The Comedies of Terence
Translated by Henry Thomas Riley
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The opening
ANDRIA; THE FAIR ANDRIAN.
Simo, an aged Athenian. Pamphilus, son of Simo. Sosia, freedman of Simo. Chremes, an aged Athenian. Charinus, a young Athenian, in love with Philumena. Crito, a native of Andros. Davus, servant of Simo. Dromo, servant of Simo. Byrrhia, servant of Charinus. Glycerium, a young woman beloved by Pamphilus. Mysis, her maid-servant. Lesbia, a midwife.
Scene.—Athens; before the houses of Simo and Glycerium.
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