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The Author of a Play, call'd New Trick to cheat the Devil, a Comedy, printed 4o. Lond. 1639. The Plot of Fryar John's Discovering the Constable and the Woman's Intrigue, and pretending to conjure for Victuals at the Hus∣band's Return, Act 3. Sc. 1. is the same with
that made use of in the London Cuckolds; and which is related since the Writing of this Play, by M. D'Ouville in his Tales, part. 2. page 257. Slight-all's teaching the Art of Love, to the two Gentlemen, in the second Scene of the first Act, is borrow'd from Ovid De Arte Amandi, Lib. 2.