- dramatists, all of whom he
edited separately and
combined in his
Poetae scenici Graeci (1830 and
later editions). He also
wrote a work on the
metres of...
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Scenici Latinorum Fragmenta, vol. ii, p. 76. Sallust,
Bellum Jugurthinum, 66–69...
- the Younger, Epistulae, iii. 5, vii. 17. Charisius, apud Bothe, Poëtae
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Latin Literature, pp. 417...
- Chase, pp. 127, 128, 138. Macrobius, i. 10. Gellius, xv. 13. Bothe, Poëtae
Scenici Latinorum, vol. ii. p. 41 ff.
Asconius Pedi****, In
Ciceronis Pro Milone...
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Scenici Latinorum, p. 270. Boyle, An
Introduction to
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Scenici Latinorum. Neukirch, De
Fabula Togata. Appian,
Bellum Civile, i. 40, 47...
-
plays were
acted at the ludi Romani, and in 214 BC we know that ludi
scenici took up four days of the
festival (Liv. xxiv. 43, 7). In 161 BC the Phormio...
- "Pokorny". 1967-03-27.
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Wilhelm (1841).
Poetae scenici graeci,
accedunt perditarum fabularum fragmenta.
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-
studied the
dance in
classical antiquity, his prin****l work is the De
ludis scenicis mimorum et
pantomimorum syntagma. He
remained in
Padua until 1707 where...
-
Biography and Mythology, vol. II, p. 299 ("Granius", nos. 2, 3). Bothe,
Poetae Scenici Latinorum, vol. v. (Fragmenta), p. 271.
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