Comic Theory in the Sixteenth CenturyUniversity of Illinois Press, 1964 - 248 páginas This book reveals that Terence and the Terentian commentators furnished the principal matter for the discussion of comedy in the sixteenth century, and that the study of Terentian comedy in the first half of the century laid the main foundations of Renaissance theories of comedy. |
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... remarked of this passage : He [ Horace ] makes the same observation about the poet that Cicero does about the orator . In truth , no one will be distinguished for eloquence , be he orator or poet , unless he knows many and various ...
... remarked of this passage : He [ Horace ] makes the same observation about the poet that Cicero does about the orator . In truth , no one will be distinguished for eloquence , be he orator or poet , unless he knows many and various ...
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... remarked this unusual behavior in a courtesan and carefully explained that Terence , while justified in his particular portrait of Bacchis , was proceeding contrary to the usual practice in comedy , which was to portray courtesans as ...
... remarked this unusual behavior in a courtesan and carefully explained that Terence , while justified in his particular portrait of Bacchis , was proceeding contrary to the usual practice in comedy , which was to portray courtesans as ...
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... remarked , " He did not say ' sword ' or ' halter ' lest it be tragic . " An expression singled out for praise by several commentators comes from Demea in the Brothers 715. " I've crept ( perreptavi ) , " says Demea , " over the whole ...
... remarked , " He did not say ' sword ' or ' halter ' lest it be tragic . " An expression singled out for praise by several commentators comes from Demea in the Brothers 715. " I've crept ( perreptavi ) , " says Demea , " over the whole ...
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THE PLACE OF RHETORIC IN POETICS | 6 |
THE QUALITAtive Parts of RHETORIC | 18 |
THE QUANTITATIVE PARTS OF RHETORIC | 26 |
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