CLAS3370 · Classical Studies

Roman Comedy

Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences

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The Roman playwright Plautus inspired many of the greatest writers of Western comedy, including Shakespeare, Molière, and Wilde. This term we will read in Latin one full comedy, aiming to acquire a greater knowledge of Latin grammar and vocabulary and to improve facility in reading Latin poetry. We will examine the genre more broadly by reading additional Roman comedies in English. We will also explore the cultural, material, and performance context of Roman theater.

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