. 271-277.
• GARDNER (1996) = Jane F. Gardner, “Aristophanes and Male Anxiety: The defence of the oikos”, en MCAUSLAN-WALCOT (1996), pp. 146-157.
• GARGIULO (1998) = T. Gargiulo, “Aristofane, Eq. 1289”, QUCC, 87 (1998) 11-13.
• GERÖ-JOHNSSON (2002) = E.-C. Gerö & H.-R. Johnsson, “A Comment on the Lekythion-scene in Aristophanes’ Frogs”, Eranos, 100 (2002) 38-50.
• GHIRON (1989) = P. Ghiron-Bistagne, “Jongleries verbales sur les anthroponymes dans les comédies d’Aristophane”, CGITA, 5 (1989) 89-98.
• GIACOMONI (1999) = A. Giacomoni, “Rito e trasgressione erotica: Aristoph. Thesm. 466 ss.”, QUCC, 63 (1999) 91-95.
• GIL (A-2006) = J. Gil, “Parerga IV: 1. El canto del cuco”, Habis, 37 (2006) 111-118.
• GILHULY (2009) = K. Gilhuly, The Feminine Matrix of Sex and Gender in Classical Athens, Cambridge-Nueva York, 2009. [reseña en BMCR]
• GILULA (1983) = D. Gilula, “Four deadly sins? (Arist. Wasps 74-84)”, CQ, 33 (1983) 358-362.
• HALLIWELL (2002) = St. Halliwell, “Aristophanic sex: the erotics of shamelessness”, en NUSSBAUM-SIHVOLA (2002), pp. 120-142.
• HARTWIG (2008) = Andrew Hartwig, “Interpretive notes on Aristophanes’ Thesmophoriazousae”. Philologus, 152 (2008) 49-64.
• HARTWIG (2009) = Id., “A πῶλος joke in Aristophanes? (Thesm. 1210-11)”, RhM, 152.2 (2009) 218-220.
• HAWTREY (1982) = R. S. W. Hawtrey, “Aristophanes, Acharnians 77-79. Some light from Plato?”, LCM, 7 (1982) 110.
• HENDERSON (1972) = J. Henderson, “The lekythos and Frogs 1200-1248”, HSPh, 76 (1972) 133-143.
• HENDERSON (1974b) = Id., “Sparring Partners. A Note on Aristophanes, Ecclesiazousae 964-965”, AJPh, 95 (1974) 344-347.
• HOOKER (1970) = J. T. Hooker, “Αὐτολήκυθος”, RhM¸113 (1970) 162-164.
• INGROSSO (2014) = Paola Ingrosso, “Sull' accezione sessuale di argòs in Aristofane e Platone Comico”, Prometheus, 40 (2014) 91-99.

Basándose en el análisis de Aristófanes, Nubes 53-55, Asambleístas 877-883 y Platón Cómico, fr. 43 K.-A., se demuestra que, en el lenguaje cómico, el término ἀργός puede asumir el significado de "sexualmente inactivo", atestiguado también más tarde en Alcifrón, 2.7 y en Estratón, AP 12.240.

• JACQUINOD (2005) = B. Jacquinod, “L’ambiguïté volontaire dans le comique d’Aristophane”, en L. Basset – F. Biville (eds.), Les jeux et les ruses de l’ambiguïté volontaire dans les textes grecs et latins, Lyon, 2005, pp. 101-116.
• JOCELYN (1980) = Henry D. Jocelyn, “Attic βινεῖν and English f…”, LCM, 5 (1980) 65-67.
• KILLEEN (1971) = J. F. Killeen, “The comic costume controversy”, CQ, 21 (1971) 51-54.
• LAMBERTERIE (1998) = C. de Lamberterie, “Aristophane lecteur d'Homère”, en M. Trédé – P. Hoffmann (eds.), Le rire des anciens : actes du colloque international (Université de Rouen, École normale supérieure, 11-13 janvier 1995), París, 1998, pp. 33-51.
