The Miles Gloriosus of T Maccius Plautus
The Miles Gloriosus of T Maccius Plautus
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Brix, 1875. Dr. Brix remarks how rich in Plautine criticism was the quarter of a century which intervened between Ritschl's ed. And his own. Even since Brix much has been done : indeed, so great is the energy with which Plautine studies are being prosecuted in Germany, that no edition can claim to represent the best text of a play of Plautus for more than a few years /^?SS viii PREFACE.
that of Weise in 1847 '^vould give one a vivid im- pression of the extent to \vhich Plautinc criticism has be...en revolutionised in thirty years.
I have referred to the plays of Plautus (except the Miles) according to Acts and Scenes, because there is no edition of all the plays in which the verses are numbered continuously; but I have re- ferred to the plays of Terence as numbered throughout.
In Introd. V will be found some attempts of my own at versifying in the style and manner of Plautus.
INTRODUCTION.
I.
The Miles Gloriosiis is, as we learn from verse 86 of the play, founded on the 'AXa^oSv of some Greek poet now unknown to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brix, 1875. Dr. Brix remarks how rich in Plautine criticism was the quarter of a century which intervened between Ritschl's ed. And his own. Even since Brix much has been done : indeed, so great is the energy with which Plautine studies are being prosecuted in Germany, that no edition can claim to represent the best text of a play of Plautus for more than a few years /^?SS viii PREFACE.
that of Weise in 1847 '^vould give one a vivid im- pression of the extent to \vhich Plautinc criticism has be...en revolutionised in thirty years.
I have referred to the plays of Plautus (except the Miles) according to Acts and Scenes, because there is no edition of all the plays in which the verses are numbered continuously; but I have re- ferred to the plays of Terence as numbered throughout.
In Introd. V will be found some attempts of my own at versifying in the style and manner of Plautus.
INTRODUCTION.
I.
The Miles Gloriosiis is, as we learn from verse 86 of the play, founded on the 'AXa^oSv of some Greek poet now unknown to us.
What to read after The Miles Gloriosus of T Maccius Plautus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plautus to read onlineMoreLess
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