Table of Contents

• Contents
• Preface
• Introduction
• Plautus within his Context
• The Transmission of the Aulularia
• The Action of the Aulularia
• The Lost Ending
• The Greek Aulularia.
• The Characters of the Aulularia
• Stage Business
• The Date of the Aulularia.
• The Reception of the Aulularia
• 3. Text and Translation
• 4. The Commentary
• 1. The Argumenta
• 2. The Prologue
• 3. The Scenes Euclio-Staphyla (I 1-2)
• 4. Eunomia-Megadorus (II 1)
• 5. Euclio-Megadorus; Staphyla (II 2. 3)
• 6. The Cook-Scenes (II 4-7)
• 7. Euclio and the Cooks (II 8-III 4)
• 8. Megadorus-Euclio (III 5-6)
• 9. Euclio and the Slave (IV 1-6)
• 10. Lyconides-Eunomia (IV 7)
• 11. The Treasure gets lost (IV 8-9)
• 12. Lyconides-Euclio (IV 10)
• 13. The Exodos (V 1; Fragments)
• 5. Prosody and Metrics
• Glossary
• Prosodics and Metrics
• Conspectus metrorum
• 6. Bibliography
• 7. Index
• General Index
• Word-Index

About the Author

Keith Maclennan was Head of Classics at Rugby School, England, from 1964 to 2000 Walter Stockert was Privatdozent at the University of Vienna from 1992 to 2010, and occupied the Latin chair at the University of Heidelberg for one term (1998–1999)

Reviews

This is a welcome book, the first commentary in English for just over a century.