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A critical edition of the six comedies of the Roman playwright Terence, with an extensive commentary and textual apparatus. The edition is based on the best available manuscripts and takes into account the latest advances in textual criticism. The commentary offers a wealth of historical, literary, and linguistic insights, as well as detailed analyses of the characters and plot. An essential resource for scholars and students of Roman literature and culture, as well as for anyone interested in the art of comedy.
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