Publius Terentius Boeken

This book offers a new and accurate translation of Terence's classic play 'Andria', which tells the story of a young man who is torn between his love for a courtesan and his duty to his father. The translation aims to capture the nuance and subtlety of Terence's language and characters, and to provide a fresh perspective on this timeless work of drama.

This book is a faithful translation of the Phormio of Terence, with annotations and notes by A Stewart to aid readers in understanding the text. Perfect for both scholars and students, this volume offers a comprehensive look at one of Terence's most important works.

The Hauton Timorumenos is a comedy written by the ancient Roman playwright Publius Terentius. Centered around a young man named Pamphilus who is struggling to marry the woman he loves, this play is a classic example of Roman comedy and features many of the genre's trademark elements, including mistaken identities and unexpected plot twists. Anyone interested in the works of ancient literature or the history of theater will find this book an insightful study.

This volume provides a faithful and accurate translation of one of the most celebrated plays of ancient Rome, the Phormio by Terence. With its colorful cast of characters, witty dialogue, and timeless themes of love, money, and family, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of classical literature and drama.