Comedic Devices and their examples in Plautus' 'Swaggering Soldier' 0.0 / 5 ? Classical CivilizationA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Antonia WongCreated on: 06-06-13 11:59 Hyperbole "How many does that make altogether" -Pyrgopolynices, "Seven thousand" -Artotrogus 1 of 8 Role Reversal "I'll get out your way" -Periplectomenus 2 of 8 Repetition "Palaestrio, Palaestrio!" -Sceledrus, "Sceledrus, Sceledrus" -Palaestrio 3 of 8 Visual Humour "I hope there are no busybodies around here" -Milphidippa / "I was trying to see if she was breathing" -Pleusicles 4 of 8 Satire "Well...juicy" -Palaestrio 5 of 8 Insult "The man has less brains than a dead pig" -Periplectomenus 6 of 8 Impersonation "Why do you call me a stupid name I've never heard of?" -Philocamasium 7 of 8 Parody "I shall seek my death, for life without him I know I cannot endure" -Acroteleutium 8 of 8
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