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The Iron Age

Contayning the Rape of Hellen : The Siege of Troy : The Combate betwixt Hector and Aiax : Hector and Troilus slayne by Achilles : Achilles slaine by Paris : Aiax and Vlisses contend for the Armour of Achilles : The Death of Ajax, &c
Heywood, Thomas
  
The Iron Age:
  
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Drammatis Personæ.
  
To my VVorthy and much Respected Friend, Mr. Thomas Hammon, of Grayes Inne Esquire.
  
To the Reader.

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Actus Tertius
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Actus Quartus
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Drammatis Personæ.

    Of the party of the Troians.

  • King Priam.
  • Hector.
  • Paris.
  • Troilus.
  • Æneas.
  • Anthenor.
  • Deiphobus.
  • Margareton.
  • Astianax, Hectors sonne.
  • Queene Hecuba.
  • Cassandra a Prophetesse.
  • Cressida, Calchas his daughter.
  • Polixina daughter to Priam.
  • Oenon, Paris his first loue.
  • Andromache, Hectors wife.
  • Hectors Armour-bearer.
  • Troian souldiers.

    Of the party of the Grecians.

  • King Agamemnon Generall.
  • King Menelaus.
  • King Diomed.
  • Vlysses, King of Ithacus.
  • Achilles.
  • A Spartan Lord.
  • An Embassador of Creete.
  • Castor and Pollux, the two brothers of Hellena.
  • Aiax Duke of Salamine.
  • Thersites a raylor.
  • Queene Hellena.
  • Calchas, Apolles Priest.
  • Patroclus, Achilles his friend.
  • Achilles his Mermidons.
  • Grecian souldiers.
  • Attendants.
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