Aulularia, or The Concealed Treasure (776b-782b)

urn:cts:latinLit:phi0119.phi003.perseus-eng2:776b-782b

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Then may great Jupiter do unto me what he pleases.

EUCLIO

I’m satisfied. Come, then, say what you wish.

LYCONIDES

If you know me but imperfectly, of what family I’m born: Megadorus here is my uncle; Antimachus was my father; my name is Lyconides;

Eunomia is my mother.

EUCLIO

I know the family; now, what do you want?

LYCONIDES

I want to know this. You have a daughter of yours?

EUCLIO

Why, yes, she’s there at home.

LYCONIDES

You have, I think, recently betrothed her to my uncle?

EUCLIO

You have the whole matter.