 Diana appoints Hippolytus to be the king of her people in this land, and the opera ends with general rejoicing.The opera was parodied twice at the Comédie-Italienne, Paris, once by François Riccoboni and Jean-Antoine Romagnesi (premiered 30 November 1733) and then, during the 1742 revival, by Charles-Simon Favart (11 October 1742).Both parodies went under the title "Hippolyte et Aricie".