Comedy · 160 BC
Adelphi
The Brothers
Translated by Henry Thomas Riley (1853)
Terence's last comedy: two brothers, one strict and one indulgent, raise two sons between them, and a scandal, a stolen music-girl and a clever slave test both methods of upbringing, in Riley's literal prose.
Contents · 37 parts
- Dramatis Personae14 lines
- Argument (Summary) of Sulpitius Apollinaris1 paragraph
- Prologue1 paragraph
- Act I, Scene I2 paragraphs
- Act I, Scene II26 paragraphs
- Act I, Scene III2 paragraphs
- Act II, Scene I48 lines
- Act II, Scene II2 paragraphs
- Act II, Scene III26 paragraphs
- Act II, Scene IV9 paragraphs
- Act II, Scene V24 lines
- Act III, Scene I10 lines
- Act III, Scene II42 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene III2 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene IV56 lines
- Act III, Scene V2 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene VI33 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene VII2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene I29 lines
- Act IV, Scene II52 lines
- Act IV, Scene III2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene IV7 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene V2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene VI58 lines
- Act IV, Scene VII2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene VIII2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene IX46 lines
- Act IV, Scene X2 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene I12 lines
- Act V, Scene II15 lines
- Act V, Scene III28 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene IV2 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene V7 lines
- Act V, Scene VI7 lines
- Act V, Scene VII19 lines
- Act V, Scene VIII54 lines
- Act V, Scene IX37 lines