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Plays

Roswitha of Gandersheim, translated by Christopher St. John

Playsabout 4 hours of listening

The collected plays of Roswitha of Gandersheim, the tenth century German canoness, dramatist, and poet.

Contents

  1. Imprint
  2. Translator’s Note
  3. Dedication
  4. Introduction
  5. The Plays of Roswitha
  6. Preface to the Plays of Hrotswitha, German Religious and Virgin of the Saxon Race
  7. Epistle of the Same to the Learned Patrons of This Book
  8. Argument
  9. Characters in Part I
  10. Characters in Part II
  11. Scene I
  12. Scene II
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  1. Scene III
  2. Scene IV
  3. Scene V
  4. Scene VI
  5. Scene VII
  6. Scene VIII
  7. Scene IX
  8. Scene X
  9. Scene XI
  10. Scene XII
  11. Scene XIII
  12. Scene I
  13. Scene II
  14. Scene III
  15. Scene IV
  16. Scene V
  17. Scene VI
  18. Scene VII
  19. Scene VIII
  20. Scene IX
  21. Argument
  22. Characters
  23. Scene I
  24. Scene II
  25. Scene III
  26. Scene IV
  27. Scene V
  28. Scene VI
  29. Scene VII
  30. Scene VIII
  31. Scene IX
  32. Scene X
  33. Scene XI
  34. Scene XII
  35. Scene XIII
  36. Scene XIV
  37. Argument
  38. Characters
  39. Scene I
  40. Scene II
  41. Scene III
  42. Scene IV
  43. Scene V
  44. Scene VI
  45. Scene VII
  46. Scene VIII
  47. Scene IX
  48. Argument
  49. Characters
  50. Scene I
  51. Scene II
  52. Scene III
  53. Scene IV
  54. Scene V
  55. Scene VI
  56. Scene VII
  57. Scene VIII
  58. Scene IX
  59. Argument
  60. Characters
  61. Scene I
  62. Scene II
  63. Scene III
  64. Scene IV
  65. Scene V
  66. Scene VI
  67. Scene VII
  68. Scene VIII
  69. Scene IX
  70. Scene X
  71. Scene XI
  72. Scene XII
  73. Scene XIII
  74. Argument
  75. Characters
  76. Scene I
  77. Scene II
  78. Scene III
  79. Scene IV
  80. Scene V
  81. Scene VI
  82. Scene VII
  83. Scene VIII
  84. Scene IX
  85. A Note on the Acting of the Plays
  86. Endnotes
  87. Colophon
  88. Uncopyright

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