. The tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra . I NT0N1VS grandfatherwasthatfamousOratorwhomc*//w7«f, flew, becaufc he cookc SyUaes part. His father was an other Antonim furnamed*C/?M»,who was not Co bareany great fway in1 the common wealth: howbeit otherwife he was an honeftman,and|ofa very good nature, and fpecially very liberal! in giui ng, as appca-)rcih by an a&hcdid. Hewasnotvery wealthy, and therefore hist wife would not let him vfehis Iiberalitieand franke a friend of hiscomming to him to prayhimtohelpehim tofome money, hauing great neede: ^sfntonitu by chance had no
. The tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra . I NT0N1VS grandfatherwasthatfamousOratorwhomc*//w7«f, flew, becaufc he cookc SyUaes part. His father was an other Antonim furnamed*C/?M»,who was not Co bareany great fway in1 the common wealth: howbeit otherwife he was an honeftman,and|ofa very good nature, and fpecially very liberal! in giui ng, as appca-)rcih by an a&hcdid. Hewasnotvery wealthy, and therefore hist wife would not let him vfehis Iiberalitieand franke a friend of hiscomming to him to prayhimtohelpehim tofome money, hauing great neede: ^sfntonitu by chance had no money togiue him, but he commaunded one of his men to bring him feme water in a Cluer bafen, and after. ■ Friends to Antony [DRAMATIS PERSONSMark Antony, \ Octavius Cjesar, VTriumvirs M. 2Emilius Lepidus, JSextus PompeiusDomitius Enobarbus,Ventidius,Eros, ScARUS, Dercetas, Demetrius, Philo, M^CENAS, Agrippa, DoLABELLA, Proculeius, Thyreus, Gallus, Menas, mene crates, Varrius, Taurus, Lieutenant-General to Ccesar Canidius, Lieut enant-General to Antony Sinus, an Officer under Ventidius Euphronius, a Schoolmaster Alexas, Friends to Ccesar ■Friends to Pompey Attendants on Cleopatra Mardian,Seleucus, DlOMEDES, . A SoothsayerA Clown Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt Octavia, Sister to Ccesar, and wife to Antony Charmian,1 . . _, T \ Attendants on Cleopatra Iras, J r Officers, Soldiers, Messengers, and other Attendants Scene: In several parts of the Roman Empire] The Tragedy of Antony and CleopatraACT FIRST Scene One[Alexandria. A Room in Cleopatras Palace] Enter Demetrius and Philo. Phi. Nay, but this dotage of our generalsOerflows the measure; those his goodly eyes,That oer the files and must
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