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Plautus was a Roman playwright known for his comedies, which have had a lasting influence on the genre of comedic drama. His plays, including "Pseudolus" and "The Menaechmi," are celebrated for their clever plots, witty dialogue, and insights into Roman society. Plautus's work laid the groundwork for future comedic playwrights and remains a significant part of classical literature.

"Nothing but heaven itself is better than a friend who is really a friend."


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