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Onomatopoeias in Roman comedies

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1 August 2018
Roman comedy
Roman comedy

Onomatopoeias in Roman comedies: “hahae” – laughter; “vae” – disgust; “ehem” – surprise; “heu” – sadness; “uah” – embarrassment.

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Sources
  • Beacham Richard C., The Roman Theatre and Its Audience, 1991

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