TO THE COURTEOUS READER.

_To make too large an explanation of this following Poem were but to

beguile thy appetite and somewhat dull thy expectation; but the work it

selfe being now an Orphant, and wanting him to protect that first begot

it, it were an iniury to his memory to passe him unspoken of. For the

man his Muse was much courted but no common mistresse; and though but

seldome seene abroad yet ever much_ admired _at. This worke, not the

meanest of his labours, has much adorned not only one but many Stages,

with such a generall applause as it hath drawne even the Rigid Stoickes

of the Time, who, though not for pleasure yet for profit have gathered

something out of his plentifull Vineyard. My hopes are it wil prove no

lesse pleasing to the_ Reader _then it has formerly beene to the_

Spectators; _and, so prooving, I have my aime and full desire.

Farewell_.

The Actors Names.

_Genzerick_, King of the _Vandals_.

_Anthonio_ |

_Damianus_ | 3 Noble men.

_Cosmo_ |

_Hubert_, A brave Commander.

_Henerick_, the Prince.

_Bellizarius_, the Generall.

_Eugenius_, a Christian Bishop.

_Epidaurus_, a Lord.

2 Physitians.

2 Pagans.

1 Camell-driver.

2 Camell-driver.

_Victoria_, Wife to _Bellizarius_.

_Bellina_, his Daughter.

A Souldier.

2 Angels.

2 Christians tonguelesse.

Clowne.

Constable.

3 Watchmen.

3 Huntsmen.

3 Other Camell-drivers.

Officers and Souldiers.

The Martyr'd Souldier.

_Actus Primus_.

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