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DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

    MEN.

  • Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice.
  • Bertuccio Faliero, Nephew of the Doge.
  • Lioni, a Patrician and Senator.
  • Benintende, Chief of the Council of Ten.
  • Michel Steno, One of the three Capi of the Forty
  • Israel Bertuccio, Chief of the Arsenal,
  • Philip Calendaro, Conspirator.
  • Dagolino, Conspirator.
  • Bertram, Conspirator.
  • Signor of the Night, “Signore di Notte,” one of the Officers belonging to the Republic.
  • First Citizen.
  • Second Citizen.
  • Third Citizen.
  • Vincenzo, Officer belonging to the Ducal Palace.
  • Pietro, Officer belonging to the Ducal Palace.
  • Battista, Officer belonging to the Ducal Palace.
  • Secretary of the Council of Ten.
  • Guards, Conspirators, Citizens, The Council of Ten, the Giunta, etc., etc.

    WOMEN.

  • Angiolina, Wife to the Doge.
  • Marianna, her Friend.
  • Female Attendans, etc.
Scene Venice—in the year 1355.
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Speakers' names have been abbreviated in this text. The abbreviations for major characters are as follows:

  • For Pie. read Pietro
  • For Bat. read Battista
  • For Vin. read Vincenzo
  • For Ber. F. read Bertuccio Faliero
  • For I. Ber. read Israel Bertuccio
  • For Ang. read Angiolina
  • For Mar. read Marianna
  • For Cal. read Calendaro
  • For Dag. read Dagolino
  • For Ber. read Bertram
  • For Ant. read Antonio
  • For Ben. read Benintende