10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MIMOGRAPHER»
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1
Catullus and His World: A Reappraisal
93-9) are references to 'Catullus the mimographer', author of the mimes Phasma
and Laureolus, who has always been regarded as a character quite separate
from, and later than, Catullus the love poet.39 But as Shackleton Bailey points out
, ...
Timothy Peter Wiseman, T. P. Wiseman, 1987
2
Decimus Laberius: The Fragments
12), which Cicero addresses to the orator and poet Q. Cornificius, Laberius is
mentioned next to T. Plan- cus Bursa, whom Cicero had prosecuted for his
participation in the rioting after Clodius' death,75 and to the mimographer
Publilius, who ...
3
Theatrum Arbitri: Theatrical Elements in the Satyrica of ...
Trimalchio then puts forward quite unexpectedly the academic topic of the stylistic
differences between Cicero and the mimographer Publilius Syrus (55.5), only to
ignore, as usual, a possible answer from his audience, and proceeds to express
...
4
Historiography and Imagination: Eight Essays on Roman Culture
... events 'in libro Catulli qui <in>scribitur tpermimologiarum', a title of which the
only plausible emendations are Peri mimologion (Muller) and Peri mimon
logarion (Ussani).2' It is natural to associate this work with 'Catullus the
mimographer', ...
Timothy Peter Wiseman, 1994
5
Seneca's Tragedies and the Aesthetics of Pantomime
Pliny states that in every dinner (cena) given by the mimographer Publilius the
belly of a sow always features among the dishes he offered and to which he gave
the name of sumen (sow or hog).231 Skutsch has interpreted cena as a staged ...
But why would Petronius confuse his audience by making Trimalchio attribute to
the mimographer Publilius verses which display the style of Senecan versification
? If Petronius's aim was to parody Seneca, why does not Trimalchio mention ...
Jonathan R. W. Prag, Ian D. Repath, 2012
7
Roman Theater and Society: E. Togo Salmon Papers I
For a dark shadow had fallen on the mimographer's good name. Laberius, for all
his noble complaints about his degradation and for all his hinting at the loss of
freedom, seems to have been quite happy with the half million sesterces he got in
...
8
The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race
But about half a century after Epicharmus,* Sophron, the mimographer, made his
appearance, who was the author of a new species of comedy, though in many
respects resembling that of his predecessor. Still this variety of the drama differed
...
Karl Otfried Müller, 1839
9
From the Greek mimes to Marcel Marceau and beyond: mimes, ...
In 1989, mimographer-director Paul Van Kolck staged a large-scale production of
sixteenth-century French author Francois Rabelais's Pantagruel at the Holland
Festival in Amsterdam. In 1990, Unexpressed Desire, choreographed by guest ...
Annette Bercut Lust, 2002
10
A New Classical Dictionary of Greek and Roman ...
... attention, while yet a youth, by his accomplishments and wit, was manumitted
by his master, who probably belonged to the Clodia gens, assumed the name of
Publius, from his patron, and soon became highly celebrated as a mimographer.
