Calisto, or, The chaste nimph, the late masque at court as it was frequently presented there, by several persons of great quality : with the prologue, and the songs betwixt the acts / all written by J. Crowne.

The Persons of the Play. The Personators.

Calisto, a chaste and favourite Nymph of Diana, beloved by Jupiter—

Her Highness the Lady Mary.

Nyphe, a chaste young Nymph, Friend to Calisto—

Her Highness the Lady Anne.

Jupiter in Love with Calisto—

The Lady Henrietta Went∣worth.

Juno—

The Countess of Sussex.

Psecas, an envious Nymph, Enemy to Calisto, beloved by Mer∣cury—

The Lady Mary Mordant.

Diana, Goddess of Chastity—

Mrs. Blagge, late Maid of Honour to the Queen.

Mercury in Love with Psecas—

Mrs. Jennings, Maid of Ho∣nour to the Dutchess.

Nymphs attending on Diana, who also danced in the Prologue, and in several Entries in the Play.

• The Countess of Darby.
• The Countess of Pembroke.
• The Lady Katharine Herbert.
• Mrs. Fitz-Gerald.
• Mrs. Frazier, Maid of Honour to the Queen▪

The PERSONS of QUALITY of the Men that Danced, were

• His Grace the Duke of Monmouth.
• The Viscount Dunblaine.
• The Lord Daincourt.
• Mr. Trevor.
• Mr. Harpe.
• Mr. Lane.

In the PROLOGƲE were Represented,

• The River Thames— by Mrs. Davis.
• Peace— by Mrs. Knight.
• Plenty— by Mrs. Butler.
• The Genius of England— by Mr. Turner.
• Europe— by by by Mr. Hart.
• Asia— by Mr. Richardson.
• Africa— by Mr. Marsh junior.
• America— by Mr. Ford.

In the Chorusses betwixt the ACTS,

• Strephon— The Part sung by Mr. Hart.
• Coridon— The Part sung by Mr. Turner.
• Sylvia— The Part sung by Mrs. Davis.
• Dophne— The Part sung by Mrs. Knight,
• Two African Women, or Blacks. The Part sung by Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Hunt.

The SCENE of the PLAY, is ARCADIA, The DURATION of it, An Artificial Day.