LocrineTHE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINEReading editionChapter navigation30 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINEIntroductory materialACT ISCENE I.SCENE II. The house of StrumboSCENE III. An apartment in the palaceACT IISCENE I.SCENE II.SCENE III. The camp of AlbanactSCENE IV. The camp of HumberSCENE V. Another part of the field of battleSCENE VI. The camp of the HunsACT IIISCENE I. Troynouant. An apartment in the Royal PalaceSCENE II. The banks of the river, afterward the HumberSCENE III. Before the hut of a peasantSCENE IV. The camp of LocrineSCENE V. The field of battleSCENE VI. Another part of the fieldACT IVSCENE I. The camp of LocrineSCENE II. A forestSCENE III. A chamber in the Royal PalaceSCENE IV. The entrance of a cave, near which runs the river, afterward the HumberACT VSCENE I. A chamber in the Royal PalaceSCENE II. The camp of GwendolineSCENE III. The camp of LocrineSCENE IV. The field of battleBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Introductory materialAll chapters and sections (30)Other sectionsTHE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINEOpening pagesIntroductory materialActs1Act 1 · Scenes123Acts2Act 2 · Scenes123456Acts3Act 3 · Scenes123456Acts4Act 4 · Scenes1234Acts5Act 5 · Scenes1234The eldest son of King Brutus, discoursing the wars of the Britains and Huns, with their discomfiture, the Britain’s victory with their accidents, and the death of Albanact.Introductory material →