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Hebdomas Tertia Decima :: Latin201: Roman Comedy

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Agenda > Hebdomas Tertia Decima

 

Die Martis
12/5

  

Lege Anglice: Miles 828-1093

Lege Latine: Miles 1094-1236

Due: Quiz

In grege commentatiuncula a Elizabeth praebita: Niall Slater's "Convention and Reaction"

 

Die Iovis
12/7

  

Lege Latine: Miles 1237-1310

Lege Anglice: Plautus, Menaechmi (The Brothers Menaechmus)

In grege commentatiuncula a Deirdre praebita: McCarthy, Kathleen. 2000. “The Ties That Bind: Menaechmi” in Slaves,
Masterss, and the Art of Authority in Plautine Comedy. Princeton:
Princeton University Press: 35-76.

 

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