Titlebook: An Introduction to the Greek Theatre; Peter D. Arnott Book 1959 Peter D. Arnott 1959 antiquity.Greek.history of literature.literature.thea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26298-6tertainments, would have felt more at home with it than we do. It comes nearer to the masque than anything we have to-day. Satyr play goes back to something more primitive than do either tragedy or comedy. It has the tragic form but few of its virtues. Played as an afterpiece to a trilogy, it was in

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Lahrpostsendungen im Wechselverkehris predecessors and contemporaries are represented by a large body of fragments of varying length and tributes to their powers in other authors, his successors by two near-complete plays of Menander, more fragments, and what can be deduced of the Greek plays from their Roman imitations. If the work

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Lahrpostsendungen im Wechselverkehrliterary traditions of its own, rough and unpolished but with a crude vigour that would have developed with time. Faced with the finished products of Greek culture this native tradition quickly succumbed. Greek influence pervaded the arts of the Roman empire for centuries. At best, it inspired endur

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