Roman society depicted in Plautus’ Pot of gold

Pot of Gold is a scathing social documentary on the growing disparity between the rich and the poor within Roman society in the time of Titus Maccius Plautus . The playwright was well aware of the disparity in the social classes and characters like Euclio and Megadorus sum it up incredibly well . However ,Continue reading “Roman society depicted in Plautus’ Pot of gold”

Chorus – a brief summary

One of the fundamental aspects of the classical Greek tragedy is perceived in the presence of a chorus. The chorus is a part of the traditional origin of the Greek drama , and it is essentially an incidental feature . In a classical Greek play it usually implies a single singer or a band ofContinue reading “Chorus – a brief summary”

Latin influence on the English language

A very important phase of Latin influence on English was opened up by conversion of England to Christianity . The period of influence may be said to start from 597 AD with the conversion of Kent and lasted throughout the old English period . The Christian monks were the only literate people in this timeContinue reading “Latin influence on the English language”

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