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Terence C. 195/185 b.c.-159 b.c.: Critical Essay by Richard Levin

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SOURCE: "The Double Plots of Terence," in The Classical Journal, Vol. 62, No. 1, October, 1966, pp. 301-05.

In the essay below, Levin focuses on the two-level plot structure tracing parallel love affairs that is characteristic of several of Terence's plays.

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