Ros·wi·tha 
(rōs-vētä) also Hrot·svi·tha (hrōt-svētä) c. 935-c. 1000.
(rōs-vētä) also Hrot·svi·tha (hrōt-svētä) c. 935-c. 1000. German nun and poet whose dialogues, modeled on ancient Roman plays, represent an early stage in the revival of European drama.