The Dramatic Values in Plautus
The Dramatic Values in Plautus
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The poet cares not; they must only dance, dance, dance!
Persistent moralizers, such as Megaronides in the _Trin. _, who serve butas a foil from whom the revelry "sticks fiery off, " descend themselves atmoments to bandying the merriest quips (Scene I. ). In _Ep. _ 382 ff. , themoralizing of Periphanes is counterfeit coinage. Gilded youths such asCalidorus of the _Ps. _ begin by asking (290 f. ): "Could I by any chancetrip up father, who is such a wide-awake old boy?", and end by rollingtheir ey...es upward with: "And besides, if I could, filial piety prevents. "The Menaechmi twins are eminently respectable, but they cheerfully purloinmantles, bracelets and purses. Hanno of the _Poen. _ should according tospecifications be a staid _pater familias_, but Plautus imputes to him alayer of the _Punica fides_ that he knew his public would take delight in"booing. " And the old gentleman enters into a plot (1090) to chaffelaborately his newly-found long-lost daughters, whom he has spent alifetime in seeking, before disclosing his identity to them (1211 ff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poet cares not; they must only dance, dance, dance!
Persistent moralizers, such as Megaronides in the _Trin. _, who serve butas a foil from whom the revelry "sticks fiery off, " descend themselves atmoments to bandying the merriest quips (Scene I. ). In _Ep. _ 382 ff. , themoralizing of Periphanes is counterfeit coinage. Gilded youths such asCalidorus of the _Ps. _ begin by asking (290 f. ): "Could I by any chancetrip up father, who is such a wide-awake old boy?", and end by rollingtheir ey...es upward with: "And besides, if I could, filial piety prevents. "The Menaechmi twins are eminently respectable, but they cheerfully purloinmantles, bracelets and purses. Hanno of the _Poen. _ should according tospecifications be a staid _pater familias_, but Plautus imputes to him alayer of the _Punica fides_ that he knew his public would take delight in"booing. " And the old gentleman enters into a plot (1090) to chaffelaborately his newly-found long-lost daughters, whom he has spent alifetime in seeking, before disclosing his identity to them (1211 ff.
What to read after The Dramatic Values in Plautus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilton Wallace Blanck to read onlineMoreLess
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