Syntaxis Fragmentorum Scaenicorum Poetarum Romanorum Qui Post Terentium Fuerunt Adumbratio [Ed. by W. Tell]. (Latin Edition)

Syntaxis Fragmentorum Scaenicorum Poetarum Romanorum is a scholarly work focusing on the syntax of fragmented dramatic works by Roman poets who lived after Terence. Compiled and edited by Friedrich Wilhelm Holtze, with contributions by W. Tell, this book provides an outline and detailed examination of the syntactical structures found within these remnants of Roman plays.

Written in Latin, this volume is an invaluable resource for students and scholars of classical literature and linguistics, offering insights into the evolution of the Latin language and the dramatic traditions of ancient Rome. The meticulous analysis of fragmentary texts makes it essential for those seeking a deeper understanding of Roman theatrical syntax.

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