Aulularia; or, The Concealed Treasure · 1852
Dramatis Personae
Translated by Henry Thomas Riley (1852)
The HOUSEHOLD GOD, who speaks the Prologue.
EUCLIO, an aged Athenian.
MEGADORUS, uncle of Lyconides.
LYCONIDES, a young Athenian.
STROBILUS, servant of Megadorus and Lyconides.
PYTHODICUS, servant of Megadorus.
ANTHRAX and CONGRIO, Cooks.
EUNOMIA, the sister of Megadorus.
PHAEDRA, the daughter of Euclio.
STAPHYLA, an old woman, servant of Euclio.
Scene.--Athens, before the houses of Euclio and Megadorus, and the Temple of Faith.
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