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Life and literature in the Roman republic

Note 13 — Chapter III · GREEK COMEDY ON THE ROMAN STAGE

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There were theaters at least in Syracuse, Tauromenium, Segesta (the seat of a Roman garrison throughout the period of the war), Agyrion, Tyndaris, Akrae, and Catania; see Bieber, Denkmäler d. Theaterwesen, 50. Choragus is a Doric form that might readily have come from Segesta.

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