Menander, of Athens. Samia
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Name (Latin)
Menander, of Athens. Samia
Other forms of name
Menander, of Athens. Girl from Samos
Menander, of Athens. Menandrou Samia
Menander, of Athens. Samienne
Menander, of Athens. Woman from Samia
Beginning or single date created
-03
Form of work
Play
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- La Samienne, 1969
- LCNAF, Feb. 8, 2006(base UT for translations: Menander, of Athens. Samia)
- RLIN, Feb. 8, 2006(title usage: Samia; The girl from Samos; La Samienne; Menandrou Samia)
- La Samienne, 2003:title page (texte établi et traduit par Jean-Marie Jacques) page 3 (Σαμία) page l-lii (dated near the end of the 4th century BC)
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Samia (Girl from Samos) Mytilene 3cAD
anonymous (3rd century AD Greek mosaicist), Public domain
File:Relief with Menander and New Comedy Masks - Princeton Art Museum.jpg
Dave & Margie Hill / Kleerup, Public domain
File:Samia (Girl from Samos) Mytilene 3cAD.jpg
anonymous (3rd century AD Greek mosaicist), Public domain
Wikipedia description:
Samia (Ancient Greek: Σαμία), translated as The Girl From Samos, or The Marriage Connection, is an Ancient Greek comedy by Menander, who lived from c. 341/2 - 290 BC. It is the dramatist's second most extant play with up to 116 lines missing compared to Dyskolos’s 39. The date of its first performance is unknown, with 315 BC and 309 BC being two suggested dates. The surviving text of Samia comes from the Cairo Codex found in 1907 and the Bodmer Papyri from 1952.
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