Titus Quinctius Atta (died 77 BC) was a Roman comedy writer, and, like Titinius and Afranius, was distinguished as a writer of fabulae togatae, national comedies.
[1] He had the reputation of being a vivid delineator of character, especially female.
The scanty fragments contain many archaisms, but are lively in style.
79), the plays of Atta were still put on the stage in his lifetime.
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