The Braggart Soldier
by Plautus, Erich Segal


What readers are saying
Readers generally find 'The Braggart Soldier' to be a humorous yet somewhat dated Roman comedy by Plautus. While many appreciate the comedic elements and character portrayals, others feel that its humor hasn't aged well and sometimes fails to resonate. The mixed reviews highlight the play's entertaining moments while also acknowledging its structural inconsistencies and occasional confusion in character names.
Synopsis
The braggart soldier kidnaps a beautiful girl and eventually is punished in a manner befitting the vainest lecher of all time.
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The Braggart Soldier is a comedy play written by Plautus and published by Samuel French (1963).
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