• LEDUC (1981) = C. Leduc, “Le discours d’Aristophane et de Ménandre sur la sexualité des maîtres et des esclaves”, Index, 10 (1981) 271-287.
• LE FÈUVRE (2007) = Claire Le Feuvre, “Λακαταπύγων (Aristophane, Ach. 664), hom. αἰψηρός, λαιψηρός et le prétendu préfixe intensif λα-”, RPh, 81 (2007) 323-342.
• LENNARTZ (2001) = K. Lennartz, “Zwei versteckte Wörter”, Glotta, 77 (2001) 59-64.
• LIPPMAN (2005) = Mike Lippman, Women obscene, not heard: women’s comic ritual and women in Aristophanic comedy, tesis doctoral, Duke University, Durham (N.C.), 2005.
• LORENZONI (1997) = A. Lorenzoni, “La λήκυθος di Ar. Eccl. 1101”, Eikasmos, 8 (1997) 71-81.
• LUDWIG (1996) = Paul W. Ludwig, “Politics and Eros in Aristophanes’ Speech: Symposium 191E-192C and the Comedies”, AJPh, 117 (1996) 537-562.
• MACCARY (1979) = W. T. MacCary, “Philokleon ithyphallos. Dance, costume and character in the Wasps”, TAPhA, 109 (1979) 137-147.
• MACÍA (2006b) = Luis M. Macía Aparicio, “De caballos y meneos. Palinodia por Hipocino”, en E. Calderón – A. Morales – M. Valverde (eds.), Koinòs lógos. Homenaje al profesor José García López, Murcia, 2006, pp. 565-580.
• MARCO (B-1987) = M. di Marco, “Ἐρεβοδιφῶσιν, paronimia e lusus osceno in Aristofane Nub. 192 sg.”, QUCC, 55 (1987) 55-58.
• MARCO (B-2009) = Id., “La Musa di Euripide: sulla parodia dell’Ipsipile euripidea nelle Rane di Aristofane”, en Semeion philias. Studi di letteratura greca offerti ad Agostino Masaracchia, a cura di M. di Marco – E. Tagliaferro, Roma: Aracne, 2009, pp. 118-146.
• MARSTON (1973) = V. Marston, Aristophanes use of obscenity, tesis, Ohio State Univ., 1973.
• MARZULLO (1983) = B. Marzullo, “Aristoph. Ach. 993-999”, MCr, 18 (1983) 85-92.
• MASTROMARCO (1986) = G. Mastromarco, “Il naso delle nuvole (Aristofane, Nuvole 344)”, QUCC, 52 (1986) 121-123.
• MASTROMARCO (1995) = Id., “Donne e seduzione d’amore da Omero ad Aristofane”, en RAFFAELLI (1995), pp. 43-60.
• MCLEISH (1977) = K. McLeish, “Φύσις: A bawdy joke in Aristophanes?”, CQ, 27 (1977) 76-79.
• NAPOLITANO (1994) = M. Napolitano, “Ἀριφράδες πονηρός: una riconsidezione (Ar. Eq. 1274-1289)”, QUCC, 48 (1994) 67-92.
• NAPOLITANO (1995) = Id., “Addendum. A proposito dei Πολυμνήστεια di Arifrade nei Cavalieri di Aristofane”, QUCC, 50 (1995) 67-70.
• O'HIGGINS (2003) = L. O'Higgins, Women and humor in classical Greece, Cambridge-Nueva York, 2003. [reseña en BMCR] [vista previa restringida en Google Books]
• OLSON (B-1991) = Stuart D. Olson, “Anonymous Male Parts in Aristophanes' Ecclesiazusae and the Identity of the δεσπότης”, CQ, 41 (1991) 36-40.
• PAPAGEORGIOU (2004) = N. Papageorgiou, “Ambiguities in kreitton logos?”, Mnemosyne, 57 (2004) 284-294.
• PAPPAS (1993) = T. Pappas, “Le sauveur chez Aristophane: approche anthropologique”, Hellenica, 43 (1993) 293-309.
