Terentii Comoediae Sex: Andria, Eunuchus, Heautontymorumenon, Adelphoe, Ecyra, Phormio (Éd.1476) (Litterature)

His plays cleverly critique societal norms of his time—I'm curious what modern issues the playwright might find still relevant today.

The wit and social commentary feel surprisingly modern; I wonder if contemporary audiences saw it the same way as we do now.

Some jokes felt a bit obscure, possibly due to cultural shifts. Do others think there’s a way to fully appreciate the humor without that context?