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- Gallus is a follower of Caesar in Antony and Cleopatra.
- Gardiner is the King's secretary, and later Bishop of Winchester. He is Cranmer's chief enemy in Henry VIII.
- Sir Thomas Gargrave is killed along with The Earl of Salisbury during the Siege of Orleans in Henry VI, Part 1.
- Garter King of Arms officiates at Anne Bullen's coronation and the christening of Princess Elizabeth in Henry VIII.
- For Gaunt see John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.
- For George see George, Duke of Clarence.
- Girl in Richard III is the young daughter of the murdered Clarence.
- Sir William Glansdale survives the cannon shot on the tower which kills The Earl of Salisbury during the Siege of Orleans in Henry VI, Part 1.
- Owen Glendower, a warrior and magician who tries the patience of Hotspur, leads the Welsh forces in the rebellion in Henry IV, Part 1.
- Gloucester:
- Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester appears as a brother of Hal in Henry IV, Part 2 and Henry V. He is a much more important character as the protector in Henry VI, Part 1 and Henry VI, Part 2, in which he is murdered by his rivals.
- For Richard, Duke of Gloucester see King Richard III.
- See also Duchess of Gloucester.
- Matthew Gough is an enemy of Jack Cade's rebels in Henry VI, Part 2.
- Governor:
- The Governor of Harfleur surrenders to the English king in Henry V.
- The Governor of Paris has an oath of allegiance administered to him by Gloucester (but has no lines of his own) in Henry VI, Part 1.
- John Gower is the "Presenter", a narrator, of Pericles, Prince of Tyre.
- Green is a favourite of Richard in Richard II.
- Grey:
- Grey and Dorset are the two sons of Queen Elizabeth from her first marriage, who are arrested and executed on the orders of Buckingham and Richard in Richard III.
- Sir Thomas Grey is one of the three conspirators against the king's life (with Cambridge and Scroop) in Henry V.
- For Lady Grey see Queen Elizabeth.
- Sir Henry Guildford welcomes guests to Cardinal Wolsey's party in Henry VIII.
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