• PERPILLOU (1984) = J. L. Perpillou, “Signifiés clandestins ou le poêle et le tisonnier”, RPh, 58 (1984) 53-62 (reimpr. en su libro Essais de lexicographie en grec ancien, Lovaina-París, 2004, pp. 55-66).
• PERUSINO (2002) = F. Perusino, “L’énkyklon, un mantello femminile nelle commedie di Aristofane”, QUCC, 101 (2002) 129-133.
• PORTER (B-2004) = John R. Porter, “Aristophanes, Acharnians 1118-21”, G&R, 51 (2004) 21-33.
• PRETAGOSTINI (1997b) = R. Pretagostini, “L’omosessualità di Agatone nelle Tesmoforiazuse di Aristofane e la figura del κελητίζειν (v. 153)”, en P. D’Alessandro (ed.), MOUSA. Scritti in onore di G. Morelli, Bolonia, 1997, pp. 117-122.
• QUINCEY (1949) = J. H. Quincey, “The Metaphorical Sense of λήκυθος and ampulla”, CQ, 43 (1949) 32-44.
• RADERMACHER (1940) = L. Radermacher, “Χοῖρος ‘Mädchen’?”, RhM, 89 (1940) 236-238.
• RAMÓN (2010) = V. Ramón Palerm, “Homosexualidad y anagnórisis cómica en Aristófanes (Los Caballeros 1224-1248)”, CFC(g), 20 (2010) 83-94.
• RESTANTI (1983) = D. Restanti, “Aristoph. Ran. 1327 s.: una parodia di ambito musicale?”, GFF, 6 (1983) 99-101.
• RIU (1985) = X. Riu, “Els epirremata à la paràbasi dels Cavallers”, Ítaca, 1 (1985) 177-183.
• ROBERTSON (A-1982) = M. Robertson, “ΛΗΚΥΘΙΟΝ and ΑΥΤΟΛΗΚΥΘΟΣ”, JHS, 102 (1982) 234.
• ROBSON (2006) = James E. Robson, Humour, Obscenity and Aristophanes, Tubinga, 2006. [vista previa restringida en Google Books]
• ROLLEY (1974) = C. Rolley, “À propos d’un vase et de quelques injures (Assemblée de Femmes, v. 1101-1111)”, AC, 43 (1974) 166-171.
• RUCK (1975) = C. Ruck, “Euripides’ Mother. Vegetables and the Phallus in Aristophanes”, Arion, 2 (1975) 13-57.
• RUSTEN (1977) = J. S. Rusten, “Wasps 1360-1369. Philokleon’s τωθασμός”, HSPh, 81 (1977) 157-161.
• SAÏD (1987) = S. Saïd, “Travestis et travestissements dans les comédies d’Aristophane”, CGITA, 3 (1987) 217-248.
• SANTANA (2009) = Germán Santana Henríquez, “Amor, sexo y parodia en el teatro griego antiguo: el caso de Aristófanes”, en E. Padorno & G. Santana Henríquez (eds.), Omnia vincit Amor: consideraciones sobre el amor en la literatura universal, Ediciones Clásicas, Madrid, 2009, pp. 239-272.
• SCHOLTZ (1997) = A. Scholtz, Erastes tou demou: erotic imagery in political contexts in Thucydides and Aristophanes, tesis, Yale Univ., New Haven (Conn.), 1997.
• SCHOLTZ (2004) = Id., “Friends, Lovers, Flatterers: Demophilic Courtship in Aristophanes’ Knights”, TAPhA, 134 (2004) 263-293.
• SEAGER (1983) = R. Seager, “Aristophanes Thesm.493-496 and the Comic Posibilities of Garlic”, Philologus, 127 (1983) 139-142.
• SILVA (2005) = Maria de Fátima Silva, “Nomos e sexo na comédia de Aristófanes”, Humanitas, 57 (2005) 39-55.
• SMITH (B-2013) = Nicholas D. Smith., “Two obscen jokes in Aristophanes' Wasps and Peace”, Eirene, 441 (2013) 147-152.

