Plautus - Fragmentary Plays

Fragmentary Plays

Only the titles and various fragments of these plays have survived.

  • Addictus
  • Ambroicus, or Agroicus ("The Rustic Man")
  • Artamon ("The Mainsail")
  • Baccharia
  • Bis Compressa ("The Twice-Seduced Woman")
  • Caecus ("The Blind Man"), or Praedones ("Plunderers")
  • Calceolus ("The Little Shoe")
  • Carbonaria ("The Female Charcoal-Burner")
  • Clitellaria, or Astraba
  • Colax ("The Flatterer")
  • Commorientes ("Those Dying Together")
  • Condalium
  • Cornicularia
  • Dyscolus ("The Grouch")
  • Foeneratrix ("The Lady Moneylender")
  • Fretum ("The Strait," or "Channel")
  • Frivolaria ("Trifles")
  • Fugitivi ("The Runaways" -- possibly by Turpilius)
  • Gastrion, or Gastron
  • Hortulus ("Little Garden")
  • Kakistus (possibly by Accius)
  • Lenones Gemini ("The Twin Pimps")
  • Medicus ("The Physician")
  • Nervolaria
  • Parasitus Piger ("The Lazy Parasite"), or Lipargus
  • Phagon ("The Glutton")
  • Plociona
  • Saturio
  • Scytha Liturgus
  • Trigemini ("Triplets")
  • Vidularia

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