Cyril Tourneur's Atheist's Tragedy; or, the Honest Man's Revenge, was first printed in 1611, "as in divers places it hath often been acted." It was probably written earlier than The Revenger's Tragedy.

It was not printed again until 1792, and was subsequently included in Churton Collins's edition of Tourneur's works.

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

Montferrers, a Baron

Belforest, a Baron.

D'Amville, Brother of Montferrers.

Charlemont, Son of Montferrers.

Rousard, elder Son of D'Amville.

Sebastian, younger Son of D'Amville.

Languebeau Snuffe, a Puritan, Chaplain to Belforest.

Borachio, D'Amville's instrument.

Fresco, Servant to Cataplasma.

Serjeant in war.

Soldiers, Servants, Watchmen, Judges, Officers.

Levidulcia, Wife of Belforest.

Castabella, Daughter of Belforest.

Cataplasma, a Maker of Periwigs and Attires.

Soquette, a seeming Gentlewoman to Cataplasma.

SCENE—France.