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• Mad World, A,' i. 284.

Miracle de Notre Dame d'Amis et
• Magnificence; a goodly Interlude,' i. d'Amille,':. 13
39, 58

Miracle Plays, i. 2 et seq.
Magnus Herodes, 1. 22, 23

• Misfortunes of Arthur, The,' i. 82
• Maid's Tragedy, The,' i. 311

• Misogonus, The,' i. 69, 76
Malcontent, The,' i. 288

Monsieur Thomas,' i. 314
Malone's, E., edition of S., ii. 442 Montemajor’s ‘Diana,' ii. 91, note,
Marlowe, i. 122, 125, 135, 150 et seq. ; • Moral Play of Every Man, The,' i. 34
ii. 315

note, 37, 59
Marlowe, Character of the Plays of, Moral Plays,' i. 30 et seq
ii, 316

Morgan's, M., Essay on Shakspeare,
Marston, J., 1. 287

ii. 446
• Martial Maid, The,' i. 314

Morris Dancers, i. 189
• Massacre at Paris, The,' i. 151, 160; • Mother Bombie,' 1. 91
ii. 319

“Mucedorus,' ii. 370
Massey, G., on Shakspeare's Sonnets, Much Ado About Nothing,' ii. 100 et
i. 208

seq.; Date, i. 222; ii. 410; Minor
Massinger, Philip, i. 309, 319

references, i. 255, 366
• Match at Midnight, The,' i. 286 Mummings, i. 10
Matthew Paris, i. 16

Munday, A., i. 268
May-day under Queen Elizabeth, i.189 Music, Shakspeare's love of, i. 247

Mayor of Quinborough, The,' i. 284 Mystère de la Nativité,' i. 6
• Measure for Measure,' i. 94, 235; ii. Mysteries, i. 2 et seq.

154 et seq.; Date, i. 222; ii. 410
Menächmi’of Plautus, i. 86 ; ii. 24, Nares' Glossary to Shakspeare, ii. 452
note

Narrenschneiden, i, 47
* Menaphon,' i. 155

Nash, Th., i. 128, 155 et seq.
• Merchant of Venice, The,' ii. 115 et Neil, S., Hypothesis concerning Shak-

seq.; Date, i. 223; ii. 410; Minor speare's Sonnets, i. 209

references, i. 244, 255, 366 ; ii. 433 New Tragicall Comedie of Appius
• Merry Devil of Edmonton, The,'ii. 368 and Virginia, The,' i. 63, 71
*Merry Wives of Windsor, The,' i. New Wonder, A.,' i. 286

185; ii, 129 et seq.; Date and Newe Custome, an Enterlude, &c.'

Origin, i. 219, 222; ii. 152, 410 i. 58
• Mery Play between Johan the hus- ‘Nice Valour, or the Passionate Made
bande, &c., The,' i. 50

man,' i. 309, 314
Michaelmas Term,' i. 286

Nicholas Udall, i. 66 et seq.
Michel, F., i. 6

“Nigromansir, The,' i. 40
Midas,' i. 91

• Noble Gentleman, The,' i. 314
Middleton, Thos., i. 283

• Northward Hoe,' i. 288
• Midsummer Night's Dream, A,' ii. | Norton, Thos., i. 77

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Oc de mulieribus, i. 7

• Promos and Cassandra,' i. 93
Old Fortunatus,'i, 276

* Prophetess, The,' i. 316
Old Wife's Tale, The,' i. 133

Prosæ,' i. 5, 7, 13
•Orlando Furioso,' i. 143, 145 et seq. Puritan, The, or the Widow of Wat
• Othello,' i. 398 et seq.; Date and ling Street,' ii. 374

Source, i. 222, 505 et seq.; ii. 410;
Minor references, i. 224 ; ii. 423, Querolus of Ausonius,' i. 1

426
Otway, Thomas, ii. 420

Radcliffe, Mrs. A., Novels by, ii. 449.

Radcliffe, R., Lost Dramas of, i. 56
Pageants, a name for Miracle Plays, 1. Ralph Royster Doyster,' i. 66, 76
18 note

Rape of Lucrece, The,' i. 205, 265
* Palæmon and Arcitas,' i. 84

' Rare Triumphs of Love and Fortute,
• Pandosto,' by Greene, ii. 30

The,' i. 97
• Parasitaster, or the Fawn,' i. 288 Respublica,' i. 59
"Pardoner and the Friar, The,' i. 46, Richard II.,'ii. 223 et seq., 232; Date,
48

i. 223; ii. 296, 410
Paris, Matthew, i. 16

• Richard III.,' ii. 275 et seq.; Date, i.
• Passionate Pilgrim, The,' i. 265 223; ii. 293,410; Minor references,
• Patient Grissil,' i. 277

i, 235, 360; ii. 200, 211, 261
Peele, G., i. 66, 128

Richardson's, W., Criticisms on Shak-
Percy's Reliques of Eng. Poetry, ii.

speare, ii. 446
448

Rightwise, J., i. 56
Pericles,' ii. 346 et seq.; Date, i. 222 ; Robin Hood, i. 189, note
ii. 410

Romantic School, ii, 484
*Perimedes the Blacksmith,' i. 155 Romeo and Juliet,' i. 381 et seq. ;
• Phaon,' i. 90, note

