The Works of William Shakespeare (Cambridge Ed., Vol. 7)
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ [3666] .
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DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[3666].
| Duncan, king of Scotland. | |
| Malcolm, | his sons. |
| Donalbain, | |
| Macbeth, | generals of the King's army. |
| Banquo, | |
| Macduff, | noblemen of Scotland. |
| Lennox, | |
| Ross, | |
| Menteith, | |
| Angus, | |
| Caithness, | |
| Fleance, son to Banquo. | |
| Siward, earl of Northumberland, general of the English forces. | |
| Young Siward, his son. | |
| Seyton, an officer attending on Macbeth. | |
| Boy, son to Macduff. | |
| An English Doctor. | |
| A Scotch Doctor. | |
| A Sergeant. | |
| A Porter. | |
| An Old Man. | |
| Lady Macbeth. | |
| Lady Macduff. | |
| Gentlewoman[3667] attending on Lady Macbeth. | |
| Hecate. | |
| Three Witches. | |
| Apparitions. | |
| Lords, Gentlemen, Officers, Soldiers, Murderers, Attendants, and Messengers. | |
Scene: Scotland: England.
THE TRAGEDY OF
MACBETH.
FOOTNOTES:
[3666] First given by Rowe; more fully by Capell.
[3667] Gentlewoman ...] Capell. Gentlewomen ... Rowe.
