Elegy and New Comedy

Sharon Lynn James

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This chapter contains sections titled: Social Structures and Sexual Relations Love, Money, and Social Class in New Comedy Love, Money, and Social Class in Elegy: Putting Poetry In Reading Comedy Back into Elegy Further Reading Bibliography

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