CLST 107 Ancient Drama: Home

These resources can help you come up with dates, names, additional vocabulary and variant spellings for your research. They can also help you develop a better understanding of your topic or give you ideas for comparisons and contrasts.

'Polis' representing either Rome or Amheida.

To view this guide outside of Canvas, follow this URL: https://guides.library.upenn.edu/ancient_drama

These databases will also uncover book chapters along with articles in journals

Hecuba Wails
Susane lee / CC BY-SA

 Terracotta tragic mask, representing a female character with arched brows; Roman, 1st – 2nd century AD.
British Museum 

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