This 1898 edition presents the "Mimiambi" of Herodas, offering readers a glimpse into the world of ancient Greek mime. The collection includes fragments of Mattius' mimiambs and the work of Phoenix Coronista. Herodas' "Mimiambi" are short dramatic scenes offering vivid snapshots of everyday life in the Hellenistic world. The poems are characterized by their realism, humor, and colloquial language, providing valuable insights into the social customs and manners of the time. This edition is a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in classical literature, ancient Greek culture, and the history of dramatic arts.
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