This author created a man who says that he doesn't like how two characters are "soldering" their lips together, in reference to a man disguised as a sailor and that man's lover who had earlier been kidnapped from him. Another
This author created a man who says that he doesn't like how two characters are "soldering" their lips together, in reference to a man disguised as a sailor and that man's lover who had earlier been kidnapped from him. Another of this author's works includes a scene in which the chef Congrio is complaining about being beaten and then sees the main character holding a cudgel; that act also includes a discussion between (*) Megadorus and the protagonist about a planned marriage for the protagonist's daughter, Phaedria. This man wrote a play in which Pleusicles is reunited with his lover, Philocomasium, thanks to the trickery of Palaestrio. This author of a play about Pyrgopolynices also wrote about how the title object of another play was found in the house of the miserly Euclio. For 10 points, name this Roman playwright of Miles Gloriosus and The Pot of Gold.
This author created a man who says that he doesn't like how two characters are "soldering" their lips together, in reference to a man disguised as a sailor and that man's lover who had earlier been kidnapped from him.