Repetition of Thought in Plautus
Repetition of Thought in Plautus
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601 (a) f. Pseudolus catches sight of Harpax and reflects "novo consilio nunc mi . (b) opus est, / nova res haec subito mi obiectast. " He repeats this not very (.^). . . Closely with "hoc praevortar principio; illaec omnia inissa habeo quae (b) ante agere occepi. " Another example will show how different the phraseology of the rep- 42 REPETITION OF THOUGHT IN PLAUTUS etition may be from that of the original statement. In the True. 733 Astaphium rebukes Diniarchus "plus enim es intro missus quo...ni dabas: sine vicissivi qui daiii operant oh illud quod / dant operis utier. " Then (^). . .
she repeats with entirely different phraseology " litteras didicisti: quanda (b) scis, sine alios discere. " There are seven examples of this group found in Plautus.
The next group to be considered is that in which there is a close bal- ance between the original statement and the repetition. Six examples of this type were found in Plautus. In the As. 504 ff. Cleareta asks "nequeon (a) . (b) ego ted inierdictis facere inansuetein meisf / an ita tu cs animata ut qui expers matris imperio siesf" After an interruption from Philaenium he (^).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
601 (a) f. Pseudolus catches sight of Harpax and reflects "novo consilio nunc mi . (b) opus est, / nova res haec subito mi obiectast. " He repeats this not very (.^). . . Closely with "hoc praevortar principio; illaec omnia inissa habeo quae (b) ante agere occepi. " Another example will show how different the phraseology of the rep- 42 REPETITION OF THOUGHT IN PLAUTUS etition may be from that of the original statement. In the True. 733 Astaphium rebukes Diniarchus "plus enim es intro missus quo...ni dabas: sine vicissivi qui daiii operant oh illud quod / dant operis utier. " Then (^). . .
she repeats with entirely different phraseology " litteras didicisti: quanda (b) scis, sine alios discere. " There are seven examples of this group found in Plautus.
The next group to be considered is that in which there is a close bal- ance between the original statement and the repetition. Six examples of this type were found in Plautus. In the As. 504 ff. Cleareta asks "nequeon (a) . (b) ego ted inierdictis facere inansuetein meisf / an ita tu cs animata ut qui expers matris imperio siesf" After an interruption from Philaenium he (^).
What to read after Repetition of Thought in Plautus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Higgins Fenton to read onlineMoreLess
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