This is a collection of comedic plays by Plautus, a renowned Roman playwright of the 3rd century BC. The plays are known for their witty dialogues, colorful characters, and satirical bent, and provide a precious window into Roman society and culture. This book is a classic of Western literature and a testament to the enduring power of humor.

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