- 1872, William James Hickie, The Comedies of Aristophanes. A New and Literal Translation, Vol 2 (London: Bohn's Library).
- 1912, published by the Athenian Society, London; unknown translator rumored to be Oscar Wilde. At Wikisource
- 1924, Benjamin B. Rogers, verse
- 1925, Jack Lindsay, verse[61]
- 1934, Arthur S. Way, verse
- 1944, Charles T. Murphy, prose and verse
- 1954, Dudley Fitts, prose and verse
- 1961, Donald Sutherland, prose and verse[62]
- 1963, Douglass Parker, verse
- 1972, Germaine Greer, prose
- 1973, Alan H. Sommerstein, prose and verse: available for digital loan
- 1988, Jeffrey Henderson, verse
- 1991, Nicholas Rudall
- 2000, George Theodoridis, 2000, prose[63]
- 2002, David Landon, prose and verse
- 2003, Sarah Ruden
- 2004, Paul Roche, verse and prose
- 2005, Edward Einhorn, prose and verse[64]
- 2003/06, Chris Tilley, musical version with prose and songs
- 2008, Ian C. Johnston, verse[65]
- 2010, David Stuttard, prose and verse[66]
- Anonymous translator, prose[67]
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