This edition offers three of the six comedies written by Terence, which constitute a magnificent example of a theater that intended to amuse, but also to make the Romans of the 2nd century BC think, and that bequeathed to universal culture a play impeccable from the literary and dramatic point of view, a true mirror in which medieval and modern European comedy would be seen. Translated with the utmost respect for the original, The Girl from Andros, The Mother-in-Law and The Brothers offer the reader part of the work of one of the leading playwrights of Latin literature.