De Choro Aristophanis Quaestiones Scaenicae (Classic Reprint) (Latin Edition)
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Carl David Richard Arnoldt
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1332507786
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9781332507788
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Excerpt from De Choro Aristophanis Quaestiones Scaenicae
Vesparum locus, ad quem Hermanni observatio Spectat, parodus est et quod sequitur episodium (siquidem his voce bulis in comoedia uti licet), nempe ea. Fabulae pars, qua cum in Vespis tum in ah'is comoediis chorus maxime implicatur actione et tamquam actorum partes subit. Etenim hoc po tissimum loco chorus Acharnensium (204-346) Equitum (247-497) Vesparum (230-487) Avium (310-450) certat ao rixatur oum actoribus, secum ipse in Lysistrata (254 contra. Strenue 'opitulatur aotoribus in Pace (301 Verum in reh'quis harum fabularum partibus et sedatior chori est animus et rariores atque longioribus diverbiorum inter vallis seiunctae eius interlocutiones. Haeo ipsa res opinor Richterum dubium reddere debebat, cum Hermanni sententiam relinquere incaute-animum induxit, si Bambergeri?) verba. In memoriam sîbi revocasset verissima illa quo maioa' autem chom' ad actionem usus, eo saepz'us carminum a paa'tibus chom' cantatoa'um locum ficisse consentaneum est. Assueverunt tamen iam dudum homines dooti aliter atque Hermannus duplicem fere in modum de re proposita statuere. Alteri ut Richtems ipse ubique vel in commis atque episodiis, ubi chorus cum acton'bus alterno eantu colloquitur, universi chori voces auditus esse contendunt, alteri choragum celte a.
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Vesparum locus, ad quem Hermanni observatio Spectat, parodus est et quod sequitur episodium (siquidem his voce bulis in comoedia uti licet), nempe ea. Fabulae pars, qua cum in Vespis tum in ah'is comoediis chorus maxime implicatur actione et tamquam actorum partes subit. Etenim hoc po tissimum loco chorus Acharnensium (204-346) Equitum (247-497) Vesparum (230-487) Avium (310-450) certat ao rixatur oum actoribus, secum ipse in Lysistrata (254 contra. Strenue 'opitulatur aotoribus in Pace (301 Verum in reh'quis harum fabularum partibus et sedatior chori est animus et rariores atque longioribus diverbiorum inter vallis seiunctae eius interlocutiones. Haeo ipsa res opinor Richterum dubium reddere debebat, cum Hermanni sententiam relinquere incaute-animum induxit, si Bambergeri?) verba. In memoriam sîbi revocasset verissima illa quo maioa' autem chom' ad actionem usus, eo saepz'us carminum a paa'tibus chom' cantatoa'um locum ficisse consentaneum est. Assueverunt tamen iam dudum homines dooti aliter atque Hermannus duplicem fere in modum de re proposita statuere. Alteri ut Richtems ipse ubique vel in commis atque episodiis, ubi chorus cum acton'bus alterno eantu colloquitur, universi chori voces auditus esse contendunt, alteri choragum celte a.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
