"Amphitrion, Asinaria, Aulularia, Bachidas, Fun of Thieves" is a collection of comedies by the Roman playwright Titus Maztius Plautus. In these five comedies, the author successfully combined elements of Greek tragedy with Roman traditions, creating interesting and funny plots. In "Amphitrion" the audience experiences the tangled story of the double identity and adventures of the heroes. "Asinaria" tells about conspiracies and intrigues around the treasure, and "Aulularia" - about funny misunderstandings over money. "Bahidy" tells the story of two twin sisters who have a series of comic adventures, while "The Fun of Thieves" is a comedy about hostages and their rescue. Each of these five comedies reflects a variety of styles and themes that have interested audiences throughout the ages. Plautus' work is considered one of the best in Roman comedy, and his works are still popular and relevant.