Epidicus

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Epidicus is a comedic play by the ancient Roman playwright Plautus, known for its clever slave protagonist and intricate plot of deception.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman comedy
stage play
work by Plautus
approximateDateOfComposition 3rd–2nd century BCE
author Plautus NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Acropolistis NERFINISHED
Chrysis NERFINISHED
Epidicus (clever slave) NERFINISHED
Periphanes NERFINISHED
Stratippocles NERFINISHED
featuresCharacterType clever slave
genre comedy
fabula palliata
hasCharacterArchetype adulescens (young man)
senex (old man)
servus callidus (clever slave)
hasManuscriptTransmission medieval manuscripts of Plautus
hasModernPerformance yes
hasModernTranslation English
French
German
Italian
hasPart five acts
prologue
hasTheme family relationships
romantic intrigue
social status and slavery
trickery and wit
influencedBy Greek New Comedy NERFINISHED
literaryForm verse drama
literaryPeriod Roman Republic NERFINISHED
literaryTradition Roman adaptations of Greek plays
meterUsed iambic senarii
polymetric cantica
trochaic septenarii
originalLanguage Latin
partOf Plautine corpus
plotElement deception
mistaken identity
recognition scene
setting Athens NERFINISHED
studiedIn classical philology
theatre history
survivalStatus extant
tradition Roman comic theatre
writtenIn Latin language

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Plautus notableWork Epidicus