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Author:   Dr. Gesine Manuwald (Senior Lecturer in Latin Language and Literature, University College London, UK)
Publisher:   Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint:   I.B. Tauris
Weight:   0.517kg
ISBN:  

9781788312967

ISBN 10:   1788312961
Pages:   320
Publication Date:   30 October 2018
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Preface and acknowledgements 1 INTRODUCTION: creation of the character 'Cicero' 2 BASIS: Cicero's life and works 2.1 Key details and ancient sources 2.2 Early modern editions and historical works 3 CONTEXT: 'Cicero' as a character in literature and art 4 'CICERO' ON THE (THEATRE) STAGE 4.1 Robert Garnier, Cornelie (1574) 4.2 Stephen Gosson, Catiline's Conspiracies (c. 1579) 4.3 Philipp Nicodemus Frischlin, Iulius redivivus (1585) 4.4 Robert Wilson / Henry Chettle, Catiline's Conspiracy (1598) 4.5 William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar (1599) 4.6 The Tragedie of Caesar and Pompey or Caesars Reuenge (1606/07) 4.7 William Alexander, The Tragedy of Iulius Caesar (1607) 4.8 Everie Woman in Her Humor (1609) 4.9 Ben Jonson, Catiline His Conspiracy (1611) 4.10 Caspar Brulow, Caius Julius Caesar Tragoedia (1616) 4.11 Cicero Triumphans (1619) 4.12 Marten Frank Besteben, De 't samensweringe Catalinae (1647) 4.13 The Tragedy of that Famous Roman Orator Marcus Tullius Cicero (1651) 4.14 Lambert van den Bosch, L. Catilina (1669) 4.15 Pier Jacopo Martello, Il M. Tullio Cicerone (c. 1713) 4.16 Die Enthaubttung dess Weltberuhmten Wohlredners Ciceronis (1724) 4.17.a/b 'Marcus Tullius Cicero' (1732 / 1741) 4.18 Simon-Joseph Pellegrin, Catilina (1742) 4.19 M. T. Cicero, Pro Patria Exul (1748) 4.20 Prosper Jolyot Crebillon, Catilina (1748) 4.21 Catilina ambitionis victima (1749) 4.22 Jean-Baptiste Geoffroy, Catilina (1749) 4.23 Voltaire, Rome sauvee, ou Catilina (1752) 4.24 Giovanni Battista Casti, Catilina (1752) 4.25 Pietro Chiari, Marco Tullio Cicerone (1752) 4.26 Prosper Jolyot Crebillon, Le Triumvirat ou La mort de Ciceron (1754) 4.27 M. T. Cicero Exul Spontaneus (1755) 4.28 M. T. Cicero Amore Reipublicae Exul Spontaneus (1761) 4.29 Richard Cumberland, The Banishment of Cicero (1761) 4.30 M. T. Cicero ab exilio redux (1763) 4.31 Johann Jakob Bodmer, Julius Caesar. Ein Trauerspiel (1763) 4.32 Johann Jakob Bodmer, Marcus Tullius Cicero. Ein Trauerspiel (1764) 4.33 Karl Benjamin Stieff, Catilina (1782) 4.34 Vittorio Alfieri, Bruto secondo (1789) 4.35 Karl August Pergler von Perglas, Catilina (1808) 4.36 George Croly, Catiline (1822) 4.37 Christoph Kuffner, Catilina (1825) 4.38 Pierre Jean-Baptiste Dalban, Catilina (1827) 4.39 Author of 'The Indian Merchant', Catiline (1833) 4.40 John Edmund Reade, Catiline; or, The Roman Conspiracy (1839) 4.41 C.E. Guichard, Catilina romantique (1844) 4.42 Henry Bliss, Cicero, A drama (1847) 4.43 Alexandre Dumas / Auguste Maquet, Catilina (1848) 4.44 Ferdinand Kurnberger, Catilina (1855) 4.45 Karl Schroeder, Die Verschwoerung des Catilina (1855) 4.46 Jose Maria Diaz, Catilina (1856) 4.47 Vitezslav Halek, Sergius Catilina (1862) 4.48 Hermann Lingg, Catilina (1864) 4.49 Parmenio Bettoli, Catilina (1872/75) 4.50 Johann Poehnl, Catilina (1877) 4.51 Vincenzo Molinari, Lucio Sergio Catilina (1878) 4.52 Francesco Paolo de Chiara, Catilina (1882) 4.53 Karl (August) Bleibtreu, Groessenwahn: Catilina (1888) 4.54 Adolf Bartels, Catilina (1892) 4.55 Carl Theodor Curti, Catilina (1892) 4.56 Mariano Vittori, Lucio Sergio Catilina (1894) 4.57 Samuel Lublinski, Der Imperator (1901) 4.58 Alwyn Markolf, Catilina (1907) 4.59 Andre Lebey, Catilina (1922) 4.60 Upton Sinclair, Cicero. A Tragedy of Ancient Rome (1960) 4.61 Guido Ammirata, Quattro assassini per una cerva (1972/73) 4.62 Helmut Boettiger, Cicero oder Ein Volk gibt sich auf (1990) 4.63 Robert Harris / Mike Poulton, Imperium (2017) 5 CONCLUSION: development of the character 'Cicero' Bibliography Index

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This book will be a boon to scholars of theater history, particularly the history of theater in Europe. Recommended. * CHOICE *

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Gesine Manuwald is Professor of Latin at University College London, UK. She is the author of Roman Drama: A Reader (2010), Roman Republican Theatre (2011) and Cicero (for the Understanding Classics series, I.B. Tauris, 2015), the editor of The Afterlife of Cicero (2016), and has produced editions and commentaries on speeches of Cicero.

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