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JULIUSCAESARPlay by Shakespeare in which Calpurnia is the wife of the title character (6,6)
KINGLEARTragedy by William Shakespeare in which the title character seeks to divide his realm between three daughters (4,4)
DENMARKAccording to Shakespeare, in which state is something rotten? (7)
SARABILioness who is the wife of Mufasa in the animated musical film The Lion King (6)
ANNEHathaway who will play Penelope in the movie, wife of the title character
TWELFTHNIGHT'What you Will', play by Shakespeare (7,5)
PERICLESWhat is the name of the Athenian statesman who commissioned the Parthenon, and also the title character in a play by Shakespeare? (8)
SOPHIAWESTERNHeroine, and eventual wife of the title character, in Henry Fielding's The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (1749)
DONNArabella ?, wife of the title character in 1895 Thomas Hardy novel Jude the Obscure
EDWARDVPortrayed by Shakespeare in Richard III, one of the two "Princes in the Tower"(6,1)
FIRSTLADYUnofficial title used for the wife of the President of the United States
OPSThis Roman goddess of abundance is the wife of Saturn
DRABBLEMargaret -; biographer and novelist who is the wife of Michael Holroyd and sister of A. S. Byatt (7)
DAUPHINETitle given to the wife of the heir apparent to the French throne (8)
FLOTUSAcronym for the wife of the president of the United States
ANDROMACHEShe is the wife of Hector. In Trolius and Cressida (act 5, scene 3), Cassandra says, "Hark, how Troy roars! how Hecuba cries out! / How poor ___ shrills her dolors forth!"
SEDGWICKGolden Globe-winning actress who is the wife of Kevin Bacon, Kyra __ (8)
COLEENCelebrity who is the wife of ex-footballer Wayne, _ Rooney (6)
CADEA species of juniper; or, the leader of a revolt whose rebellion was dramatised by Shakespeare in Henry VI, Part 2 (4)
PINKColour named after the dianthus, a flower used by Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet to symbolise the epitome or pinnacle of perfection (4)