In the case of Menander, only the more important allusions are chronicled. In the case of the other writers, everything that bears on the subject is mentioned.
MENANDER.
Adelphi 1. The happiness of never marrying. (Adapted by Terence in his Adelphi.)
Andria 1. Love makes blind. (Adapted by Terence in his Andria.)
Androgynus 2. An allusion to a wedding ceremony.
Anepsii 1. Love is, by nature, deaf to advice.
2. A daughter is a troublesome thing.
Aphrodisia 1. Love makes fools of men.
2. A girl, while delirious, lets out unfortunate secrets.
Arrephorus 1. The dangers of marriage.