The Woman from Cyprus

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"The Woman from Cyprus" is an ancient Greek comedy by the playwright Diphilus, known only through surviving fragments and later adaptations by Roman dramatists.

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The Woman from Chios 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek comedy
fragmentary play
lost play
associatedWith Cyprus in Greek culture
author Diphilus NERFINISHED
cataloguedIn fragments of Greek New Comedy
centuryOfComposition 3rd century BCE
countryOfOrigin Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece
culturalContext Hellenistic Athens NERFINISHED
dramaticForm comedy in verse
genre New Comedy NERFINISHED
hasFragment fragment preserved in later authors
influenceOn Plautine comedy NERFINISHED
Roman comedy
Terentian comedy NERFINISHED
knownFrom citations in later literary sources
indirect tradition via Roman dramatists
literaryTradition Greek New Comedy NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Ancient Greek
partOf corpus of Diphilus
setting Greek world
survivalStatus fragmentary
textualTransmission known through fragments
known through later adaptations
titleRefersTo a woman from Cyprus

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Diphilus hasWork The Woman from Cyprus
Diphilus hasWork The Woman from Cyprus
this entity surface form: The Woman from Chios