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Plays and Fragments

Book information

Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Year
2004
ISBN
9780141913476, 0141913479
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
435 kB (445868 bytes)
Series
Penguin classics
Pages
272 pages\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52

Description

Old cantankerous [Dyskolos, or, The misanthrope] -- The girl from Samos [Samia, or, The marriage connection] -- The arbitration [Epitrepontes] -- The rape of the locks [Perikeiromene] -- The shield [Aspis] -- The Sikyonian [Sikyonios] -- The man she hated [Misoumenos] -- The double deceiver [Dis exapaton] -- The two Bacchises [Bacchides] / by Plautus -- The farmer [Georgos] -- The toady [Kolax] -- The harpist [Kitharistes] -- The hero [Heros] -- The phantom [Phasma] -- The girl possessed [Theophoroumene] -- The girl from Perinthos [Perinthia] -- Title unknown -- Some longer fragments -- Some fragments doubtfully attributed to Menander.

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