Nathan the Wise; a dramatic poem in five acts - Лессинг Готхольд Эфраим страница 2.

“Introite nam et heic Dii sunt!”—Apud Gellium.

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ

Saladin, the Sultan.

Sittah, his Sister.

Nathan, a rich Jew.

Recha, his adopted Daughter.

Daya, a Christian Woman dwelling with the Jew a companion to Recha.

Conrade, a young Templar.

Hafi, a Dervis.

Athanasios, the Patriarch of Palestine.

Bonafides, a Friar.

An Emir, sundry Mamalukes, Slaves, &c.

The Scene is at Jerusalem

ACT I

Scene.—A Hall in Nathan’s House

Nathan, in a travelling dress, Daya meeting him

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Nathan, Daya, and Recha

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Nathan and Daya

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Scene.—A Place of Palms

The Templar walking to and fro, a Friar following him at some distance, as if desirous of addressing him.

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ACT II

Scene.—The Sultan’s Palace.—An outer room of Sittah’s apartment

Saladin and Sittah, playing chess

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