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Introduction
I Defining the Roman mime
II Origins and chronological development of the genre
III Testimonia on Laberius
IV Facts and problems
V Labcrius' language and themes
VI Laberius' prosody
VII The history of the text or Laberius' mimes
VIII An overview of anthologies containing Laberius' mimes
Sigla Codicum
The Fragments: Text, Translation, Commentary
Appendices
(A) Concordances of Laberius
(B) Laberius' vocabulary
Index of Passages
Index of Topics
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Tim Libra
reviewed Decimus Laberius: The Fragments on November 05, 2012
Decimus Laberius: The Fragments
I was tasked with reading this for my Senior Year British Literature Class.
At first, I was a little apprehensive at reading this. I have never been interested in Middle English nor Old English texts, as they bore me quite a lot. And that is exactly what this did, sadly.
However, I do appreciate the history behind Chaucer's tales and his purpose for writing them. I just didn't find this one to be interesting in the slightest.
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