In one of this author's plays, a servant caught peeking in roofs through a skylight claims to be searching for a monkey, though in reality he has spotted Philocomasium.
In one of this author's plays, a servant caught peeking in roofs through a skylight claims to be searching for a monkey, though in reality he has spotted Philocomasium. That play's title character has a ($) shield so big multiple servants must carry it, and is followed by the flatterer Artorogus, and is the arrogant soldier Pyrgopolynices. One of this author's characters is mistakenly given his (*) brother's wife's mantle by the prostitute Erotium, who cooked dinner for that brother and Peniculus. In that work, Sosicles changes his name after his twin brother is kidnapped by a man from Epidamnus. For ten points, identify this Roman playwright of Miles Glorious, who inspired The Comedy of Errors with his play The Menaechmi.
In one of this author's plays, a servant caught peeking in roofs through a skylight claims to be searching for a monkey, though in reality he has spotted Philocomasium.
Titus Maccius {Plautus}