Date and Source, i. 223, 505 et seq.,
*Pharao,' i. 22

ii. 410
• Philaster, or Love lies a Bleeding,' i. Rosalynde,' i. 123
312

Rowe's edition of Shakspeare's Works,
Phænicians, The' of Euripides, i. 75

ii. 429
• Play of Fortune, The,' i. 97

Rowley, William, i. 283, 286
• Play of the Wether, The,' i. 50, note • Royall King and Loyall Subject, The,'
• Play between the Pardoner and the i. 273.
Friar,' i. 46

• Rule a Wife and Have a Wife,' i.
• Pleasant History of Dorastus and

314
Fawnia, The,' ii. 30
• Poetaster,' i. 294, 300

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“Scottish Historie of James IV., The,' 'Tears of the Muses, i. 201, note
i. 143

"Tempest, The,' 11. 38 et seq.; Date, i.
Scottowe's A., Life of S., ii. 452

226, ii. 85, note, 410; Minor refer-
* Sejanus, his Fall,' i. 305

ences, i. 187, 255, 259
• Sfortunata morte di due infelicissimi | Theatres, Early, i. 106
Amanti,' i. 507

"The Nature of the Four Elements,'
Shadwell, Thomas, ii. 420

i. 40
Shakspeare, Early Years of, i. 193, Theobald's edition of Shakspeare, ii.

note ; Spelling of Name of, i. 193, 432
note; Will of, i. 197, note ; Per- Timon of Athens,' i. 521 et seq. ; ii.
sonal Character of, i. 234; Wit of, 364; Date, i. 226; ii. 410
ii. 49, note ; Criticisms on, ii. 446 et Titus Andronicus,' i. 515 et seq. ;
seq.; Various editions of, ii. 452 ; Date, i. 199, 222, 505; ii. 410

Chronological order of Plays, ii. 410 Tom Tiler and His Wife,' i. 66, note
Sharp's, Thos., Collection of Miracle Towneley Mysteries, i. 20 et seq.
Plays, i. 3

Towneley Pays, i. 21
Sidney, Sir P., 'Apology of Poetry,' i. 96 Tragedie of the Duke of Byron, The,
Singer's edition of Shakspeare, ii. 455 i. 280
"Sir Clyomon and Clamydes,’i. 98, 134 Tragedie of Ferrex and Porrex, The,
"Sir John Oldcastle,’ ii. 350, 366 i. 77
Skelton, J., i. 39 et seq., 68

Tragedie of Tancred and Gismund,
Skeltonian metre, i. 39, 58

The,' i. 80
Soliman and Perseda,' i. 98, 116 et Tragedy of Valentinian. The,' i. 312,

315
Sommonynge of Every Man,' i. 38 Tieck’s Translation of Shakspeare, ii.
Sonnets, Shakspeare's, i. 207, 265 484
Southampton, Lord, So's intimacy | Trick to Catch the Old One, A,'i. 286
with, i. 206

"Troilus and Cressida,' ii. 144 et seq.
Spanish Curate, The,' i. 314

Date, i. 226; ii. 410; Minor refer-
Spanish Drama, i. 170

ences, i. 256, 263
"Spanish Tragedy, The,' i. 81, 98, Troublesome Reign of King John,'

i. 151, note; ii. 379
Steevens', G., edition of Shakspeare, True Tragedie of Richard Duke of
ii. 440

York, The,' ii. 292, 309 et seq.
Still, J., i. 69

"Twelfth Night,' ii. 3 et seq. ; Date, i.
Summer's last Will and Testament,' 222; ii. 410
i. 129

Two Gentlemen of Verona, The,' i.

255 ; ii. 86 et seq.; Date, i. 222; ii.
TableauVivants, 1. 30

410
*Tamburlaine,' i. 71 113, 135, 144, Two Noble Kinsmen, The,' i. 243,
150, 155 ; ii. 318

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109

Wieland's translation of Shakspeare,
Underwood, John, i. 113

ii. 471

• Wild Goose Chase, The,' i. 314
Venus and Adonis,' i. 205, 265; ii. Wilson (comedian), i. 111
309

• Winter's Tale, The,' i. 256 ; ii. 29 et
• Volpone, or the Fox,'i. 301

seq.; Date, i. 226; ii. 410

• Wit without Money,' i. 314
Wakefield, the Home of the Towneley Woman Hater, The,' i. 309
Plays, i. 22

• Woman Kilde with Kindness, A,' i.
Walker, W. S., on Shakspeare's Ver- 274; ii. 369
sification, ii. 454

Woman in the Moon, The,' 1. 90, noto
Warburton's, Bishop, edition of Shak- Woman never Vext, A.,' i. 286
speare's Works, ii. 432

Woman's Prize, The,' i. 314
Warton's · History of English Poetry,' Women beware of Women,' i. 285
ii. 445

• Women Pleas’d,' i. 314
Webster, John, i. 287

• Wonder of a Kingdom, The,' i. 277
• Westward Hoe,' i. 288

Wood, Nath., i. 62
Whately, Th., on Shakspeare, ii. 446 • Worlde and the Chylde, The,' i. 37
Whetstone, G., i. 93 et seq.

“Wounds of Civil War, The,' i. 123,
• White Devil, The,' i. 288

136
White's, R. Grant, edition of Shak- Wright's edition of Shakspeare, ii. 455

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Widow of Watling Street, The,' ii. 374 Yorkshire Tragedie, A,' ii. 350, 97

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