Antony and Cleopatra Reader 1

1.1.: Philo, Antony 1.2.: Charmian, Alexas, Antony, First Attendant “The man from Sicyon” 1.3.: Charmian, Antony 1.4.: Lepidus, First Messenger “Thy biddings have been done” [One Speech], Second Messenger “Caesar, I bring thee word” 1.5.: Charmian, Mardian, Alexas 2.1.: Menecrates, Menas, Varrius 2.2.: Lepidus, Antony, Maecenas, Agrippa 2.3.: Antony, Octavia 2.4.: Lepidus, Agrippa, Maecenas 2.5.: Charmian, Mardian, Messenger 2.6.: Antony, Lepidus, Menas 2.7.: Second Servant, Antony, Lepidus, Menas, Boy (Song) 3.1.: Silius 3.2.: Agrippa, Antony, Octavia, Lepidus 3.3.: Alexas, Messenger, Charmian 3.4.: Antony, Octavia 3.5. 3.6.: Maecenas, Agrippa, Octavia 3.7.: Antony, Canidius 3.8.: Taurus 3.9.: Antony 3.10.: Canidius 3.11.: Antony, Charmian 3.12.: Dolabella, Ambassador from Antony (Euphronius), Thidias (or Thyreus) 3.13.: Antony, Ambassador from Antony (Euphronius), Attendant (or Servant) “A messenger from Caesar”, Thidias (or Thyreus) 4.1.: Maecenas 4.2.: Antony 4.3.: Second Soldier, Third Soldier 4.4.: Antony, Armed Soldier, Charmian 4.5.: Antony 4.6.: Agrippa, Messenger, Soldier 4.7.: Agrippa, Antony 4.8.: Antony 4.9.: First Watch (or Second Soldier), Second Watch (or Third Soldier) 4.10.: Antony 4.11. 4.12.: Antony 4.13.: Charmian 4.14.: Antony, Mardian, Second Guard, Dercetas 4.15.: Charmian, Antony 5.1.: Dolabella, Dercetas, Agrippa, Maecenas, An Egyptian, Proculeius 5.2.: Proculeius (and Gallus, if he speaks), Charmian, Dolabella, Seleucus, (First) Guardsman, Clown

Antony and Cleopatra Reader 2

1.1.: Cleopatra, Messenger “News, my lord, from Rome”, Demetrius 1.2.: Soothsayer, Enobarbus, Iras, Cleopatra, Messenger “Fulvia thy wife first came into the field.”, Second Attendant “He stays upon your will.”, Second Messenger “Fulvia, thy wife, is dead.” 1.3.: Cleopatra 1.4.: Octavius Caesar 1.5.: Cleopatra 2.1.: Pompey 2.2.: Enobarbus, Octavius Caesar 2.3.: Octavius Caesar, Soothsayer 2.4. 2.5.: Cleopatra 2.6.: Pompey, Octavius Caesar, Enobarbus 2.7.: First Servant, Pompey, Enobarbus, Octavius Caesar 3.1.: Ventidius 3.2.: Enobarbus, Octavius Caesar 3.3.: Cleopatra 3.4. 3.5.: Enobarbus, Eros 3.6.: Octavius Caesar 3.7.: Cleopatra, Enobarbus, (First) Messenger, Soldier, (Second) Messenger 3.8.: Cleopatra 3.9. 3.10.: Enobarbus, Scarus 3.11.: Eros, Iras, Cleopatra 3.12.: Octavius Caesar 3.13.: Cleopatra, Enobarbus, First Attendant (or Servant) “Soundly, my lord.” 4.1.: Octavius Caesar 4.2.: Enobarbus, Cleopatra, Servant “The gods forbid!” 4.3.: First Soldier, Fourth Soldier 4.4.: Cleopatra, Eros, Captain 4.5.: Soldier, Eros 4.6.: Octavius Caesar, Enobarbus 4.7.: Scarus, Eros 4.8.: Cleopatra 4.9.: Sentry (or First Soldier), Enobarbus 4.10.: Scarus 4.11.: Octavius Caesar 4.12.: Scarus, Cleopatra 4.13.: Cleopatra 4.14.: Eros, First Guard, Third Guard, Diomedies 4.15.: Cleopatra, Diomedies, Iras 5.1.: Octavius Caesar 5.2.: Cleopatra, Iras, Octavius Caesar, Second Guard “There’s Dolabella sent from Caesar”, Within “A way there, a way for Caesar!”