Andria is a Roman comedy by Terence, adapted from two Greek plays by Menander, focusing on themes of love and mistaken identity. It is notable for its intricate plot construction and refined Latin dialogue, influencing later European comedy.
Sources for Terence — Andria
Terence — Andria in First Plays
Held in the First Plays chamber of the Babel Nexus Index.
- Aeschylus — The Persians (−472)
- Aeschylus — The Suppliants (−463)
- Aeschylus — Seven Against Thebes (−467)
- Sophocles — Antigone (−441)
- Sophocles — Ajax (−441)
- Euripides — Alcestis (−438)
- Euripides — Cyclops (−408)
- Aristophanes — The Acharnians (−425)
- Terence — Phormio (−161)
- Kalidasa — Śakuntalā (Sacontala or the Fatal Ring) (400)
- Zeami Motokiyo — Noh Plays (1400)