Usages of histrio
Histrio cum caterva venit.
The stage player comes with the troupe.
Comoedia histrionem et catervam habet.
The comedy has a stage player and a troupe.
Histrio cothurnum et soccum ostendit.
The stage player shows the tragic boot and the comic slipper.
Histrio magnum gestum facit et gesticulari incipit.
The stage player makes a large gesture and begins to mime.
Quam bene histrio gesticulatur!
How well the stage player gestures!
Histrio personatus larvam gerit.
The masked stage player wears a theatrical mask.
Histrio personatus ad machinam scaenicam venit.
The masked stage player comes to the stage machine.
Histrio speciem mutat.
The stage player changes his appearance.
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