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Antimachus of Colophon and the Position of Women in Greek Poetry

Note 297 — Women in Greek Comedy

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“haec. (sc. Thais Menandri) primum iuvenum lascivos lusit amores;” where lusit must almost certainly mean “parodied” or “ridiculed,” and lascivos amores “Hetaera-loves” as opposed to the more orthodox amours of which the New Comedy proper treats.

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