The Comedies of Terence

 Table of Contents

 Prologue.

 Act the First.

 Scene I.

 Scene II.

 Scene III.

 Act the Second.

 Scene I.

 Scene II.

 Scene III.

 Scene IV.

 Scene V.

 Act the Third.

 Scene I.

 Scene II.

 Scene III.

 Scene IV.

 Scene V.

 Scene VI.

 Scene VII.

 Scene VIII.

 Act the Fourth.

 Scene I.

 Scene II.

 Scene III.

 Scene IV.

 Scene V.

 Scene VI.

 Scene VII.

 Scene VIII.

 Scene IX.

 Scene X.

 Scene XI.

 Scene XII.

 Scene XIII.

 Scene XIV.

 Act the Fifth.

 Scene I.

 Scene II.

 Scene III.

 Scene IV.

 Scene V.

 Scene VI.

Scene V.

Demea alone.

I then will hence, since he, on whose account I hither came, is gone into the country.He is my only care, He's my concern. My brother, since he needs will have it so, May look to Æschinus himself. - But who Is coming yonder? Hegio, of our tribe? If I see plainly, beyond doubt 'tis he. Ah, we've been old acquaintance quite from boys; And such men nowadays are wondrous scarce. A citizen of ancient faith and virtue! The commonwealth will ne'er reap harm from him. How I rejoice to see but the remains Of this old stock! Ah, life's a pleasure now. I'll wait, that I may ask about his health, And have a little conversation with him.