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Among the characters are Josephus, Titus, and Vespasian.
Among the characters are Josephus, Titus, and Vespasian.


==Editions, performances, translations==
==Editions, performances==
Premiered in London, England. Published there in 1662.  
Premiered in London, England. Published there in 1662.  


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Revision as of 22:09, 21 January 2016

The Jewes Tragedy; or, Their Fatal and Final Overthrow by Vespasian and Titus His Son (1626) is a play by William Heminges.

Abstract

Among the characters are Josephus, Titus, and Vespasian.

Editions, performances

Premiered in London, England. Published there in 1662.

External links