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Measure for Measure is a comedy by William Shakespeare written in 1603. The play centers on the assorted problems that come about when the Duke of Vienna decides to live among his people for a short time.

Acts

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Dramatis Personæ

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  • Vincentio
  • Angelo
  • Escalus
  • Claudio
  • Lucio
  • two Gentlemen
  • Varrius
  • Provost
  • Thomas
  • Peter
  • a Justice
  • Elbow
  • Froth
  • Clown
  • Abhorson
  • Barnardine
  • Isabella
  • Mariana
  • Juliet
  • Francisca
  • Mistress Overdone
  • Lords
  • Gentlemen
  • Guards
  • Officers
  • Attendants
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