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- 1. ‘ Breaking the Fourth Wall in Ancient Comedy: New Insights from the Social Sciences’ Department of Classics Kenyon College February 11, 2011
- 10. SW Corner of the Palatine Hill, Rome (from Goldberg 1998)
- 11. Temple of Magna Mater, Palatine Hill, Rome (from Goldberg 1998)
- 12. Mosaic depicting comic actor playing slave role, 1 st c. CE—National Archaeological Museum, Naples
- 13. Mosaic depicting comic masks of the 2 nd c. CE—Capitoline Museum, Rome
- 14. Comic costuming, as imagined in a 12 th -century manuscript found in Tours
- 29. Pretense Disruption in Plautus
Notes de l'éditeur
- fragment of a polychrome mosaic depicting a comic actor playing a slave; Roman, first century CE Naples, National Archaeological Museum. Credits: Barbara McManus, 2003
- polychrome mosaic depicting comic masks of a young woman and a slave Roman, age of Hadrian, second century CE Rome, Palazzo Nuovo (Capitoline Museums). Credits: Barbara McManus, 2003
- http://www.enluminures.culture.fr/documentation/enlumine/fr/rechexperte_00.htm