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has not yet occurred. By the play's end, Caesar has deposed Ptolemy and placed Cleopatra in sole possession of the Egyptian crown. The play's Prologue specifically states that the work shows a virginal "Young Cleopatra...and her great Mind / Express'd to the height...." Some of the famous aspects of
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when Pompey landed in Egypt after his Pharsalia defeat (events depicted in Act II). Septimius is the "false one" of the title, and his prominence comes close to turning the work into a "villain play." Yet Septimius is portrayed as lacking any redeeming or sympathetic quality, making him a weak prop
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is heavily dominated by political material, rather than dramatic realisations of its characters; for some critics, the split in the play's focus among Cleopatra, Caesar, and Septimius prevents the play from cohering into an effective dramatic whole.
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Given Fletcher's highly distinctive pattern of stylistic and textual preferences, scholars have found it fairly easy to distinguish the shares of the two authors in the play. Commentators from E. H. C. Oliphant to
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on which to mount a drama. The authors' choice in this matter may have been dictated by their desire to comment on contemporaneous political events; in this interpretation, the Pompey of the play represents Sir
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The historical characters of the play – primarily Caesar and Cleopatra, but also Pompey and even Septimius – have attracted the attention of various dramatists. Apart from the famous works of Shakespeare and
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The dramatists chose to portray only the beginning of the story of Caesar and Cleopatra in their play; they concentrate on the events of 48 BC. The play is set in
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the story are reproduced in the play: Cleopatra has herself delivered to Caesar in Act III, though enclosed in a "packet" rather than rolled up in a rug.
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have agreed that Massinger wrote Act I and Act V, while Fletcher wrote Acts II, III, and IV – the same division of labour as in
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The Later Jacobean and Caroline Dramatists:A Survey and Bibliography of Recent Studies in English Renaissance Drama,
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The Plays of Beaumont and Fletcher: An Attempt to Determine Their Respective Shares and the Shares of Others,
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Scholars date the play to the 1619–20 period, partly because of parallels with the political situation in
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William R. Elton and William B. Long, eds., Newark, DE, University of Delaware Press, 1989; pp. 276–85.
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and have suggested that the portrayal of Septimius was partially modelled on Shakespeare's Enobarbus.
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has sequestered his sister/wife/queen Cleopatra and has assumed sole rule of the kingdom, and the
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after Burbage's death in the spring of 1619, indicates a date after that time.
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The playwrights chose to concentrate much of their attention on the figure of
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perhaps his most obscure play, may date from c. 1613. It was followed by
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at the hands of one of his own officers, the "false one" of the title.
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Chapel Hill, NC, University of North Carolina Press, 1939; pp. 170–2.
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Lincoln, NE, University of Nebraska Press, 1978; pp. 74, 107.
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This classical history tells of the meeting and romance of
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The collaborators' primary source for their play was the
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Jacobean stage play by John Fletcher and Philip Massinger
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Lewisburg, PA, Bucknell University Press, 1993; p. 104.
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Index


John Fletcher
Philip Massinger
history play
Jacobean
John Fletcher
Philip Massinger
Beaumont and Fletcher
first Beaumont and Fletcher folio
Julius Caesar
Cleopatra
Pompey the Great
Jacobean era
King's Men
John Lowin
Joseph Taylor
John Underwood
Nicholas Tooley
Robert Benfield
John Rice
Richard Sharpe
George Birch
Richard Burbage
Cyrus Hoy
The Elder Brother
Egypt
Pharaoh
Ptolemy XIII
Battle of Pharsalia
Lucius Septimius

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