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Terence's Andrian, a comedy, in five acts

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Original author: Terence

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"Terence's Andrian, a comedy, in five acts: Translated into English prose" by Terence is a Roman comedy first performed in 166 BC. When Pamphilus secretly impregnates Glycerium, a woman of supposedly low birth, his father arranges a marriage to another man's daughter. Through schemes, counter-schemes, and the clever manipulations of a slave named Davus, the situation spirals into chaos. Three men face conflicting promises and desires until a stranger's unexpected arrival reveals a hidden truth that could change everything—if anyone survives the resulting complications first.

Terence's Andrian, a comedy, in five acts, by Terence. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #72921.

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12 Chapters

  1. 1.Preface5,536 words
  2. 2.Prologue: 56260 words
  3. 3.Act I: Scene I3,732 words
  4. 4.Act II: Scene I2,547 words
  5. 5.Act III: Scene I2,532 words
  6. 6.Act IV: Scene I2,711 words
  1. 7.Act V: Scene I (1)8,614 words
  2. 8.Act V: Scene I (2)8,721 words
  3. 9.Act V: Scene I (3)8,531 words
  4. 10.Act V: Scene I (4)5,338 words
  5. 11.Act V: Scene I. page 82,) and, therefore, that Simo may not suspect (1)8,657 words
  6. 12.Act V: Scene I. page 82,) and, therefore, that Simo may not suspect (2)4,842 words