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…must turn to the right hand." Gronovius, in commenting on this passage of Plautus, says, "In worshipping and praying to the gods they were accustomed to turn

…egriff „religio“ erst verhältnismässig spät in der Geschichte aufgetaucht. Plautus und Cato verwenden ihn erstmalig im 2. Jhdt v. Chr. und meinen damit die Go

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…s salutas dextroversum censeo. Gronovius, in commenting on this passage of Plautus, says : ''In worshiping and praying to the gods, they were accustomed to tu

That they existed in the Dionysiac rites of Bacchus we learn from Plautus, who, in his Miles Gloriosus (act iv, scene ii), makes Misphidippa say to…

…rse, could commit this crime, shall not I, a mere mortal, do so also?" (1) Plautus, Euripides and other Greek and Roman dramatists and poets repeatedly used…

Plautus, about two hundred years before Christ, in one of his comedies, gives us an

…iketh hands, and becometh surety in the presence of his friend." In Latin, Plautus makes use of the following phrase : Hunc arrhabonem amoris a me accipe, mea

Plautus, too, alludes to this custom in one of his plays (Miles Gloriosuos iv, 2)…