of the original text. We have also to thank our dear Amanuensis, whose delicate taste, and skill in languages ancient and modern, have added materially to any worth this little work may have.
J. Y. G.
Swaynesthorpe,
Long Ditton,
April, 1885.
PERSONS REPRESENTED.
ROMANS.
Scipio, the Roman General. Quintus Fabius, his Brother. Jugurtha, a Roman Officer. Caius Marius, a Roman Soldier. Roman Soldiers.
NUMANTINES.
| Theogenes, Chief Governor of Numantia. | |||||
| Corabino, | } | Governors of Numantia. | |||
| Four Numantines, | |||||
| Morandro, | } | Numantine Soldiers. | |||
| Leoncio, | |||||
| Marquino, a Wizard. | |||||
| Milvio, his Attendant. | |||||
| Viriato, | } | Numantine Youths. | |||
| Servio, | |||||
| A Corpse. | |||||
| Lyra, affianced to Morandro. | |||||
| The Brother of Lyra. | |||||
Numantine wives, priests with their attendants, two ambassadors, soldiers, children, &c.
ALLEGORICAL PERSONAGES.
Spain, with mural crown. Douro, with its tributaries. War. Sickness. Hunger. Fame.
The Scene is laid alternately in the Roman Camp and within the walls of Numantia.
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