Comedy · 166 BC
Andria
The Fair Andrian
Translated by Henry Thomas Riley (1853)
Terence's first comedy: a young Athenian's secret love for a girl from Andros, a father's pretended wedding plans, and a clever slave, in Riley's literal prose.
Contents · 39 parts
- Argument (Periocha) of Sulpicius Apollinaris1 paragraph
- Dramatis Personae13 lines
- Prologue1 paragraph
- Act I, Scene I49 paragraphs
- Act I, Scene II31 lines
- Act I, Scene III2 paragraphs
- Act I, Scene IV2 paragraphs
- Act I, Scene V23 paragraphs
- Act II, Scene I18 lines
- Act II, Scene II27 lines
- Act II, Scene III42 lines
- Act II, Scene IV27 paragraphs
- Act II, Scene V5 lines
- Act II, Scene VI20 lines
- Act II, Scene VII27 lines
- Act III, Scene I15 lines
- Act III, Scene II11 lines
- Act III, Scene III2 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene IV26 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene V28 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene VI35 lines
- Act III, Scene VII2 paragraphs
- Act III, Scene VIII18 lines
- Act IV, Scene I2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene II38 lines
- Act IV, Scene III37 lines
- Act IV, Scene IV6 lines
- Act IV, Scene V2 paragraphs
- Act IV, Scene VI16 lines
- Act IV, Scene VII55 lines
- Act IV, Scene VIII7 lines
- Act IV, Scene IX16 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene I11 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene II32 lines
- Act V, Scene III20 lines
- Act V, Scene IV24 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene V86 lines
- Act V, Scene VI5 paragraphs
- Act V, Scene VII26 lines