Plautus is recognized as one of, if not the, greatest Roman play writes. He radically changed the genre of comedy, expanding upon the Greek conventions. He is most famous for his clever slave character, especially Pseudolus. This play is filled with comedy, driven by the genius of Pseudolus, one of the most witty, brilliant, and well educated tricksters in the genre. ( )

Edition: Second Edition // Descr: xxxii, 205 p. 17 cm. // Series: Call No. { 872 P69 33 } With Introduction and Notes by E.P. Morris Contains Index. // //