In one scene from this play, a soldier sieges a household with the help of his parasite Gnatho, and the character Chremes cowers in fear.
In one scene from this play, a soldier sieges a household with the help of his parasite Gnatho, and the character Chremes cowers in fear. One character in this play is told to look after the soldier Thraso, and that character Phaedria leaves town for two days. The central action of this play is inspired by a joke from the slave Parmenio, and Chaerea disguises himself to get into the house of Thais as a gift, but is later overcome by Pamphila and rapes her. For 10 points, identify this play of (*) Terence, in which Chaerea disguises himself as the title castrated figure.
In one scene from this play, a soldier sieges a household with the help of his parasite Gnatho, and the character Chremes cowers in fear.
Eunuchus [accept The Eunuch]