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Cymbeline

American  
[sim-buh-leen] / ˈsɪm bəˌlin /

noun

  1. a romantic drama (1610?) by Shakespeare.


Cymbeline British  
/ ˈsɪmbəliːn /

noun

  1. See Cunobelinus

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Wales also is one of the central locations in his play Cymbeline.

From BBC

The company broke out in 2011 with a production of “Cymbeline” and later staged “The Two Gentlemen of Verona.”

From New York Times

And the Bard himself is unpredictable already, Bryant points out, before citing moments from memory: “Cymbeline” has Jupiter enter astride an eagle.

From Washington Post

Police said the coach was in collision with one other vehicle on an A12 access road off Cymbeline Way in Colchester at 08:50 BST on Monday.

From BBC

The road, between the A12 and the Spring Lane/Cymbeline Way roundabout, was closed to traffic following the crash.

From BBC