The Second Part of the Iron Age Which contayneth the death of Penthesilea, Paris, Priam, and Hecuba : The burning of Troy : The deaths of Agamemnon, Menelaus, Clitemnestra, Hellena, Orestes, Egistus, Pillades, King Diomed, Pyrhus, Cethus, Synon. Thersites, &c |
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Drammatis personæ.
- Pyrhus the sonne of Achilles, surnamed Neoptolemus.
- Synon a periured Greeke, by whose teares Troy was set on fire.
- Chorebus a Prince, who came to the warres for the loue of Cassandra.
- Laocoon, a priest of Apollo.
- Polites, a young sonne of King Priam, and Queene Hecuba.
- A Troian Citizen, & his wife.
- A second Troian.
- Souldiers of Greece.
- Souldiers of Troy.
- The Ghost of Hector.
- A Lord of Mycena.
- A Guard.
- Penthesilea Queene of the Amazons, with her trayne of Uiragoes.
- Cethus sonne to King Naulus, and brother of Palamides.
- Pillades the friend of Orestes.
- Orestes sonne to King Agamemnon, and his Queene Clitemnestra.
- Electra, sister to Orestes.
- Hermione daughter to King Menelaus and Q. Hellen.
- Clitemnestra wife and Queene to Agamemnon.
- Egistus a fauorite to Queene Clitemnestra.
- The Priest of Apollo.
- Attendants.
New persons not presented in the former part of this History.
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