One character in this play asks for a woman with a "clever breast" because he believes that no woman has a brain.
One character in this play asks for a woman with a "clever breast" because he believes that no woman has a brain. Another character pretends to be her twin sister Dicea in order to fool the dimwitted slave Sceledrus. In the fourth act, Milphidippa tells the protagonist that Acroteleutium is dying of love for him, causing the protagonist to hasten to the house of his neighbor, the elderly Periplectomenus. That character had earlier plotted with Palaestrio to allow Pleusicles to escape with Philocomasium, who is being kept against her will in the house of the title character. In the first scene, the parasite Artotrogus praises the incredible military deeds of the protagonist, the vain Pyrgopolynices. FTP, name this play by ? Plautus about a braggart soldier.
One character in this play asks for a woman with a "clever breast" because he believes that no woman has a brain.
{Miles Gloriosus} [accept The {Braggart Soldier} or The {Braggart Warrior} or The {Boastful Soldier} or The {Boastful Warrior} until “{braggart soldier}”]