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P. Terentius Afer
See notes on Act ii  Scene 2  We have seen a very different idea, though with the same fondness for good living, worked out in the Eunuchus  See the Introduction to that play  Phormio is, however, a very capital specimen of his class, and shows far more readiness and amiability than most of the tribe  It is not unworthy of remark that this play is said by some to have been acted four times in one year  At all events, this and the Eunuchus, the two most spirited of Terence's plays, came on the stage within six months