The Beginning of Menander, ΑΔΕΛΦΟΙ B

Classical Quarterly 30 (02):341- (1980)
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Abstract

Eventually and inevitably the study of a Roman comedy leads to the question of its relationship to the Greek model and to the nature of the original play. In recent years Terence's Adelphoe has stimulated numerous publications on the Menandrian comedy and on the changes which were made by the Latin dramatist. Greatest attention has been paid to the ending of the Greek play. This article, however, will examine the first two ‘acts’ of the Terentian comedy and will offer a reconstruction of its primary model that differs from those that have been proposed in the major studies on this problem

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The Eunuchus: Terence and Menander.J. C. B. Lowe - 1983 - Classical Quarterly 33 (02):428-.
The Eunuchus: Terence and Menander.J. C. B. Lowe - 1983 - Classical Quarterly 33 (2):428-444.

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