Editing Punic language (section)

===Latin and English translation===

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| <blockquote><poem>{{lang|la|deos deasque veneror, qui hanc urbem colunt,         <sup>950</sup>
ut quod de mea re huc veni rite venerim,
measque hic ut gnatas et mei fratris filium
reperire me siritis, di vostram fidem.
[quae mihi surruptae sunt et fratris filium.]
sed hic mihi antehac hospes <u>[[Antidamas]]</u> fuit;            <sup>955</sup>
eum fecisse aiunt, sibi quod faciundum fuit.
eius filium esse hic praedicant <u>Agorastoclem</u>:
ad eum hospitalem hanc tesseram mecum fero;
is in hisce habitare monstratust regionibus.
hos percontabor qui hinc egrediuntur foras.|italic=no}}<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/plautus/poenulus.shtml |author=Plautus |title=Poenulus |publisher=The Latin Library }}</ref><!-- Note: The Latin Library does not have specific licensing info but the text is presumably Public Domain owing to its age. The text appears to be different from some printed versions. Will proofread and re-type if necessary. -->
</poem></blockquote> || <blockquote><poem>I worship the gods and goddesses who preside over this city, 
that I may have come hither with good omen as to this business of mine, on which I have come;
and, to find my daughters and the son of my cousin, 
lend me your aid, ye gods, that you may permit me 
those who were stolen away from me, and his son from my cousin. 
But here lived formerly my guest [[Antidamas]]. 
They say that he has done that which he was doomed to do. 
They say that his son Agorastocles lives here. 
To him am I carrying with me this token of hospitality. 
He has been pointed as living in this neighbourhood. 
I'll make enquiry of these who are coming hither out of doors.<ref name="Riley" /></poem></blockquote>
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