M. Accii Plauti Quae Supersunt Comoediae, Volumes 1-2, (Paperback)

This is a meticulously edited collection of the surviving comedies of Titus Maccius Plautus, presented in two volumes. Edited by Angelo Mai, this edition of "M. Accii Plauti Quae Supersunt Comoediae" offers scholars and students a valuable resource for studying the works of one of Rome's most celebrated playwrights. The comedies, written in Latin, provide insight into Roman society, humor, and dramatic traditions. This edition is essential for anyone interested in classical literature, Roman history, and the development of dramatic arts.

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