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The Greek theater and its drama

Note 276 — Chapter III · THE INFLUENCE OF ACTORS[271]

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Cf. Prescott, “Three Puer-Scenes in Plautus and the Distribution of Rôles,” Harvard Studies, XXI (1910), 44. It ought to be added that some authorities deny that Prometheus was represented by a dummy, believing that this tragedy belonged to the three-actor period (see further, p. 228, below).

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