A recitative from this opera references its first aria by beginning with the notes C-C-B in C minor. A thunderclap concludes an “echo dance” from the “witches scene” of this opera’s second act. A strangely joyful sea shanty about taking a “boozy short leave” opens this opera’s third act. Two dances in the early score for this opera suggest its composer called for guitar in the continuo. A repeated chromatic descent from G to D serves as the textbook example of ground (10[1])(*) bass in this opera’s final aria. This opera, with libretto by Nahum Tate, was inspired by John Blow’s Venus and (10[1])Adonis. This opera’s protagonist sings “Thy hand, Belinda”right before “When I am Laid in Earth,” her so-called “Lament.” For 10 points, name this baroque opera by Henry Purcell about the Queen of Carthage and (10[1])a Trojan prince. ■END■ (0[1])