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... Iarbas . Cloanthes . Sergestus . At London , Printed , by the Widdowe Orwin , for Thomas Woodcocke , and are to be sold at his shop , in Paules Churchyeard , at the signe of the blacke Beare . 1594. 4to . A copy of this edition is in ...
... Iarbas . Cloanthes . Sergestus . At London , Printed , by the Widdowe Orwin , for Thomas Woodcocke , and are to be sold at his shop , in Paules Churchyeard , at the signe of the blacke Beare . 1594. 4to . A copy of this edition is in ...
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... . CUPID . JUNO . VENUS . ENEAS . ASCANIUS , his son . ACHATES . ILIONEUS . CLOANTHUS . SERGESTUS . Other Trojans . IARBAS . Carthaginian Lords . DIDO . ANNA , her sister . Nurse THE TRAGEDY OF DIDO , QUEEN OF CARTHAGE . ACT.
... . CUPID . JUNO . VENUS . ENEAS . ASCANIUS , his son . ACHATES . ILIONEUS . CLOANTHUS . SERGESTUS . Other Trojans . IARBAS . Carthaginian Lords . DIDO . ANNA , her sister . Nurse THE TRAGEDY OF DIDO , QUEEN OF CARTHAGE . ACT.
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... IARBAS , and train . Dido . What stranger art thou , that dost eye me thus ? En . Sometime I was a Trojan , mighty queen ; But Troy is not : -- what shall I say I am ? Ili . Renowmèd Dido , ' tis our general , Warlike Æneas . Dido ...
... IARBAS , and train . Dido . What stranger art thou , that dost eye me thus ? En . Sometime I was a Trojan , mighty queen ; But Troy is not : -- what shall I say I am ? Ili . Renowmèd Dido , ' tis our general , Warlike Æneas . Dido ...
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... Iarbas , and I'll go with thee ! Cup . An if my mother go , I'll follow her . Dido . Why stay'st thou here ? thou art no love of mine . Iar . Iarbas , die , seeing she abandons thee ! 40 Dido . No ; live , Iarbas : What hast thou ...
... Iarbas , and I'll go with thee ! Cup . An if my mother go , I'll follow her . Dido . Why stay'st thou here ? thou art no love of mine . Iar . Iarbas , die , seeing she abandons thee ! 40 Dido . No ; live , Iarbas : What hast thou ...
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... Iarbas ! Iar . Doth Dido call me back ? Dido . No ; but I charge thee never look on me . Iar . Then pull out both mine eyes , or let me die . [ Exit . 50 Anna . Wherefore doth Dido bid Iarbas go ? Dido . Because his loathsome sight ...
... Iarbas ! Iar . Doth Dido call me back ? Dido . No ; but I charge thee never look on me . Iar . Then pull out both mine eyes , or let me die . [ Exit . 50 Anna . Wherefore doth Dido bid Iarbas go ? Dido . Because his loathsome sight ...
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 2 The English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Ausgabe | Neuauflage |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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