Menaechmi; Or, The Twin-Brothers
by Plautus
A Roman comedy of mistaken identity as twin brothers separated at birth are reunited amid confusion and chaos.
About This Book
This ancient Roman play by Plautus presents a tale of two brothers separated at birth.
The story follows their unexpected reunion and the confusion that ensues.
Through witty dialogue and clever situations, the play highlights themes of identity and family.
It remains a foundational work in the history of Western comedy.
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