The Andrian, Heautontimoreumenos, And Hecyra Of Terence (1836)

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The collection features three plays by Terence, a master of Roman comedy. "The Andrian" follows Pamphilus as he navigates love and societal obstacles with Glycerium, a courtesan. "Heautontimoreumenos" depicts Chremes, who neglects his loved ones while fixated on his troubles. "Hecyra" revisits Pamphilus, exploring themes of love and betrayal when he marries Philumena, who bears another man's child. This edition, translated by George Colman, highlights Terence's influence on Roman theater and preserves the cultural significance of his work.