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Plautus: AululariaAris & Phillips Classical Texts The Aulularia is a comedy by the early poet Plautus (about 200 BCE) who transformed plays of Greek New Comedy, especially Menander, into typical Roman plays. Great interest lies in the imaginative metre and the archaic language of Plautus work, whose 20 plays are the oldest substantial surviving documents in this language. This book focuses on the Aulularia, a brilliant piece of writing, containing comic scenes of great

The drama centers on Orestes' near-sacrifice at Iphigenia’s hands

it never really went away

It also provides links to a wide range of internet resources to enable students to follow through case studies of recent survey and excavation ranging in time from the Bronze Age to the early Byzantine

This edition is intended primarily as a textbook for undergraduates and students in the upper forms of schools (both introduction and commentary are meant to be accessible even to less advanced students of Greek)

this one combines the detailed expertise of a historian with the sensitivity of a teacher of it as poetry

Lucretius' poem

Έβραζαν στο Παγκράτι πενθώντας πάφα πούφα το δικαίωμα εις το εργάζεσθαι και το φιλείν

and philosophy and will appeal to readers fascinated by ancient Greece

This is an authoritative and clearly written account of the main issues involved in the study of Greek slavery from Homeric times to the fourth century BC

but will be of interest also to Classical scholars

The literary parts of the Introduction and the Commentary are accessible to all

Chapter 8: The Battle of Cunaxa (omitting 8:8-10)

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