A MIMOGRAPH IN TARRACO. OVER <em>CIL</em> II 4092 = <em>ILS</em> 5276 = <em>RIT</em> 53, WITH SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PRESENCE OF MIME IN EPIGRAPHIC DOCUMENTS ESPECIALLY HISPANICS

Authors

  • Marc Mayer Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

Mime, epigraphy, Latin literature, Tarraco, La Maja’s ceramics, Roman Spain

Abstract

From the presence of a mime author in Tarraco's inscription, there appears the question of the presence of the mime as popular form of theatrical performance in the epigraphic documentation of Roman Spain

 

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Mayer, M. “A MIMOGRAPH IN TARRACO. OVER &lt;em&gt;CIL&lt;/em&gt; II 4092 = &lt;em&gt;ILS&lt;/em&gt; 5276 = &lt;em&gt;RIT&lt;/em&Gt; 53, WITH SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PRESENCE OF MIME IN EPIGRAPHIC DOCUMENTS ESPECIALLY HISPANICS”. Anuari De Filologia. Antiqua Et Mediaeualia, no. 2, Jan. 2013, pp. 1-9, https://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/AFAM/article/view/5455.

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No. 2 (2012)

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