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          "*Strepsiades an elderly farmer",
          "*Chaerephon the philosopher",
          "*Witness brought by First Creditor",
          "*Students at the Thinkery",
          "*Inferior Argument",
          "*Slaves to Strepsiades",
          "*Two Students at The Thinkery",
          "*Socratesthe philosopher",
          "*Pheidippides his son",
          "*Slave",
          "*Superior Argument",
          "Silent roles",
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          "*Second Creditor" ] ,
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