the significance of the title of Plautus , 'The Pot of Gold '
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The significance of the title of plautus, The pot of gold .It was the story of an old man eudio who lived with his daughter Phaedra and his servant. Eudio was given a pot of gold by his ancestors. He wanted to preserve it initially but later become greedy and did anything for the pot of gold..
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In the temple, Euclio hid the pot of gold. "Lyconides servant Strobilus" saw this and stole the "pot of gold". ... Lyconides gave the pot of gold to Euclio who in turn agrees to the marriage between Lyconides and Phaedria. The importance of the story is that Earth can give us only what we need but cannot satisfy the greed.
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