Contextualizing comedy: assumptions of intertextuality in the Aristophanic scholia by Willi, A

“…By surveying the piecemeal and often elusive evidence provided by the Aristophanic scholia, the present contribution seeks to map out both the achievements and the limitations of this strand of research. …”

“When he should have said...” The treatment of humour παρ’ ὑπόνοιαν in the Aristophanic Scholia by Willi, A

“…While the Aristophanic scholia do not normally pay much attention to the mechanisms of verbal humour, there are numerous annotations pointing out jokes “against expectation”. …”

Ancient scholarship on Aristophanes by Willi, A

“…It surveys the primary authors and categories of such scholarship, including Aristotle, the scholia, the Atticists, and other late antique and Byzantine encyclopedists and grammarians. …”

Didymus Chalcenterus and Aristophanes' two Plutus plays by Willi, A

“…<p>A variety of ancient sources suggest that there was more than one Aristophanic play entitled &Pi;&lambda;&omicron;ῦ&tau;&omicron;&sigmaf;, and the scholia on the extant&nbsp;Plutus&nbsp;show that one ancient commentator erroneously thought that he was working on a comedy of 408 BC when in reality he had the comedy of 388 BC in front of him. …”