Table of Contents

• Introduction:
• I. Terence and Menander II. The Action of Terence's Brothers
• III. The Roman Context of Brothers IV. Character and Sterotype in Terence V. The Exposition in Terance and Menander VI. The Middle of the Play: Menander, acts II-IV
• VII. Micio, Demea, and the ends of the two plays
• VIII. Menander's Scenario
• Text and translation
• Commentary
• Appendix I-IV
• Index locorum
• Topical Index

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edited by A S Gratwick

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This is a very important work. It must be noticed not simply as an edition for young students, but as a challenge to most peoples received notions about Terence: his text, his metre, and his ways of dealing with his material. Everybody interested at all in New Comedy should acquire a copy at once."