‘UBI NEC PELOPIDARUM’ (TrRF ADESP. F 83): DO CICERO’S QUOTATIONS DERIVE FROM POMPONIUS’ ATELLAN FARCE?

2022/05/16 by Haley, Maria
#FOS: Arts (arts #history of arts #music) #performing arts

paper · doi:10.26225/ts62-f498

Abstract

A Journal of Ancient Theatre

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