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Studemund, Wilhelm

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Sub finem codicis Bobiensis nonnullae extant foliorum laciniae quibus Angelus Maine nullos numeros inscripsit neglectae ab eis qui ante me palimpsesti reliquias descripsemnt. In his laciniis duae sunt inter se cohaerentes, quas in nulgatae contextu olim pag. 483, 484 et 493, 494 fuisse e contes Biblici computatione constat. Atque in folio 483, 484 quidem Truenti exitum exaratum fxﬂsse non diﬂicnlter demonstrari potest. Difficillimnm contra est indicium de pag. 493, 494 pristina sede; nam cum de hoc folio nihil nisi interior margo supersit ne de in scriptione quidem fabulae quidqnam constat. Accedit quod sernatarum litterarum umbrae incer tissimae sunt; haec autem in pag. 493 supersnnt nersuum initia: n. 1 D (i. E. ID; pro I possis etiam de E nel T nel P, pro D de P nel [etsi minus commode] de B cogitare), n. 5 Q (nel R), n. 6 IN (nel en), n. 8 qu, n. 9 ser (nel bia), n. 16 Q; in pag. 494 margine dextro in n. 2 solae 30 litterulae supersnnt quae longioris alicuins nereus (nelnt septenarii) clausula olim fuerunt. Haec igitur nersuum initia et exitus cum ad nullum Truenti locum, si quid nideo, quadrent, sequitur in palimpsesto quoque nt in nulgatae codice folium 483, 484 praecessisse folio 493, 494; et cum in pag. 484 Truenti exitus scriptus fuerit, folium 493, 494 non ad Trucu lentum spectare sed ad eam fabulam quae Trnentum olim excipiebat i. E. Ad Vidulariae scaenas deperditas.

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Date d'�dition: 2018
Langue: anglais
ISBN 10: 0666516685
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Commentatio De Vidularia Plautina (Classic Reprint)

Wilhelm Studemund

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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book provides a fascinating exploration into the development of the Vidularia, a lost play by the renowned Roman playwright Plautus. By analyzing fragments of the original script preserved in ancient sources, the author reconstructs the play's plot, characters, and themes. The examination delves into the historical context of Roman theater and offers a comprehensive discussion of the play's significance within Plautus's oeuvre. The author's meticulous analysis reveals the influence of Greek New Comedy on Plautus's work and sheds light on the social and cultural customs of the Roman Republic. Through a close examination of the fragments, the book uncovers the play's exploration of themes such as slavery, wealth, and the importance of family. The author's insights provide a valuable contribution to the study of Plautus and Roman drama, making this book essential reading for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the history of theater. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N� de r�f. du vendeur 9780666516688_0

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