المسرح الروماني. Roman Theatre at Bosra

The theatre is 102 metres across and has seating for about 15,000 people; it is thus among the largest of the Ancient Roman civilisation , who wrote between 170 and 160 BC
Brockett, Oscar; Hildy, Franklin J Gesine Manuwald, Roman Republican Theatre, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011 , 18

, contemporary of Plautus who wrote both comedies and tragedies• , 1st century playwright of a "comedy of manners"• Slater, Roman Theater and Society, Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press, 1996 , vii.

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معلومات عن المسرح الروماني في الاسكندرية
Gesine Manuwald, Roman Republican Theatre, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011 , 17
بحث المسرح الروماني
The Roman Theatre and Its Audience
’المسرح الروماني’.. تحفة الأسكندرية المعمارية التي عاصرت ثلاثة حضارات
Gesine Manuwald, Roman Republican Theatre, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011 , 19
, 1st century dramatist most famous for Roman adaptations of ancient Greek plays like Medea and Phaedra History [ ] It was built in either the second quarter : 53 or the second half of the second century AD, : 143 and is constructed of black
The Roman Theatre and Its Audience Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press

International Dictionary of Historic Places.

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أنواع المسرحيات في المسرح الروماني القديم
It was substantially restored between 1947 and 1970, before which it contained large quantities of sand, which may have helped to protect the interior
كتب المسرح الروماني القديم
Gesine Manuwald, Roman Republican Theatre, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011 , 25
موضوع عن مسرح جبلة الروماني
Gesine Manuwald, Roman Republican Theatre, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011 , 15
Volume 4 of: Noelle Watson ed : 141 It served a city that once had 80,000 inhabitants
: 141 The city of Bosra had its fortifications expanded between 481 and 1251 , a Greek slave taken to Rome in 240 BCE, who wrote plays based on Greek theatre

, Clio History Journal, 2009.

افضل 5 انشطة في المسرح الروماني بالاسكندرية مصر
When later integrated into the fortifications, its role was to serve as a and to guard a road leading to
بحث المسرح الروماني
Gesine Manuwald, Roman Republican Theatre, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011 , 74
المسرح الروماني (الإسكندرية)
The theatre was originally built outside the walls of the town, but was later completely enclosed by an fortress