Captivi of Plautus [hardcover] Herbert C. Elmer

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Captivi of Plautus [hardcover] Herbert C. Elmer

SKU: VBe-022
Title of book: Captivi of Plautus
Subtitle of book: None
Author: Edited by Herbert C. Elmer
ISBN: None visible
UPC barcode: None visible
Year of publication: 1900
Edition: Not specified
Printing: Not specified
Publisher name: Norwood Press, J.S. Cushing & Co. — Berwick & Smith, Norwood, Mass.
Type of binding: Hardcover
Does it have a dust jacket? No
Is it a Book Club edition? No
Is it a former library book? No, but it does have the names of previous owners and notes inside the front cover.
Does it have damage on the dust jacket or cover? No dust jacket, but the cover shows some wear, especially on the edges, corners, and spine.
Are the pages clean? Pages appear clean, but there are handwritten notes on the endpapers and potentially in the text.
Is there foxing? None visible in the provided photos.

Description:
Captivi of Plautus [hardcover] Herbert C. Elmer is a scholarly edition of one of the plays by the ancient Roman playwright Plautus. The play Captivi (The Captives) is known for its exploration of themes such as friendship and loyalty, with an intricate plot involving mistaken identities and reunions. This edition, edited by Herbert C. Elmer, is part of the College Latin Series, likely intended for academic use, particularly for students studying Latin and classical literature.

Genre and Sub-Genre:
The book falls within the Classics genre, with a specific focus on Ancient Roman Literature. The sub-genre can be categorized as Academic Texts or Latin Language Study.

Condition Description:
The book is in good condition for its age. The green hardcover shows typical wear along the edges, spine, and corners, but the binding remains strong. The interior is clean, though there are handwritten notes on the endpapers and possibly within the text. These annotations could add historical interest but may detract from its appeal to collectors seeking pristine copies. There is no foxing visible, and the pages appear to be well-preserved.