-
Prince of
Morocco –
suitor to
Portia Prince of
Arragon –
suitor to
Portia Salarino and
Salanio –
friends of
Antonio and B****anio
Salerio – a
messenger from...
- When we
first see Antonio,
commiserating with his
friends Salanio and
Salarino, he is
pondering the
unknown source of his
depressive state. His friends...
- Garcia, Tefay, Ouchem, Barthes, Guidicelli, Cravello, M****at, Blondy,
Salarino, Sellal.
Report Zouaoui 25' Bellout, Benajeh,
Allel Ouaguenouni, Kouiret...
- Narçon
Tubal b****
Louis Morot Governess mezzo-soprano Andrée
Marilliet Salarino tenor Jean
DeLeu Servant soprano E. Vial
Servant b****
Jules Forest Chorus:...
-
guardian of p****ages. In Act I
Scene 1 of Shakespeare's
Merchant of Venice,
Salarino refers to the two-headed J****
while failing to find the
reason of Antonio's...
- as
probably 1596 or very
early 1597. An
important topical allusion is
Salarino's reference to "my
wealthy Andrew docked in sand" (1.1.28). This is thought...
- Shylock,
Prince of Morocco),
Joseph Holland (Antonio), Eric
Mansfield (
Salarino),
Norman Lloyd (Salanio,
Launcelot Gobbo),
Edgar Barrier (B****anio, Prince...
- Also "sailors" is a
common designation for
supernumerary characters.
Salarino is a
friend of Solanio, Antonio, B****anio, and
Lorenzo in The Merchant...
- III (1877),
Rosencrantz in
Hamlet (1878),
Guildenstern in
Hamlet (1879),
Salarino in The
Merchant of
Venice (1879), and
Roderigo in Ot****o (1881). In a...
