Comoedia Lydiae
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Comoedia Lydiae
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The Comoedia Lydiae is a medieval Latin elegiac comedy from the late twelfth century. The "argument" at the beginning of the play refers to it as the Lidiades, which the manuscripts gloss as comedia de Lidia facta and which its English translator gives as Adventures of Lidia. Lidia was long ascribed to Matthieu de Vendôme, but in 1924 Edmond Faral, in his study of Latin "fabliaux", discounted this hypothesis. More recently, scholars have argued in favour of the authorship of the cleric Arnulf of
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