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... Plautus , Cato , Cicero , the Senecas , Juvenal , practically every great Roman writer came to Rome from without . And the fact that their birthplaces were outside Rome has ever been noted and emphasized . More significant , however ...
... Plautus , Cato , Cicero , the Senecas , Juvenal , practically every great Roman writer came to Rome from without . And the fact that their birthplaces were outside Rome has ever been noted and emphasized . More significant , however ...
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... Plautus and Terence . It has never been wholly ( or at least generally ) realized to what an extent the New Comedy in Athens and its child , the comedy of Rome , are the descendants of the Greek tragedy . If they take their Comic ...
... Plautus and Terence . It has never been wholly ( or at least generally ) realized to what an extent the New Comedy in Athens and its child , the comedy of Rome , are the descendants of the Greek tragedy . If they take their Comic ...
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... Plautus I bring to you — by word of mouth , Not by the hand — I beg you , hear him well . And now , attentive , hear the argument Which I'll present you in few words and clear . After a few lines , giving the location of the play and ...
... Plautus I bring to you — by word of mouth , Not by the hand — I beg you , hear him well . And now , attentive , hear the argument Which I'll present you in few words and clear . After a few lines , giving the location of the play and ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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