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Anon. (1594)

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Historical Records

Performance Records (Henslowe’s Diary)

F.10v (Greg I.20):
 ye 8 of novemb[er] 1594
ne . .
R[d] at seser & pompie
iijll ijs

 ye
R[d]
xxxxs

 ye
R[d]
xxijs


F.15v (Greg I.30):
 ye
R[d]
xviijs

 ye
 R[d]
xviijs

 ye
R[d] at
 xiiijs










Theatrical Provenance

It was first performed by the Admiral's Men at the Rose on Friday 8 November 1594. It was performed three more times in 1594 and four more times in 1595.


Probable Genre(s)

Classical history (Harbage).



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References to the Play

None known.


Critical Commentary






For What It's Worth





Works Cited




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