THE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINE

The eldest son of King Brutus, discoursing the wars of the Britains and Huns,with their discomfiture, the Britain’s victory with their accidents, and thedeath of Albanact.

Contents

ACT I

Scene II. The house of Strumbo

Scene III. An apartment in the palace

ACT II

Scene III. The camp of Albanact

Scene IV. The camp of Humber

Scene V. Another part of the field of battle

Scene VI. The camp of the Huns

ACT III

Scene I. Troynouant. An apartment in the Royal Palace

Scene II. The banks of the river, afterward the Humber

Scene III. Before the hut of a peasant

Scene IV. The camp of Locrine

Scene V. The field of battle

Scene VI. Another part of the field

ACT IV

Scene I. The camp of Locrine

Scene II. A forest

Scene III. A chamber in the Royal Palace

Scene IV. The entrance of a cave, near which runs the river, afterward the Humber

ACT V

Scene I. A chamber in the Royal Palace

Scene II. The camp of Gwendoline

Scene III. The camp of Locrine

Scene IV. The field of battle

Dramatis Personæ

ATE, the Goddess of Revenge

BRUTUS, King of Britain
LOCRINE, son to Brutus
CAMBER, son to Brutus
ALBANACT, son to Brutus
MADAN, son of Locrine and Gwendoline
ASSARACHUS, follower of Brutus
CORINEUS, follower of Brutus
THRASIMACHUS, son to Corineus
GWENDOLINE, daughter to Corineus, married to Locrine
DEBON, an old Officer.

HUMBER, King of Scythia
ESTRILD, wife to Humber
HUBBA, son to Humber
SEGAR, a Scythian Officer
TRUSSIER, a Scythian Officer

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