The brothers
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書誌事項
The brothers
（Classical texts）
Aris & Phillips, c1999
[2nd ed.]
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Adelphoe
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注記
Parallel Latin text and English translation, introduction and notes in English
Bibliography: p. 238-242
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
"Terence's Brothers was put on in Rome in 160 B.C. when 'captive Greece was capturing her ruffian conqueror and bringing style to barnyard Latium', when Cato the Elder, still vigorous at 74, was defending 'the ways of our Roman ancestors' with pen and voice, and fourteen years before the destruction of Carthage and Corinth which marked a new epoch in Roman history. It is the latest surviving example of comoedia palliata, and for sustained verve, variety, characterization, and substance it is perhaps the most accomplished of the genre as we know it, as well as a document of the blending of Greek and Roman not yet quite complete. The play deals with a perennial domestic problem - how fathers should relate to teenage children - and raises the wider question of ends and means in education. Latin text with facing-page translation.
目次
Introduction:
I. Terence and Menander II. The Action of Terence's Brothers
III. The Roman Context of Brothers IV. Character and Sterotype in Terence V. The Exposition in Terance and Menander VI. The Middle of the Play: Menander, acts II-IV
VII. Micio, Demea, and the ends of the two plays
VIII. Menander's Scenario
Text and translation
Commentary
Appendix I-IV
Index locorum
Topical Index
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