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Senecan tragedy refers to a set of ten
ancient Roman tragedies,
eight of
which were
probably written by the
Stoic philosopher and
politician Lucius Annaeus...
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rhetoric is also
Senecan, with
characters playing upon
their names, as
Hieronimo does repeatedly.
Hieronimo also
references the
Senecan plays, Agamemnon...
- "Pseudo-Seneca". At
least some of
these seem to
preserve and
adapt genuine Senecan content, for example,
Saint Martin of Braga's (d. c. 580)
Formula vitae...
- to be an
exact representation of
Senecan revenge drama in all aspects.
Thomas Kyd
provided a
refined form of
Senecan tragedy through his play The Spanish...
- ISBN 9780521851268. Littlewood,
Cedric (2004). Self-representation and
Illusion in
Senecan Tragedy. Oxford:
Oxford University Press. p. 94. ISBN 978-0199267613. Pseudo-Apollodorus...
- a
holdover from
Senecan or
medieval tradition. Shakespeare's audience, in this view,
expected villains to be
wholly bad, and
Senecan style, far from prohibiting...
- "Reception of
Senecan Tragedy".
Archive of
Performances of Gr**** and
Roman Drama.
Retrieved November 9, 2013. Rosenmeyer,
Thomas G. (1989).
Senecan Drama and...
- unclear; for its manner,
progressing from the
models of the
morality play and
Senecan tragedy in the
direction which would be
followed by
later playwrights....
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Malta (ca. 1589)
contains a
prologue by a
character called Machiavel, a
Senecan ghost based on Machiavelli.
Machiavel expresses the
cynical view that power...
- the
works of
Seneca (c. 4 BC–AD 65),
develops this
technique further.
Senecan plays frequently include lengthy speeches in
which characters meditate...