En Avispas 1374-1375 y Paz 891-893 se hacen chistes con doble sentido alusivos al pubis femenino. El autor sostiene que la alusión no es simplemente al vello púbico, sino al vello incipiente que quedaría después de la depilación.

• SNELL (1979) = B. Snell, “Lekythion”, Hermes, 107 (1979) 129-133.
• SOMMERSTEIN (1980b) = Alan H. Sommerstein, “BINEIN”, LCM, 5 (1980) 47.
• SOMMERSTEIN (1999) = Id., “The Anatomy of Euphemism in Aristophanic Comedy”, en DE MARTINO-SOMMERSTEIN (1999), pp. 181-217.
• SPYROPOULOS (1981) = E. Spyropoulos, “Ὄνεια πράγματα. Aristophane, Cavaliers 1399”, Hellenica, 33 (1981) 3-13
• STONE (1978) = L. M. Stone, “The Obscene Use of μέγας in Aristophanes”, AJPh, 99 (1978) 427-432.
• STOREY (1995) = I. Ch. Storey, “Philoxenos… of doubtful gender”, JHS, 115 (1995) 182-184.
• STROUP (2004) = Sarah Culpepper Stroup, “Designing women: Aristophanes’ Lysistrata and the «hetairization» of the Greek wife”, Arethusa, 37 (2004) 37-73.
• TAMMARO (1975) = V. Tammaro, “Aristoph. Av. 159ss.”, MCr, 10-12 (1975-77) 145-146.
• TAMMARO (1975b) = Id., “Aristoph. Thesm. 813”, MCr, 10-12 (1975-77) 147-150.
• TAPLIN (1988) = O. Taplin, “Phallology, Phlyakes, Iconography and Aristophanes”, PCPhS, 34 (1988) 92-104.
• THIELSCHER (1937) = P. Thielscher, “Zu κωλῆ bei Aristophanes Nub. 989 und 1018”, PhW, 57 (1937) 255-256.
• THIERCY (1997) = P. Thiercy, “L’amour à la cuisine, ou la sexualité quotidienne chez Aristophane”, en A. López Eire (ed.), Sociedad, política y literatura: comedia griega antigua, Salamanca, 1997, pp. 219-229.
• THIERCY (2003) = Id., “Cuisine et sexualité chez Aristophane”, Kentron, 19 (2003) 17-30.
• TOTARO (1991) = P. Totaro, “Il bianco Arignoto (Ar. Eq. 1279)”, Eikasmos, 2 (1991) 153-157.
• WALIN (2009) = D. Walin, “An Aristophanic slave: Peace 819-1126”, CQ, 59 (2009) 30-45.
• WHITMAN (1969) = C. H. Whitman, “Ληκύθιον ἀπώλεσεν”, HSPh, 73 (1969) 109.
• WILSON (A-1974) = A. M. Wilson, “A slang sense of φορμός to be inferred from Aristophanes?”, Mnemosyne, 27 (1974) 297-298.
• WIT-TAK (1967) = Th. De Wit-Tak, Lysistrata: Vrede, Vrouw, en Obsceniteit bij Aristophanes, Groninga, 1967.
• WIT-TAK (1968) = Id., “The function of obscenity in Aristophanes Thesmophoriazusae and Ecclesiazusae”, Mnemosyne, 21 (1968) 357-365.
• WORTHINGTON (1990) = I. Worthington, “Aristophanic caricature and the Sam Wide group cups”, Eranos, 88 (1990) 1-8.
• ZEITLIN (A-1981) = Froma I. Zeitlin, “Travesties of Gender and Genre in Aristophanes’ Thesmophoriazousae”, Critical Inquiry, 8.2 (1981) 301-327. [reimpr. en E. Abel (ed.), Writing and Sexual Difference, Brighton, 1982, pp. 131-157]
• ZWEIG (1992) = B. Zweig, “The Mute Nude Female Characters in Aristophanes’ Plays”, en RICHLIN (1992), pp. 73-89.