After that the Houshold Ghost of EuclioвЂ™s house tells the story of an old cheap man who also found gold and Phaedria prayed to him every day and in the end he gave the pot of gold to Euclio so he could have dowry for Phaedria.Д®uclio yelled at his servant because he thought she was spying on him.

Lyconides asked Megadorus to let him have Phaedria. Euclio said yes just because Megadorus didnвЂ™t ask for dowry.Д®uclio went to bury the pot into the woods but Lyconides servant Strobilus saw him and stole the pot. Megadorus wants to settle down and he goes to Euclio and asks for his daughterвЂ™s hand. In the meantime Lyconides and Phaedria fell in love. In the introduction Euclio found the gold and hid it, in the twist Megadorus wants to marry Phaedria, then the pot of gold disappears and in the end Euclio gets his pot of gold and Lyconides gets Phaedria.Д®uclio finds a pot of gold and he is a cheap old man who hides his gold from everyone. Lyconides out of love for Phaedria gives up his inheritance just to be with Phaedria who is pregnant with his child. Megadorus is his uncle and he wants to marry Phaedria because he wants to settle down but in the end he gives up on that idea.

Phaedria is his daughter and she loves Lyconides. Euclio is a poor man who finds the pot of gold and gets materialistic richness with it but becomes poor in every other aspects of his life.

The Pot Of Gold Plautus Sparknotes