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Ester d'Engaddi <Italian> / Esther of Engaddi (1821) is a play by Silvio Pellico.

Abstract

A tragedy in five acts by the Italian patriot and writer. The setting is a remote area of Israel where a group of Jewish refugees lives around 50 years after the destruction of the Temple.

Editions, performances, translations

Premiered in Turin [Italy]: 1838.

Translated into English, Yiddish and Russian.

Provides the libretto of four operas:

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