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A lost Roman praetexta probably concerned Marcus Fulvius Nobilior’s conquest of Ambracia and may have defended him against political criticism. The article describes the performance context and possible theme, but the text itself does not survive.
This lost Roman tragedy follows Andromache after the Trojan War. Surviving fragments include her lament over Troy’s destruction and fragments concerning the deaths of Astyanax and possibly Polyxena; the fragments cannot be arranged into a complete plot.
A lost Latin tragedy concerning Thyestes, presumed to draw on Euripides’ lost play of the same title.
A lost Roman praetexta probably concerned Marcus Fulvius Nobilior’s conquest of Ambracia and may have defended him against political criticism. The article describes the performance context and possible theme, but the text itself does not survive.
This lost Roman tragedy follows Andromache after the Trojan War. Surviving fragments include her lament over Troy’s destruction and fragments concerning the deaths of Astyanax and possibly Polyxena; the fragments cannot be arranged into a complete plot.
A lost Latin tragedy concerning Thyestes, presumed to draw on Euripides’ lost play of the same title.