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Quem quaeritis trope: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

the short sung Easter dialogue between the angel and the Marys at the tomb, often treated as a starting point of medieval drama.

In theatre history, Quem quaeritis trope refers to the short sung Easter dialogue between the angel and the Marys at the tomb, often treated as a starting point of medieval drama. This meaning comes from Young (1933) in The drama of the medieval church.[1]

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  1. Young, K. (1933). The drama of the medieval church. The Clarendon press. Open Library record

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