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Fortunatus

A servant of Callimachus who dies and is resurrected.

minor

Also known as Fortunatus

First appearance: Callimachus

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In Callimachus: Servant who aids Callimachus, dies from serpent's poison, is raised but remains unrepentant. Later, in Scene V: Fortunatus…

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Callimachus
Servant who aids Callimachus, dies from serpent's poison, is raised but remains unrepentant.
Scene V
Fortunatus is mentioned as the steward who will guard Drusiana's tomb.
Scene VI
Agrees to help Callimachus in exchange for payment.
Scene VII
Urges Callimachus to act on his desires and is cursed by Callimachus as the serpent appears.
Scene IX
Raised from the dead but rejects grace, dies again due to envy and pride.

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