| TERENCE AND THE COMIC POETS SUBSEQUENT TO PLAUTUS. | | Comedy between the time of Plautus and Terence | 204 | | Caecilius Statius | 204 | | Scipionic Circle | 206 | | Complete Hellenising of Roman Comedy | 207 | | Conflicting accounts of life of Terence | 207 | | Order in which his Plays were produced | 209 | | His 'prologues' as indicative of his individuality | 210 | | 'Dimidiatus Menander' | 212 | | Epicurean 'humanity' chief characteristic | 213 | | Sentimental motive of his pieces | 214 | | Minute delineations of character | 215 | | Diction and rhythm | 217 | | Influence on the style and sentiment of Horace | 218 | | Modern estimates of Terence | 220 | | Comoedia Togata, Atellanae, Mimus | 220 | |
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