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devised by
Livius Andronicus, the
innovator of
Latin literature. The word
Plautine /ˈplɔːtaɪn/ (PLAW-tyne)
refers to both Plautus's own
works and
works similar...
-
Prang Educational Company. p. 49. Fontaine,
Michael (2010).
Funny Words in
Plautine Comedy.
Oxford University Press. pp. 117, 154. ISBN 9780195341447. Kern...
- drama. He is also
recognized for his
farces (in
Czech frašky), in the
Plautine tradition. He also
wrote historical romance stories,
plays from his own...
- 1682
edition of Molière's
highly successful comedy Amphitryon,
based on a
Plautine comic treatment of the myth of the
eponymous hero: the gods
Jupiter (Zeus)...
-
masculine word, but
occasionally it can be feminine). In 940P esse is the
Plautine Punic spelling, 930 and 940A have the late Neo-Punic
spelling syth. 937/947:...
- Hübner: most of its
early contributors,
including Hübner, were
pupils of the
Plautine scholar Friedrich Wilhelm Ritschl. As of 2024, it is
edited by Hans Beck...
- of
which he
dreamed in his
earlier life. Ritschl's
examination of the
Plautine m****cripts was both
laborious and brilliant, and
greatly extended the...
- origin. Some date the
origins to the
period of the
Roman middle republic (
Plautine types) or the
early republic (Atellan Farces). The
Atellan Farces of the...
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combines the two.
Among Law's
published articles are "Studies in the
Songs of
Plautine Comedy" (a 1922 dissertation),
which was
reviewed by
Cornelia C. Coulter...
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University of
Leipzig as a
pupil of
Friedrich Ritschl. From 1875 he
carried out
Plautine research in Italy, and in 1878
traveled to
Spain in
order to
prepare materials...
