Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Bände 15-16John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1990 |
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... comedy should be decorous and refrain from such open attacks . Then Eupolis , Cratinus , Pherecrates , Plato - not the philosopher and Aristophanes himself turned their hands to symbolic jokes , and the second kind of comedy flourished ...
... comedy should be decorous and refrain from such open attacks . Then Eupolis , Cratinus , Pherecrates , Plato - not the philosopher and Aristophanes himself turned their hands to symbolic jokes , and the second kind of comedy flourished ...
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... comedy for the same purpose . An anecdote , for example , has him giving a public reading of one of his parodies when the news of the military catastrophe at Syracuse was announced . It may not be coincidental that Aristophanes produced ...
... comedy for the same purpose . An anecdote , for example , has him giving a public reading of one of his parodies when the news of the military catastrophe at Syracuse was announced . It may not be coincidental that Aristophanes produced ...
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... Comedy cannot be right . Some of the characteristic features of Middle Comedy are already foreshadowed in Old Comedy and , contrariwise , some features that we are accustomed to consider characteristic of Old Comedy were slow to ...
... Comedy cannot be right . Some of the characteristic features of Middle Comedy are already foreshadowed in Old Comedy and , contrariwise , some features that we are accustomed to consider characteristic of Old Comedy were slow to ...
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