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Nevertheless, I must speak of them, even if I shall seem to be telling stale news, in order that I may not bear the blame of being the only one who does not know about them. But no!
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We must callin one of Menander’s Prologues, Exposure, a god devoted to Truth and Frankness, by no means the least notable of the characters that appear on the stage, disliked only by you and your sort, who fear his tongue because he knows everything and tells in plain language all that he knows about you.We do not know the play in which Exposure appeared as prologue and have no other information in the matter. It would indeed be delightful if he should prove willing to oblige us by coming forward and telling the spectators the entire argument of the play.
