The others, would be very subordinate roles and the work would only 8 or 9 scenes (as compared to the play's 22). However, Verdi sent an outline of 11 scenes (the same as in I Lombardi, he notes.)
The remaining individuals would hold minor positions and the production would be restricted to a reduced number of scenes (as opposed to the full-scale play with numerous scenes). In any case, Verdi provided a comprehensive outline of 11 scenes (a fact also noted in I Lombardi).