Afranius
, a Latin poet, who wrote several comedies
in imitation of Menander. He was a man of wit and sense.
Quintilian blames him for the licentious amours in his
plays. He lived about 100 years before the vulgar sera,
according to Vqssius. Only some fragments of this poet
are come down to our times, which are inserted in the
“Corpus Poetarum” of Maittaire, London, 1713, folio. 3
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