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Pseudolus · 1852

Dramatis Personae

by Plautus c. 254 – 184 BC

Translated by Henry Thomas Riley (1852)


SIMO, an old gentleman.
CALIDORUS, his son, in love with Phœnicium.
CHARINUS, the friend of Calidorus.
CALLIPHO, the friend of Simo.
PSEUDOLUS, the servant of Simo.
BALLIO, a procurer, the owner of Phœnicium.
HARPAX, the servant of Polymachaeroplagides.
SIMMIA, the Cheat, a servant of Charinus.
A COOK.
A BOY, servant of Ballio.
PHŒNICIUM [mute], beloved by Calidorus.
SLAVES of Ballio.

(Scene—Athens. The house of BALLIO is on one side of the Street, that of SIMO on the other.)

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Plautus. Pseudolus, Dramatis Personae. Translated by Henry Thomas Riley. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/work/plautus-pseudolus-riley/0/.

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