College Latin Course in English
College Latin Course in English
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You make me want to live, now that I have you. I can scarcely believe that I do have you. Embrace me, my love. How you relieve me of all my troubles.
Pa. That was what I was going to say.
The humor of the foregoing passage, of course, lies in the situation rather than in the dialogue. The success of it with an audience would depend upon the scenery and the acting.
Still the merit of the conception — whatever that merit may be — belongs to the original inventor. Who the original in- ventor was, ...nobody knows. Perhaps Plautus himself, perhaps Menander, Diph'i-lus, or some other Greek now nameless.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 132 College Latin Course in English.
The two girls make their way to a temple of Venus not far off, where they are kindly welcomed by the priestess.
There are some gaps in the text of Plautus, and, besides this, the translators whom we follow, very judiciously make, as we have said, omissions here and there. The scene now to be given is on the border-line between proper and im- proper ; but it will afford an instructive hint of what Roman comedists purveyed for their audience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You make me want to live, now that I have you. I can scarcely believe that I do have you. Embrace me, my love. How you relieve me of all my troubles.
Pa. That was what I was going to say.
The humor of the foregoing passage, of course, lies in the situation rather than in the dialogue. The success of it with an audience would depend upon the scenery and the acting.
Still the merit of the conception — whatever that merit may be — belongs to the original inventor. Who the original in- ventor was, ...nobody knows. Perhaps Plautus himself, perhaps Menander, Diph'i-lus, or some other Greek now nameless.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 132 College Latin Course in English.
The two girls make their way to a temple of Venus not far off, where they are kindly welcomed by the priestess.
There are some gaps in the text of Plautus, and, besides this, the translators whom we follow, very judiciously make, as we have said, omissions here and there. The scene now to be given is on the border-line between proper and im- proper ; but it will afford an instructive hint of what Roman comedists purveyed for their audience.
What to read after College Latin Course in English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkinson William Cleaver to read onlineMoreLess
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