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Zamorin and Zama

A Tragedy In Five Acts
Sotheby, William (1757-1833)
  
ZAMORIN AND ZAMA,
  
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

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ACT I.
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ACT II.
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ACT III.
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ACT IV.
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ACT V.

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DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

    Men. Peruvians.

  • Villoma, an Inca. Priest of the Sun.
  • Zamorin, an Inca. Leader of the Peruvian army. Hostage with the Spaniards.
  • Gulaxa, an Inca, pretending to the Crown of Cuzco, supported by Pizarro.
  • Orcas, Peruvian Chief.
  • Arcal, Conspirator.
  • Rimac, Conspirator.

    Spaniards.

  • D. F. Pizarro,
  • Juan Pizarro, his Brother.
  • Pedro de Lerma, a discontented Chief.
  • Alvarados, an old brave Captain.
  • Benalcazar, ditto.
  • Don Diego de Almagro, Son to Pizarro's rival. A young honourable Knt.

    Woman.

  • Zama, a Coya, Daughter of the Sun, Child of Villoma, Wife of Zamorin.
SCENE, Fortress of Cuzco, founded on a Rock, crowned by the Temple of the Sun. At its base, Pizarro's Camp, and part of Cuzco in ruins.
Time, That of representation.
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