Classical Comedy - Greek and Roman
Six Plays
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Word Count
123,000 words, Guess
Page Count
492 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8414051M
- ISBN-139780936839851
- ISBN-100936839856
- OCLC Control Number16404241
- LibraryThing512849
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- Goodreads270566
Classifications
- LCCPA3629 .C5 1987
First Sentence
The pleasures of lamenting the decline of tragedy among us have perhaps gone stale, so for a change we might lament the decline of comedy, and quite as loudly, since we have no less an opinion than Plato's that the tragic know-how and the comic know-how may be much the same, which makes their declines about equally affecting.
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