"The Burning of Troy," "The Deaths of Hecuba, Priam, Menelaus, Helena, Pyrhus."

Original id:

11949

Degree of relationship to ancient play:

Adaptation

Production notes:

Play. Episodes in The Iron Age part 2. Fourth in cycle of plays dramatizing Troia Britanica. Composed 1610-12. Published in 1632 in England (London: Okes).

Media of production:

Stage-play

Languages:

English

Companies:

Ancient works:

Aeneid, Metamorphoses, Posthomerica, Trojan Women, Trojan Women, Hekabe (Hecuba)

Script	Author(s)
Aeneid	Virgil
Metamorphoses	Ovid
Posthomerica	Quintus Smyrnaeus AKA Quintus of Smyrna
Trojan Women	Euripides
Trojan Women	Seneca
Hekabe (Hecuba)	Euripides

Person	Role	Notes
Thomas Heywood	Writer

Venue	Festival	Dates	Notes
British Museum, Lecture Theatre (London, Greater London, England)			1st performance sometime before 1619

Source	Format	Location if held at the APGRD	Pagination
Oxford Guide to Classical Mythology in the Arts, 1300-1990s. Vol.2	Book	library	1050	Heywood 1874, vol. 3 / Clark 1931, p. 64

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