The old comedy play the wasps contains a fully developed agôn ("contest", "debate") wherein the merits and defects of the athenian jury system are debated (pp. 227-236 in the roche translation; pp. 28-35 in the barrett translation). philocleon argues the merits of the system, essentially enumerating pleasures he personally derives from his service. list four of them. bdelycleon ultimately wins the debate with a single argument. what is it? does the outcome of the agôn -the rhetorical defeat of philocleon- free him from his addiction? explain.