ANST - new electronic texts (fwd)

[jhartel]

This came across the Middle Bridge and I thougth I would share the info. 

Moriel***
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> There is a link to the texts cited below from our REED theatre
> resources page, http://www.chass.utoronto.ca:8080/~reed/stage.html
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> I am pleased to be announce the posting on the Web of a hypertext critical
> edition (with introduction, commentary, and English translation) of George
> Ruggle's Latin comedy Ignoramus (1615). url: http://eee.uci.edu/~papyri/ruggle
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> Ignoramus is based on the 1596 comedy La Trappolaria by Giambattista Della
> Porta. Since there is no modern edition of this work, I have also posted a
> transcript of the Italian text on the Web.  url:
> http://eee.uci.edu/~papyri/trappolaria
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> I have also recently posted on the Web annotated text of Matthew Gwinne's 1605
> playlet Tres Sibyllae (often regarded as an important source document for
> Shakespeare's Macbeth) url: http://eee.uci.edu/~papyri/sibyls
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> I would be very grateful if recipients of this notification who supervise on-
> line bibliographical pages would add links to these sites, as well as to the
> sites for my other posted Web texts. A full listing may be found by following
> the link placed on the contents pages of all three of the sites listed here. I
> would also be grateful if others of you would do what you can to publicize the
> existence of these sites, or give me the e-mail addresses of others who may be
> interested in them (most especially proprietors of bibliographical pages).
> 
> Dana F. Sutton
> Professor of Classic
> University of California, Irvine
> DanaS64562 at aol.com
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