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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Plautus"”.
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Wit, witticisms and humor of Plautus
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A Commentary on Plautus' Mostellaria with an Introduction
… predates Fraenkel’s *Plautinisches im Plautus*; the scope of Merrill 2002<sup>2</sup> is limited by the targeted readership of early readers of Plautus; Terzaghi 1929 and Collart 1970 offer much of interest but predate recent research into metre, metatheatre and slavery. In the …
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Plautus and the Sentimental Ideal of the Roman Family
… paucity of affectionate terminology in Plautus' mid-republican works. My thesis looks for traces of a Roman sentimental ideal in Plautus' comedies. I analyse his plays, being careful to interpret them in the light of comic convention and paying attention to the varying forms of comic …
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An Edition of w.w.'s 1595 Translation of Plautus' 'Menaecmi'
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Play in the Roman imagination
… a discourse of play in the Roman republic from Plautus’ *palliata* comedies via Lucilius’ satires to Cicero’s philosophical dialogue *De oratore*. Methodologically, it combines philological close reading with historical analysis to interpret the function of appeals to play in the context of the …
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Recepción e influencia del Teatro de Plauto en la literatura española
… presence and influence of the Roman theatre of Plautus (255-184 BC) in Spanish theatre. In chronological order, this thesis analyses works written from the late 15th century, when the Plautinian comedies are rediscovered, until the 17th century in which Spanish theatre becomes a model. The …
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Moliere And Commedia Dell'arte:past, Present, And Future
… important to discuss Roman comedic playwrights Plautus and Terence as two major influences on both the style of commedia dell'arte as well as major influences on Molière and his writing. A description of both playwrights previously mentioned will be given as means to explore the …
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The Syntax of the Finite Forms and the nominal Forms fo the Verb in Quintus Curtius'"History of Alexander, Bk. IX"
… B.C. - 2kO B.C.</p> <p>Ante-Classical 240 B.C. (Plautus and Terence, etc.) - 80 B.C.</p> <p>Classical Golden Age - 80 B.C. - 14 A.D.</p> <p> Silver Age - 14 A.D. - l80 A.D.</p> <p>Post-Classical 180 A.D. - 6& Century A.D.</p> <p>The text used is that of Edmund Hedicke in the Loeb Classical …
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Translation and dramaturgy : translating Casina for performance
… from a documentation of my interpretation of Plautus’ Casina, to the linguistic decisions employed to encode this interpretation, and, finally, to the production process itself where these choices are tested and developed through various rehearsals, a rehearsed-reading, and audience and …
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Cervantes’s La entretenida: Translation, Performance and a Digital Edition
… of La entretenida, exploring connections with Plautus, the rhetorical tradition, the commedia dell’arte, jazz, storytelling, and metatheatre. Chapter 2 challenges the widely held view that La entretenida is a parody of the comedia nueva, and looks at the way in which Cervantes engaged with …
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Comus and the seventeenth century masque.
… or these few observations, like a prologue by Plautus, will give the story away before the proper time. The lights dim, the curtain rises, and we make way for better players.
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Ο ΚΩΜΙΚΟΣ ΠΟΙΗΤΗΣ ΦΙΛΗΜΩΝ
THE SUBJECT OF THIS THESIS IS THE COMMENTARY OF THE 90 FRAGMENTS OF THE PLAY OFPHILEMON. THE INTRODUCTION CONTAINS THE "TESTIMONIA" 26 REFERENCES FROM THE ANCIENT GREEK ABOUT PHILEMON. THE LIFE OF PHILEMON, HE WAS A SYRAKOUSIAN AND LIVED MORE THAN 100 YEARS BETWEEN 365-260 B.C. HE IS A POET OF THE …