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A six-play cycle, performed in two groups of three and narrated by Cicero's slave and freedman Tiro, follows Cicero's rise, exile, return, conflict with Caesar and efforts to preserve the Roman Republic through his execution.
The play examines William Tyndale's and Lancelot Andrewes's involvement in biblical translation; its title comes from their translation of Jeremiah 31:33 in the King James Bible.
A six-play cycle, performed in two groups of three and narrated by Cicero's slave and freedman Tiro, follows Cicero's rise, exile, return, conflict with Caesar and efforts to preserve the Roman Republic through his execution.
The play examines William Tyndale's and Lancelot Andrewes's involvement in biblical translation; its title comes from their translation of Jeremiah 31:33 in the King James Bible.