Il pubblico di Eronda. - MASTROMARCO, G.,
KORTE INHOUD
'What were the Mimiams of Herodas for? Three views have been canvassed: they were to be read (by the individual in his study), toe be recited (by a solo performer), to be acted (by a group of players). Dr Mastromarco's book argues for the third. (...) There is much of incidental interest in the book, which discusses many Herodean problems with sound judgement end an enviable command of the scholarship in its hisotircal perspective.' (P.J. PARSONS in The Classical Review (New Series), 1981, p.110). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott.
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Padova, 1979. 149p. Unopened. Series: Proagones, 15.Antiquarian
'What were the Mimiams of Herodas for? Three views have been canvassed: they were to be read (by the individual in his study), toe be recited (by a solo performer), to be acted (by a group of players). Dr Mastromarco's book argues for the third. (...) There is much of incidental interest in the book, which discusses many Herodean problems with sound judgement end an enviable command of the scholarship in its hisotircal perspective.' (P.J. PARSON...
'What were the Mimiams of Herodas for? Three views have been canvassed: they were to be read (by the individual in his study), toe be recited (by a solo performer), to be acted (by a group of players). Dr Mastromarco's book argues for the third. (...) There is much of incidental interest in the book, which discusses many Herodean problems with sound judgement end an enviable command of the scholarship in its hisotircal perspective.' (P.J. PARSON...
