English, 15.03.2020 07:59, dependentclause5828

The " contests " held as part of the early Greek dramatic festivals consisted of playwrights each writing A. three tragedies and one comedy B. two tragedies and two comedies . C. one tragedy . D. three comedies and one tragedy .

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