The finale of Plautus' Mercator

Hermes 146 (2):199-207 (2018)
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The arguments of Lefèvre for extensive Plautine rewriting at the end of the Mercator are here reinforced. The theory of an allusion to the Teucer legend is rejected. The question of how Plautus’ Greek model ended is left open.

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10.25162/hermes-2018-0016

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