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- Cleobulus, a Gentleman of Arcadia, father to Philaritus.
- Bracheus, a Shepherd, father to Arismena.
- Philaritus, a Lover of Arismena.
- Lariscus, a Lover of Castarina.
- Paromet, a Satyre, father to Castarina.
- Graculus, a servant to Bracheus.
- Four Satyres.
- Coridon and Rurius. Servants to Cleobulus, one of them a Magitian.
- Three Shepherds, and three Shepherdesses.
- Apollo and two Sybills.
- Sylvia.
- Arismena, and Castarina. Two Shepherdesses.
- Attendants.
The Actors.
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