Amphitryo, Asinaria, Aulularia, Bacchides, Captivi - Amphitryon, The Comedy of Asses, The Pot of Gold, The Two - Bacchises, The Captives by Titus Maccius Plautus
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_Mer._ Ain vero, verbero? deos esse tui similis putas? ego pol te istis tuis pro dictis et male factis, furcifer, accipiam; modo sis veni huc: invenies infortunium. (_aside_) So, you scoundrel? Think the gods are like yourself, eh? By heaven, Iâll give you a reception to match this talk and roguery of yours, you gallows-bird. Just you be good enough to step this way, and you shall meet with a mishap. _Sos._ Ubi sunt isti scortatores, qui soli inviti cubant? haec nox scita est exercendo scorto conducto male. Where are those young blades that hate a lonely couch? Here is your lovely night for gallivanting with an expensive lady. _Mer._ Meus pater nunc pro huius verbis recte et sapienter facit, qui complexus cum Alcumena cubat amans animo obsequens. 290 (_aside_) According to this chap, my fatherâs making good, intelligent use of his time--loving to his heartâs content with Alcmena in his fond embrace. |
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