Euclio (clamat) exi! Exi ex aedibus

Euclio (clamat) exi! Exi ex aedibus, serua.
(serua in scaenam intrat)
SERvA quid est, mi domine? quare tu me ex aedibus uocas? (Euclio seruam uerberat) o me miseram. ut dominus meus me uexat. nunc enim me uerberat. sed tu, mi domine, quare me uerberas?
EvC: o me miserum. tace. ut mala es! ut me miserum uexas! mane istic, Staphyla, mane! sta! moneo te!
(in aedis intrat Euclio)
Ser.: o me miseram. ut miser dominus meus est.
(Euclio ex aedibus in scaenam intrat)
EvC: saluum est. tu tamen quare istic stas? quare in aedis non is? abi! intra in aedis! occlude ianuam!
(serua in aedis intrat)
nunc abeo ad praetorem, quod pauper sum. ut inuitus eo! sed si hic maneo, uicini mei ‘hem’ inquiunt ‘senex miser multum habet aurum’.

Resultados (Inglês) 1:

Euclio (claims) out! Go out from the Office, serum.
(keep on stage enters)
the server what it is, my lord? Why do you call me at the office? (Euclio may make the lashes) Oh, poor me. that harasses me, my lord. For now my lashes. but, you, my Lord, why me, the whipping?
of Eve: Oh poor me. Hush. to bad you are! that harasses me miserable! early in the morning there, Staphylus, in the morning! Stand up! I warn you!
(Euclio enters the room)
Ser .: oh poor me. that the unhappy he is my master.
(Euclio from the Office of the stage enters)
of Eve: is safe. However, why do you stand over there? Why is not he in the house? Go! inside the temple! Shut the door!
(keep it enters into the house)
now go away to the praetor, that I am poor. as against him! but if it stays here, the neighbors with my "Hey," they say, "the old man, frail man, with a lot of gold".