Słowa kluczowe
Old Comedy
anaphora
comic style
Plutarch
Jak cytować
Abstrakt
This article explores the thematic and stylistic function of the anaphora in the anonymous fragment of Old Comedy (741 K.-A.). It also analyses an interpretation of Plutarch’s comment on these lines.
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