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Cymbeline

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Cymbeline (or Cunobelin) (lived 1st century AD)

King of the Catuvellauni (AD 5–40), who fought unsuccessfully against the Roman invasion of Britain. His capital was at Colchester.

Cymbeline

Play by Shakespeare, first acted about 1610 and printed in 1623. It combines various sources to tell the story of Imogen (derived from Ginevra in Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron), the daughter of the legendary British king Cymbeline, who proves her virtue and constancy after several ordeals.



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Alvis is surely no less to be indicted for visiting his own valorization of the "virtue and decency" of Roman republicanism on Cymbeline and finding Shakespeare coming up short.
Shakespeare's Last Plays: Essays in Literature and Politics by Lindley, David (American science writer) / Renaissance Quarterly
when Augustus Caesar's legions are trying to squeeze financial tribute from the ancient Britons ruled by king Cymbeline (William Dennis Hunt).
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The service was coming to an end; the program indicated a song from Cymbeline, followed by the Lord's Prayer.
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