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The 11 pages that link to Terence, each with the reason it gives.

• PlautusCompared with: Their contrasting comic voices shaped Roman comedy’s later reputation.

• Roman comedyBroader topic: His plays favor intricate plotting and refined dialogue over Plautus's exuberant theatricality.

• Roman theatreRelated: His plays show a more restrained approach to Roman adaptation of Greek comedy.

• Mistaken identityRelated: His plays helped transmit ancient comic conventions of concealed and confused identity.

• Ben JonsonRelated: Jonson admired Terence’s dramatic craft and invoked classical standards of comedy.

• MenanderRelated: Terence directly adapted Menander’s Andria and Eunuchus.

• Roman literatureBroader topic: His polished adaptations helped define Roman comedy’s literary and linguistic traditions.

• Greek comedyRelated: His plays preserve and reshape Greek domestic comedy for Latin theater.

• Old LatinRelated: His comedies show a more controlled adaptation of Greek New Comedy than Plautus’s.

• HrotsvithaRelated: Hrotsvitha named Terence as the classical model whose influence she sought to redirect.

• Caecilius StatiusRelated: Terence followed Caecilius and became the best-preserved Roman adapter of Greek comedy.