person
The Steward
Steward
also: a tiszttartó, the Steward
The unnamed Steward (Hungarian: tiszttartó), Pharaoh's tax-collector and enforcer in Gózen, who plunders cattle and attempts to seize Mária for the harem; his killing by Moses triggers the chain of exile and return that drives the plot.
Reading notes
- Moses §1 the Steward
The Steward (Hungarian: tiszttartó), Pharaoh's tax-collector in Gózen, who plunders Israelite cattle and attempts to seize Mária for Pharaoh's harem; his killing by Moses sets the plot of Act One in motion.
Mentioned in 6 works (38 mentions)
Correspondence
Collected Poems (319 Poems, 1837–1864)
Studies and Articles
The Civilizer
Moses
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