Tamburlaine (Marlowe)

Tamburlaine est ludus scaenicus in duas partes divisus, a Christophoro Marlowe anno 1590 editus, annis 1587 seu 1588 compositus. Persona principalis est Tamerlanes conquisitor.

Nexus externi[recensere | fontem recensere]

Pars I: Textus apud gutenberg.org (Anglice)
Pars II: Textus apud gutenberg.org (Anglice)
De censura apud The Times Online
"Tamburlaine the Great" apud nationaltheatre.org.uk

Bibliographia[recensere | fontem recensere]

Geckle, George L. Tamburlaine and Edward II: Text and Performance. New Jersey: Humanities Press International, 1988.
Waith, Eugene. The Herculean Hero in Marlowe, Chapman, Shakespeare, and Dryden. New York: Columbia University Press, 1967.

Tamburlaine : Index personarum

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Pars 1

    MYCETES, king of Persia.
    COSROE, his brother.
    MEANDER,     ]
    THERIDAMAS,  ]
    ORTYGIUS,    ] Persian lords.
    CENEUS,      ]
    MENAPHON,    ]
    TAMBURLAINE, a Scythian shepherd.
    TECHELLES,   ]
    USUMCASANE,  ] his followers.
    BAJAZETH, emperor of the Turks.
    KING OF FEZ.
    KING OF MOROCCO.
    KING OF ARGIER.
    KING OF ARABIA.
    SOLDAN OF EGYPT.
    GOVERNOR OF DAMASCUS.
    AGYDAS,      ]
    MAGNETES,    ] Median lords.
    CAPOLIN, an Egyptian.
    PHILEMUS, Bassoes, Lords, Citizens, Moors, Soldiers, and
    Attendants.
    ZENOCRATE, daughter to the Soldan of Egypt.
    ANIPPE, her maid.
    ZABINA, wife to BAJAZETH.
    EBEA, her maid.
    Virgins of Damascus

Pars 2

    TAMBURLAINE, king of Persia.
    CALYPHAS,  ]
    AMYRAS,    ] his sons.
    CELEBINUS, ]
    THERIDAMAS, king of Argier.
    TECHELLES, king of Fez.
    USUMCASANE, king of Morocco.
    ORCANES, king of Natolia.
    KING OF TREBIZON.
    KING OF SORIA.
    KING OF JERUSALEM.
    KING OF AMASIA.
    GAZELLUS, viceroy of Byron.
    URIBASSA.
    SIGISMUND, King of Hungary.
    FREDERICK, ]
    BALDWIN,   ] Lords of Buda and Bohemia.
    CALLAPINE, son to BAJAZETH, and prisoner to TAMBURLAINE.
    ALMEDA, his keeper.
    GOVERNOR OF BABYLON.
    CAPTAIN OF BALSERA.
    HIS SON.
    ANOTHER CAPTAIN.
    MAXIMUS, PERDICAS, Physicians, Lords, Citizens, Messengers,
    Soldiers, and Attendants.
    ZENOCRATE, wife to TAMBURLAINE.
    OLYMPIA, wife to the CAPTAIN OF BALSERA.
    Turkish Concubines.

Opera Christophori Marlowe

	Signatura Marlowe
Ludi scaenici: Dido Queen of Carthage · Tamburlaine · The Jew of Malta · Doctor Faustus · Edward II · The Massacre at Paris Carmina et versiones: Lucan's Pharsalia · Ovid's Amores · "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" · Hero and Leander

Scriptores scaenici Anglici: aevum litterarum renascentium

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Franciscus Beaumont · Gulielmus Berkeley · Richard Brome · Ludovicus Carlell · Gulielmus Cartwright · Georgius Chapman · Henricus Chettle · Robertus Daborne · Gulielmus Davenant · Robertus Davenport · Ioannes Day · Thomas Dekker · Ricardus Edwardes · Nathan Field · Ioannes Fletcher · Ioannes Ford · Robertus Greene · Ricardus Hathwaye · Gulielmus Haughton · Ioannes Heywood · Thomas Heywood · Beniaminus Jonson · Thomas Killigrew · Thomas Kyd · Thomas Lodge · Ioannes Lyly · Gervasius Markham · Christophorus Marlowe · Shackerley Marmion · Ioannes Marston · Philippus Massinger · Thomas May · Thomas Middleton · Antonius Munday · Thomas Nabbes · Thomas Nashe · Georgius Peele · Samuel Rowley · Gulielmus Rowley · Gulielmus Shakesperius · Iacobus Shirley · Wentworth Smith · Ioannes Suckling · Thomas Tomkis · Cyrillus Tourneur · Ioannes Webster · Georgius Wilkins · Arthurus Wilson · Robertus Wilson

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