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plieusicles, a young athenian, is in love with philocomasium, a courtesan of athens, who returns his affection. the miles gloriosus of t. duckworth, george e. miles gloriosus is a comedic play written by titus maccius plautus ( c. the word parasite properly denotes one person who dines with another. pdf duckworth 1994 offers much good discussion of the play. ; the truculentus, like pseudolus, was composed when plautus was an old man, not many years before his death in 184 b. artotrogus riassunto means bread- eater. to students of retractatio and contaminatio the play has offered a fertile field for conjecture and theory for almost a century, ' and we still seem to be far from a definite solution of the problems. 1 pyrgopolinices: the literal meaning of the name of the swaggering captain is the much- conquering tower, or something similar. marshall uses miles gloriosus as an example for miles gloriosus riassunto pdf various features of the staging of plautus’ s plays. the name was originally given to persons who were assistants to the priests and high magistrates, and. duckworth m t / [ uch has been written concerning the composition of the miles gloriosus of plautus. being sent on public business to naupactus, a certain captain of ephesus, pyrgopolinices by name, comes to athens, and insinuates himself into the good graces of her mother, in order that he may get philocomasium into his. the miles gloriosus appeared about 206, the cistellaria about 202, stichus in 200, pseudolus in 191 b. the title can be translated as the swaggering soldier or vainglorious soldier. the structure of the miles gloriosus by george e. his source for miles gloriosus was a greek play, now lost, pdf called alazon or the braggart. in three of these works miles gloriosus plays an especially important role. maccius plautus: a revised text, with notes by plautus, titus maccius; tyrrell, riassunto robert yelverton,, ed book digitized by google from the library of harvard university and uploaded to the internet archive by user tpb. fontaine examines many of the play’ s jokes.