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THE SECOND PROLOGUE.
1 Prologue
I COME to you as an envoy from the Poet, in the character of prologue-speaker; allow me to be a successful pleader, that in my old age I may enjoy the same privilege that I enjoyed when a younger man, when I caused new Plays, that had been once rejected, to come into favor; so that his writings might not die with the Poet. Among them, as to those of Caecilius,
1 Second Prologue: --Eugraphius informs us that this Prologue was spoken by Ambivius Turpio, the head of the company of Actors.
The Comedies of Terence. Henry Thomas Riley. Ney York. Harper and Brothers. 1874.
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