Scaenicae Romanorum Poesis Fragmenta, edited by Otto Ribbeck, is a comprehensive collection of fragments from Roman dramatic poetry. This edition, marked as 'Tertiis Curis, ' represents a significant contribution to the study of classical literature and provides invaluable insights into the world of Roman theater. The book preserves and presents fragmented works, allowing scholars and enthusiasts to piece together a deeper understanding of ancient Roman playwrights and their creations. The compilation offers a detailed look at the literary landscape of ancient Rome and remains an essential resource for anyone studying Latin literature and classical drama. This meticulously curated collection is vital for appreciating the rich theatrical heritage of Rome.

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