phrase
ācta est fābula
ācta est fābula, plaudite
Meaning
- the end (commonly said at the end of Roman plays)
Origins
Literally, “the story is done, applaud”.
Quick answers
- What does ācta est fābula mean in Latin?
- ācta est fābula, a phrase, means “the end (commonly said at the end of Roman plays)”.