The Nature of Roman Comedy: A Study in Popular EntertainmentBristol Classical Press, 1994 - 509 Seiten No Marketing Blurb |
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... Roman drama , as the first to make Greek poetry available to the Ro- mans , is not lessened by the fact that his plays seemed crude and archaic to the Romans of the classical period . Cicero's estimate ( Brutus , 18 , 71 ) that they ...
... Roman drama , as the first to make Greek poetry available to the Ro- mans , is not lessened by the fact that his plays seemed crude and archaic to the Romans of the classical period . Cicero's estimate ( Brutus , 18 , 71 ) that they ...
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... Roman drama was at an end . Atellan farces flourished at the hands of Pomponius and Novius in the age of Sulla and by the end of the Re- public the mime was in the ascendancy , having been brought to a high degree of artistry by ...
... Roman drama was at an end . Atellan farces flourished at the hands of Pomponius and Novius in the age of Sulla and by the end of the Re- public the mime was in the ascendancy , having been brought to a high degree of artistry by ...
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... Roman drama , the minor dramatic forms of Magna Graecia , and the Hellenistic music - hall , may all have contributed to the finished product . " In a more recent discussion of Plautus ' relation to the early popular drama , Little ...
... Roman drama , the minor dramatic forms of Magna Graecia , and the Hellenistic music - hall , may all have contributed to the finished product . " In a more recent discussion of Plautus ' relation to the early popular drama , Little ...
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The Nature of Roman Comedy: A Study in Popular Entertainment George Eckel Duckworth Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1994 |
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