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Terence: The Self-TormentorAris & Phillips Classical Texts The Self Tormentor is the most neglected of Terence's six comedies, no full scale edition having appeared in England since the end of the last century; yet it is in many ways the author's most exciting play. The plot, of the 'double' type favoured by Terence, is fast moving, complicated and full of intrigues masterminded by the ever optimistic Syrus, who provides one of the best examples of the 'cunning slave' of Roman

gives background information on the Rome of Caesar's time

not avoiding detailed issues of textual criticism and the meaning of individual words but also exploring the play’s imagery

in chronological order

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walking a path that teaches love

and their ingenuity in exploring the challenges

Χρόνια πολλά

Galen created a unified account of health and disease

Cicero and Quintilian explore every aspect of telling jokes—while avoiding costly mistakes

with English introduction

an up-to-date text of Book III and a full commentary which covers problems of language and translation as well as dealing with the poetic meaning of the work and Apollonius' creative use of the Homeric heritage

Herculaneum and Ostia

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