In one scene from this work, a character presents one of his wife's robes to his mistress and instructs her to make a meal.
In one scene from this work, a character presents one of his wife's robes to his mistress and instructs her to make a meal. One character, Peniculus, thinks he is cheated out of that meal prepared by Erotium, and later the slave Messenio drives away his master's attackers. The plot is set into action when a boy becomes lost and is adopted in Epidamnum, and his brother Sosicles eventually sets out from Syracuse to find him after being renamed. For 10 points, identify this play that inspired (*) Shakespeare's A Comedy of Errors, a work of Plautus about the separation of two twins with the same name.
In one scene from this work, a character presents one of his wife's robes to his mistress and instructs her to make a meal.
Menaechmi [accept The Brothers Menaechmus, The Twin Menaechmus, The Two Menaechmi]