, 588 ff., _Mil._ 464 ff., _Most._ 931 ff.,
1041 ff., _Rud._ 1191 ff., _St._ 674 ff., et al.
[138]: V. Cas. 424 ff., 759 ff., _Ep._ 81 ff., _Men._ 1039 ff.,
_Ps._ 1017 ff., 1052 ff., 1102 ff., _Rud._ 892 ff., 1281 ff.,
_St._ 641 ff., _Trin._ 199 ff., 1115 ff., _Truc._ 322 ff.,
335 ff., 645 ff., 699 ff.
Cf. the treatment of Le Grand, _Daos_, p. 412 ff., where he has an
analysis from a different point of view. The soliloquy and aside are
evidently not so frequent in New Comedy.
[139]: _Daos_ p. 379. Cf. p. 550.
[140]: _Aul._ 587 ff., _Men._ 966 ff. Cf. _Most._ 858 ff.
and _As._ 545 ff., a duologue in _canticum_.
[141]: _Bac._ 640 ff. Cf. _Ps._ 767 ff.
[142]: _Cap._ 461 ff., Cf. _Per._ 53 ff.
[143]: _Men._ 77 ff., 446 ff., _St._ 155 ff.
[144]: _Cur._ 371 ff., (Cf. 494 ff.), _Men._ 571 ff.,
_Poen._ 823 ff.
[145]: _Ep._ 225 ff.
[146]: _Cas._ 217 ff., _Trin._ 223 ff. (Cf. 660 ff.)
[147]: _Men._ 753 ff.
[148]: _Aul._ 475 ff. (496-536 branded as spurious by Weise, op. cit.,
pp. 42-44).
[149]: _Mer._ 817 ff.
[150]: _Poen._ 210 ff. (though not a solo), _Truc._ 22 ff., 210
ff., 551 ff.
[151]: _Ps._ 790 ff.
[152]: _Truc._ 482 ff.
[153]: _Mer._ 825 ff., _Rud._ 593 ff.
[154]: _Mosl._ 85 ff.
[155]: _Ps._ 1246 ff.
[156]: _St._ 683 to end.
[157]: _Ps._ 133 ff. For further passages of the episodical type, cf.
_Bac._ 925 ff.
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