Ignoramus: Comoedia Paperback - 2010

Ignoramus, a celebrated Latin comedy by George Ruggle, offers a fascinating glimpse into early 17th-century academic life. First performed at Cambridge University, this play showcases wit and satire in the classical tradition. Written in Latin, "Ignoramus" provides valuable insights into the theatrical tastes and intellectual pursuits of the period.

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