P. Terenti Andria: With Notes And Introductions; Intended for the Higher Forms of Public Schools
P. Terenti Andria: With Notes And Introductions; Intended for the Higher Forms of Public Schools
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DA. me6 praesidio atque h6spitis. SI. {Apart.) Quid illdd malist?
DA. {Turning to the audience,) £go commodiorem h6mi- nem, adventum, tdmpus, non vidf. SI. (Apart.) Scelus, Qu^m nam hic laudat ? DA. (3mnis res est iam fn vado.
SL {Apart,) Cesso ddloqui? 845 DA. (Catching sight of Simo,) £rus est : quid agam ? SI.
(Sneeringly.) O sdlve, bone vir. DA. {Con/used,) £hem Simo, O nost^r Chremes, 5 Omnia adpardta iam sunt fntus. SI. Curastf probe.
DA. '^bi voles, arc^sse. SI. Bene sane: fd enim vero h...inc ndnc abest 46 ANDRIA. V. 2. 8-33.
{Changing hts tone) £tiam tu hoc resp6nde, quid Kstic tfbi negotist? DA. Mfhin? SI. Ita.
DA. Mfhin? SI. Tibi ergo. DA. M6do ego intro ivi.
SI. Quasi ego quam duddm rogem! 850 DA. Ciim tuo gnato una* SI. (/« a tone 0/ anger and distress,) Anne est intus Pdmphilus? cruci6r miser. 10 fiho, non tu dixti ^sse inter eos fnimicitias, cdrnufex?
DA. Sunt. SI. Quor igitur hfc est? CH. {Iromcally,) Quid illum c^nses? cum illa Iftigat.
DA. {Wtth exaggerated solemntty) fmmo vero indfgnum, Chremes, iam fdcinus izxo ex me aiidias.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DA. me6 praesidio atque h6spitis. SI. {Apart.) Quid illdd malist?
DA. {Turning to the audience,) £go commodiorem h6mi- nem, adventum, tdmpus, non vidf. SI. (Apart.) Scelus, Qu^m nam hic laudat ? DA. (3mnis res est iam fn vado.
SL {Apart,) Cesso ddloqui? 845 DA. (Catching sight of Simo,) £rus est : quid agam ? SI.
(Sneeringly.) O sdlve, bone vir. DA. {Con/used,) £hem Simo, O nost^r Chremes, 5 Omnia adpardta iam sunt fntus. SI. Curastf probe.
DA. '^bi voles, arc^sse. SI. Bene sane: fd enim vero h...inc ndnc abest 46 ANDRIA. V. 2. 8-33.
{Changing hts tone) £tiam tu hoc resp6nde, quid Kstic tfbi negotist? DA. Mfhin? SI. Ita.
DA. Mfhin? SI. Tibi ergo. DA. M6do ego intro ivi.
SI. Quasi ego quam duddm rogem! 850 DA. Ciim tuo gnato una* SI. (/« a tone 0/ anger and distress,) Anne est intus Pdmphilus? cruci6r miser. 10 fiho, non tu dixti ^sse inter eos fnimicitias, cdrnufex?
DA. Sunt. SI. Quor igitur hfc est? CH. {Iromcally,) Quid illum c^nses? cum illa Iftigat.
DA. {Wtth exaggerated solemntty) fmmo vero indfgnum, Chremes, iam fdcinus izxo ex me aiidias.
What to read after P. Terenti Andria: With Notes And Introductions; Intended for the Higher Forms of Public Schools?
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