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Hebdomas Secunda :: Latin201: Roman Comedy

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Agenda > Hebdomas Prima

 

Die Martis
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Introduction to course goals, expectations, and Roman Comedy

Lege Latine (cum sodalibus in grege nostro): Argumenta Primum et Secundum; Amph. 97– ~115.

Die Iovis
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Lege Latine: Amph. 97–152

Lege Anglice:

Amph. 1–96 (Handout)

“Introduction: Grammar” in Plautus. 1993. Amphitryo, pp. 3-4.

“Introduction” § LXVII-CIII in Plautus. 1997. Miles Gloriosus: pp. 49-57.

Scribe: Parsing sheet of non-classical forms Amph. 97-152

 

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