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Pericles, Prince of Tyre

Late romance of family separation, loss and restoration

Pericles

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The New Cambridge Shakespeare
Pericles
Prince of Tyre
Edited by Doreen DelVecchio, Antony Hammond

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Related resources from the Folger Shakespeare Library

Wilkins, George. Pericles, prince of Tyre: a novel. by George Wilkins, printed in 1608, and founded upon Shakespeare's play ; edited by Tycho Mommsen. Oldenburg [Germany]: G. Stalling, 1857.

Stothard, Thomas, artist. Marina singing before Pericles. ca. 1825.

Rhead, Louis, artist. "So They Cast the Queen Overboard" from i. [not after 1918].

Stothard, Thomas, artist. Pericles, Mar.--Ah me poor Maid, born in a tempest--act IV, sc. 1 A. Raimbach, engraver. London: George Kearsley, 1804.

Corbould, Henry, artist. Pericles, Simondies: Who is the first that doth prefer himself? act II, sc. II. Frederick Bacon, printmaker. London: Robert Jennings & William Chaplin, [nineteenth century].

Graham, John, artist. Mr. Cooper as Pericles. William Skelton, printmaker. London: G. Cawthorn, 1796.

Shakespeare, William. The late, and much admired play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre. London: [Thomas Creed] for Henry Gosson, 1609.

Bida, Alexandre, artist. Pericles. Nineteenth century.

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