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These exciting things began and for a long time centered in Italy and it is that country with which we are concerned ... Five factors , not all Italian , all of which occurred between 1300 and 1517 , gave momentum and permanence to this ...
These exciting things began and for a long time centered in Italy and it is that country with which we are concerned ... Five factors , not all Italian , all of which occurred between 1300 and 1517 , gave momentum and permanence to this ...
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Though pastoral plays sometimes were performed indoors , they began a vogue in Italy for outdoor garden theatres . In the warm season , gardens were a pleasing and logical setting for such drama . Every large estate had its carefully ...
Though pastoral plays sometimes were performed indoors , they began a vogue in Italy for outdoor garden theatres . In the warm season , gardens were a pleasing and logical setting for such drama . Every large estate had its carefully ...
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They attained high honors and popularity in Italy and began the practice , followed by others after them , of touring outside Italy , carrying the tradition and influence of the commedia all over Europe .
They attained high honors and popularity in Italy and began the practice , followed by others after them , of touring outside Italy , carrying the tradition and influence of the commedia all over Europe .
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How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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