This collection presents the complete comedies of Terence (Publius Terentius Afer), including "The Self-Tormentor." A cornerstone of Roman literature, Terence's plays are celebrated for their refined language, intricate plots, and insightful characterizations. This edition offers readers a chance to experience these timeless works, translated and adapted by Benjamin Friedrich Schmieder.

"The Self-Tormentor" explores themes of familial duty, love, and the complexities of human relationships. Terence's influence on subsequent comedic traditions is undeniable, making this collection a valuable addition to any library. Experience the wit and wisdom of ancient Rome with these enduring comedies.

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