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Sociae Mimae was a
guild for
female stage artists,
mimae (essentially singers,
dancers and actresses), in
Ancient Rome. It is the only
Ancient Roman guild...
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Copiola and
Fabia Arete, and they also
formed their own
acting guild, the
Sociae Mimae,
which was
evidently quite wealthy. The
profession seemingly died...
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Dumbshow Lip sync
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Sociae Mimae,
which was
evidently quite wealthy. As the
Western Roman Empire fell...
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Sociae Mimae. The
public opinion of
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placing them
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obtained a Master's in
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