Archimedes and the siege of Syracuse.(Play)

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KING HIERON* II--king of Syracuse

PRINCE GELON--son of Hieron

ARCHIMEDES--great mathematician and inventor

PRINCE HIERONYMOS--grandson of Hieron and son of Gelon

HIPPOCRATES--traitor who seized control of Syracuse

MARCELLUS--Roman commander

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