Authors: Anonymous, William ShakespeareNot Peer Reviewed
The Tragedy of Locrine (Third Folio, 1664)
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Act 5, scene 1
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Act 1, scene 1
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Act 1, scene 2
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Act 1, scene 3
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Act 1, scene 4
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Act 2, scene 1
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Act 2, scene 2
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Act 2, scene 3
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Act 2, scene 4
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Act 2, scene 5
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Act 2, scene 6
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Act 2, scene 7
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Act 3, scene 1
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Act 3, scene 2
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Act 3, scene 3
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Act 3, scene 4
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Act 3, scene 5
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Act 3, scene 6
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Act 3, scene 7
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Act 4, scene 1
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Act 4, scene 2
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Act 4, scene 3
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Act 4, scene 4
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Act 4, scene 5
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Act 5, scene 1
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Act 5, scene 2
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Act 5, scene 3
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Act 5, scene 4
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Act 5, scene 5
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Act 5, scene 6
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> 1733Actus Quintus. Scena Prima. 1734Enter Ate as before. Jason leading Creon's daughter. 1735Medea following, hath a garland in her hand, and 1736putting it on Creon's daughters head, setteth it on fire, 1737and then killing Jason and her, departeth. 1738Ate.Non tam Trinacriis exaestuat AEtna cavernis,
1739Laesae furtivo quam cor mulieris amore.
1740Medea seeing
Jason leave her love,
1741And choo
se the daughter of the
Theban King,
1742Went to her devilli
sh charms to work revenge;
1743And rai
sing up the triple
Hecate,
1744With all the rout of the condemned
fiends,
1745Framed a garland by her magick
skill,
1746With which
she wrought
Jason and
Creon's ill.
1747So
Guendoline seeing her
self mi
sus'd,
1748And
Humber's paramour po
sse
sse her place,
1749Flies to the Dukedome of
Cornubia,
1750And with her brother
stout
Thrasimachus,
1751Gathering a power of
Cornish souldiers,
1752Gives battel to her hu
sband and his ho
st,
1753Nigh to the river of great
Mertia: 1754The chances of this di
smal ma
ssacre,
1755That which en
sueth
shortly will unfold.
Exit.