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Even after the first printing, there does not seem to have been any effort to correct the errors: There were four separate issues of the libretto between December and March, but no corrections were made.
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One historian given a copy of the libretto said he found the juxtaposition of the two issues "weird".
+ 1 booklet of the libretto.
A translation of the libretto is appended.
Probably 50 percent of the libretto is taken directly from the book.
A cursory reading of the libretto gives rise to yet another urgent question.
Only when the performance is under way does the beauty of the libretto snap into focus.
Theatre historian Terence Rees developed a version of the libretto that attempts to correct the many errors noted in the surviving libretto.
But the text of the libretto, as published, remained "virtually unchanged" between December 1871 and March 1872.
At least eight versions of the libretto were published between 1608 and 1640.
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