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Publii Terentii Carthageniensis Afri
Acta Ludis Funebribus Lucii Aemilii Pauli;
Q. Fabio Maximo, & P. Cornelio Africano Aedilibus Curulibus.
Quos fecere L. Attilius Praenestinus & Minutius Prothimus.
Modos fecit Flaccus Claudii Tibiis Sarranis.
Graeca est Menandri; Edita L. Anicio (Gallo) Marco Cornelio (Cethego) Consulibus.
Anno Ab Urbe condita D XC V. Ante Christum na••um C LX VIII.
A Comedy of Publius Terentius an African of Carthage.
Acted At the Funeral solemnities of Lucius Aemilius Paulus;
Q. Fabius Maximus and Publius Cornelius Africanus Being Aediles Curules.
Which Lucius Praenestinus and Minutius Prothimus set out.
Flaceus the Son of Claudius tuned it On Pipes that had even holes, such as the Sarrans or Tyrians used.
It is a Greek Comedie of Menanders, published When Lucius Anicius (Gallus) and Marcus Cornelius (••ethegus) were Consuls.
In the Year Since the citie Rome was built DXCV. Before Christ was born C LX VIII.