Dramatic Monuments T. B. L. Webster: (I) Monuments illustrating Old and Middle Comedy. Pp. viii+80; 6 plates. (2) Monuments illustrating New Comedy. Pp. vii+273; 6 plates. (3) Monuments illustrating Tragedy and Satyr-play. Pp. ix+129; 6 plates. London: Institute of Classical Studies, 1960, 1961, 1962. Paper, 20s., 30s., 25s. net [Book Review]

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