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MDCCLXXVIII.

Perfons Represented

King of France.
Duke of Florence.

Bertram, Count of Roufillon.

Lafeu, an old Lord.

Parolles, a parafitical follower of Bertram ; a coward, but vain, and a great pretender to valour.

Several young French Lords, that ferve with Bertram in the Florentine war.

Steward,
Clown,

} Servants to the Countess of Roufillon.

Countess of Roufillon, mother to Bertram.

Helena, daughter to Gerard de Narbon, a famous phyfician, fome time fince dead.

An old widow of Florence.

Diana, Daughter to the widow.

Violenta 3,

Mariana,

Neighbours and friends to the widow.

Lords, attending on the King; Officers, Soldiers, &c.

SCENE lies partly in France, and partly in Tuscany.

The perfons were first enumerated by Rowe.

2 Parolles.] I fuppofe we should write this name Paroles, i.e. a creature made up of empty words. STEEVENS.

3 Violenta only enters once, and then she neither speaks, nor is fpoken to. STEEvens.

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