Usages of proscaenium
Tragoedia in proscaenio incipit.
The tragedy begins at the front of the stage.
Proscaenium ante pulpitum est.
The front of the stage is before the stage platform.
Quotiens siparium cadit, totiens pantomimus e proscaenio exit.
As often as the stage curtain falls, so often the pantomime performer leaves the front of the stage.
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