The concept of love in Plautus: systematization of affective relationships and the Latin lexicon in which it is expressed

The text, which exceeds 350 pages, meticulously analyzes the work of Titus Maccius Plautus, born around 254 BC and one of Rome's most important comedy playwrights. The study breaks down how concepts such as marital, extramarital, and premarital relationships, and even those related to prostitution, are treated in his verses. It also examines the vocabulary related to emotions in four of his five plays: "Amphitryon," "Asinaria," "Curculio," "Truculentus," and "Persa.".