Index of Subjects

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents VII
4. Introduction 1
5. Characters and Comic Poetics in Diphilus and Philemon 9
6. Diphilus and the Comic Tradition 57
7. Cooks, Warriors and Metaphors in Comic Fragments 91
8. A Comedy of Disengagement? Traces and Revisitations of the ὀνομαστὶ κωμῳδεῖν in Philemon, Alexis and Other Contemporaries of Menander 111
9. Comic Adespota on Papyrus (1093, 1014 K.–A.): Menander, Philemon, Diphilus? 199
10. Language and Linguistic Themes in the Fragments of Later Greek Comedy 213
11. Newer, Later, Lesser: The Evolving Language of Later Attic Comedy and its Ancient and Modern Appraisal 253
12. Choosing the Script to Translate: Roman Comic Playwrights and their Greek Models 289
13. The Third Man: Diphilus in the Rudens and Beyond 303
14. Athenian Law as Source of Inspiration: Apollodorus and Terence’s Phormio 323
15. List of Contributors 345
16. Index of Subjects
17. Index of Passages