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Pericles, Prince of Tyre

By William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare

This is a complete, standalone TEI edition whose own hierarchy is preserved; translations are not forced into artificial chapter-by-chapter alignment.

English

Pericles, Prince of Tyre

23 reading units

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Contents

  1. Dramatis Personae
  2. Act I
    1. Scene I. Antioch. A Room in the Palace.
    2. Scene II. Tyre. A Room in the Palace.
    3. Scene III. Tyre. An Ante-Chamber in the Palace.
    4. Scene IV. Tarsus. A Room in the Governor’s House.
  3. Act II
    1. Scene I. Pentapolis. An Open Place by the Seaside.
    2. Scene II. The Same. A Public Way, or Platform Leading to the Lists. A Pavilion by the Side of It for the Reception of the King, Princess, Lords, Etc.
    3. Scene III. The Same. A Hall of State: A Banquet Prepared.
    4. Scene IV. Tyre. A Room in the Governor’s House.
    5. Scene V. Pentapolis. A Room in the Palace.
  4. Act III
    1. Scene I.
    2. Scene II. Ephesus. A Room in Cerimon’s House.
    3. Scene III. Tarsus. A Room in Cleon’s House.
    4. Scene IV. Ephesus. A Room in Cerimon’s House.
  5. Act IV
    1. Scene I. Tarsus. An Open Place Near the Seashore.
    2. Scene II. Mytilene. A Room in a Brothel.
    3. Scene III. Tarsus. A Room in Cleon’s House.
    4. Scene IV.
    5. Scene V. Mytilene. A Street Before the Brothel.
    6. Scene VI. The Same. A Room in the Brothel.
  6. Act V
    1. Scene I. On Board Pericles’ Ship, off Mytilene. A Close Pavilion on Deck, with a Curtain Before It; Pericles Within It, Reclined on a Couch. A Barge Lying Beside the Tyrian Vessel.
    2. Scene II.
    3. Scene III. The Temple of Diana at Ephesus; Thaisa Standing Near the Altar, as High Priestess; a Number of Virgins on Each Side; Cerimon and Other Inhabitants of Ephesus Attending.