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 | Andronicus : A Tragedy, Impieties Long Successe, or Heavens Late Revenge |  |
- Maria Cesarissa, Daughter to Manuel, late Emperour of Constantinople.
- II. Zena the Emperesse, Mother to Alexius.
- III. Eudoxa Lady of Honour to Zena.
- IV. Irene Lady of Honour to Zena.
- V. Artemia, a Court-Lady, wife to Menander.
- VI. Anna, Emperesse to Alexius, afterwards to Andronicus.
- VII. Juletta, Maid of Honour to Anna.
- VIII. Alexius, Son of Manuel, and Emperour.
- IX. Andronicus, Kinsman, Murderer and Successor to Alexius.
- X. Isachius, next of the Imperial Line; at last Emperour.
- XI. Ducas, a Prince of the Blood.
- XII. Basilius, Patriarch of Constantinople.
- XIII. Monobius, a Hermite newly quitting his Cell.
- XIV. Cleobulus, an Aged Privy Counsellour.
- XV. Paleologus, a young Courtier.
- XVI. Lapardas, an Instrument to promote Andronicus.
- XVII. Menander, a Courtier, and Husband to Artemia.
- XVIII. Crato, a States-man.
- XIX. Asotus, a dissolute man, and debautcher of Alexius.
- XX. Panergus, Ingineer-General to Andronicus in all his villanies.
- XXI. Philobiblus, Tutor to Alexius.
- XXII. Spiculator, an Executioner.
- XXIII. Nurse, Servants, Surgeons, Messengers, and Citizens.
Dramatis Personæ.
| Andronicus : A Tragedy, Impieties Long Successe, or Heavens Late Revenge | |