Taken from the Greek for "revel," characters include the river nymph Sabrina and the god of sensual pleasure, the son of Bacchus and Circe.  
First performed in Ludlow Castle by the children of the earl of Bridgewater, it involves a young lady who is left in the woods by her two brothers who have gone to find food.  Taken from the Greek for "revel," characters include the river nymph Sabrina and the god of sensual pleasure, the son of Bacchus and Circe.  FTP, name this masque by John Milton.
First performed in Ludlow Castle by the children of the earl of Bridgewater, it involves a young lady who is left in the woods by her two brothers who have gone to find food.  
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