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Index
Trends in Classics – Supplementary Volumes
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Preface
Prologue
Introduction
Plautine Studies – An Overview The Last Fifteen Prolific Years
The Essays in the Present Volume
Acknowledgements
Part I: Plot
Turns and Returns in Plautus’ Casina
Bibliography
A Roman Treasure: Religion, Marriage, Metatheatre, and Concord in Aulularia
A Roman Pantheon
Marriage: The contemporary battleground
Metatheatre: Can somebody please tell me if there’s an audience in this play?
Eunomia in Rome
Bibliography
The Divided Self: Plautus and Terence on Identity and Impersonation
I. Sosia’s divided self in the Amphitruo
II. Chaerea’s divided self in the Eunuchus
III. Conclusions
Bibliography
Duplication and the Politics of Comic De-structure: or, Why There Need Not be Two Slaves, While There Are Two Cooks in the Aulularia
I. Introduction: The Duality Issue
II. Aulularia: An Unusual Play
III. The One- or Two-Slave-(Non)-Problem
IV . Plotlessness Dramatised: Two Cooks on a Mission
V. Resolution
Bibliography
The parallel ‘two plays’ in Plautus’ Captivi: A Dramatological Reading of the Comedy
The two plots
A stage set with one house
Repeated scenes: Tyndarus’ identity
Repeated scenes: Ergasilus’ identity
Two ‘plays’ with symmetrical scenes and prologues
Ergasilus and Tyndarus, contrasting characters
Bibliography
Gods on High, Gods Down Low: Romanizing Epiphany
Bibliography
Renewal and Compromise in Plautus’ Mostelaria
Bibliography
Part II: Plot and Language
A Note on Philolaches’ Simile of the House in Plautus’ Mostellaria
Bibliography
The ‘Fragments’ of Plautus’ Captivi
Bibliography
Part III: Plot, Language, and Reception
Reading Plautus’ Trinummus: Who’d Bother?
Bibliography
Cicero Comicus – Catullus Plautinus. Irony and Praise in Cat. 49 Re–examined
Trends in the readings of the poem (aims and methodological tools of the present paper)
Comic intertexts
Cicero and comedy: the case of Pro Caelio
Self–disparagement
optimus omnium patronus: syntactic ambiguity
Conclusions
Bibliography
Electronic resources
Plautinisches im Ovid: The Amphitruo and the Metamorphoses
Three Births of Hercules
Two Metapoetic Prologues
Bibliography
Plautinisches im Silius? Two Episodes from Silius Italicus’ Punica
Hannibal’s astus and dissimulatio
Proteus and the Judgment of Paris
Hannibal at Capua
Bibliography
List of Works
Books
Editorials, class notes et al.
Articles (a selection)
List of Contributors
Index locorum
General Index
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