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Rodogune is a tragedy in five acts by the French playwright Pierre Corneille. It was first performed in 1644^[1] and published in 1647.^[2]

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^ Brandwajn, Rachmiel. Corneille i jego "Cyd". Warsaw: Czytelnik, 1968. p. 59.
^ "BNF Catalogue général".

v t e Works by Pierre Corneille
Mélite Clitandre La Place royale La Galerie du Palais Médée L'Illusion Comique Le Cid Cinna Horace Polyeucte The Death of Pompey The Liar Rodogune Andromède Nicomède Sertorius Agésilas Attila Tite et Bérénice Psyché

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^ Brandwajn, Rachmiel. Corneille i jego "Cyd". Warsaw: Czytelnik, 1968. p. 59.
^ "BNF Catalogue général".

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