Momus triumphans: or, The plagiaries of the English stage: expos'd in a catalogue of all the comedies, tragi-comedies, masques, tragedies, opera's, pastorals, interludes, &c. both ancient and modern, that were ever yet printed in English. The names of their known and supposed authors. Their several volumes and editions: with an account of the various originals, as well English, French, and Italian, as Greek and Latine; from whence most of them have stole their plots. By Gerard Langbaine Esq;

A Catalogue of Plays. WITH THEIR Known or Supposed AUTHORS, &c.

Will. Alexander, Lord Sterline.

• ...(c) 1.1
  • (a) 1.2 Alexandrian Trag. Tr. Fol.
  • (b) 1.3 Croesus T. Fol.
  • (d) 1.4 Darius T. Fol.
  • (e) 1.5 Julius Caesar T. Fol.

Robert Armin.

• Maids of Moorclack H.

Barnaby Barnes.

• (f) 1.6 Devil's Charter. T. 4^o.

Samuel Brandon.

• (g) 1.7 Virtuous Octavia T. C. 8^o.

Henry Burkhead.

• Colas Fury, or Lyrindas Misery. T. 4^o

Robert Baron.

• ...(h) 1.8
  • Gripus & Hegio P. 8^o
  • Deorum Dona M. 8^o
• (i) 1.9 Mirza T. 8^o

Anthony Brewer.

• Country Girle Com. 4^o
• (k) 1.10 Love-sick King T. C. 4^o

Nicholas Breton.

• Old mans Lesson, and Young mans Love I. 4^o

Dabridgecourt Belchier.

• See me, and see me not C. 4^o

Francis Beaumont.

• Vide Fletcher.

Richard Bernard.

• Terences Comedies, viz.
  • Andraea. 4^o.
  • Adelphi. 4^o.
  • Evnuchus. 4^o.
  • Heautontimorumenos. 4^o.
  • Hecyra. 4^o.
  • Phormio. 4^o.

Lodow. Barrey.

• Ram-Alley, or Merry Tricks. C. 4^o

Richard Brome.

• ...(a) 1.11
  • Court Beggar C. 8^o.
  • City Wit C. 8^o.
  • Damoyselle C. 8^o.
  • Mad couple well matcht. 8^o.
  • Novella C. 8^o.
• ...(b) 1.12
  • Covent Garden weeded. C. 8^o
  • English Moor C. 8^o
  • Love-sick Court C. 8^o
  • New Exchange C. 8^o
  • Queen and Concubine C. 8^o
• Antipodes C. 4^o
• * 1.13 Jovial Crew C. 4^o
• (c) 1.14 Northern Lass C. 4^o
• Queens Exchange C. 4^o
• Sparagus Garden C. 4^o

Alexander Brome.

• Cunning Lover C. 4^o

Fulk, Lord Brook.

• (d) 1.15 Alaham T. Fo.
• (e) 1.16 Mustapha T. Fo.

Abraham Baily.

• Spightful Sister C. 4^o

Mrs. Frances Boothby.

• Marcelia T. C. 4^o

John Bancroft.

• Sertorius T. 4^o

Mrs. Astraea Behn.

• Amorous Prince T. C. 4^o
• (f) 1.17 Abdellazar, or the Moors. Revenge T. 4^o
• (g) 1.18 City Heiress C. 4^o
• ...

• (a) 1.19 Dutch Lover C. 4^o
• (b) 1.20 Emperour of the Moon F. 4^o
• Forc'd Marriage T. C. 4^o
• False Count C. 4^o
• Feign'd Courtezans C. 4^o
• Lucky Chance C. 4^o
• (c) 1.21 Rover, two Parts C. 4^o
• (d) 1.22 Roundheads C. 4^o
• (e) 1.23 Sir Patient Fancy C. 4^o
• (f) 1.24 Town-Fopp, or Sir Ti∣mothy Tawdry C. 4^o
• (g) 1.25 Young King T. C. 4^o

Capt. William Bedloe.

• Excommunicated Prince. T.C. Fo.

John Banks.

• (*) 1.26 Destruction of Troy T. 4^o
• (h) 1.27 Rival Kings T. 4^o
• (i) 1.28 Unhappy Favourite-Essex T. 4^o
• (k) 1.29 Mary; Queen of Scotland T. 4^o
• (l) 1.30 Virtue Betray'd-An. Bullen. T. 4^o

George Chapman.

• All Fools C. 4^o
• (*) 1.31 Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany T. 4^o
• Blind Beggar of Alexandria C. 4^o
• ...(†) 1.32
  • Bussy D' Amboys T. 4^o
  • —His Revenge T. 4^o
• ...(m) 1.33
  • Byron's Conspiracy T. 4^o
  • —His Tragedy T. 4^o
• (n) 1.34 Caesar and Pompey T. 4^o
• Gentleman Usher C. 4^o
• Humorous Days Mirth C. 4^o
• May Day C. 4^o
• Monsieur D' Olive C. 4^o
• Masque of the Middle Temple. M. 4^o
• Revenge for Honour T. 4^o
• Temple M. 4^o
• Two Wise Men, and all the rest Fools C. 4^o
• (o) 1.35 Widows Tears C. 4^o
• (p) 1.36 Eastward Hoe C. 4^o

Robert Cox.

• (‖) 1.37 Actaeon and Diana I. 4^o

John Cook.

• Green's Tu Quoque C. 4^o

Edward Cook.

• (a) 1.38 Loves Triumph T. C. 4^o

Thomas Carew, and Inigo Jones.

• (b) 1.39 Coelum Britannicum M. 8^o

Lady Eliz. Carew.

• (c) 1.40 Mariam T. 4^o

Robert Chamberlain.

• Swaggering Damoyselle C. 4^o

William Chamberlain.

• Loves Victory C. 4^o

(d) 1.41 Lodowick Carlell.

• Arviragus and Philicia, two Parts T. C. 12^o
• Fool would be a Favourite T.C. 8^o
• Deserving Favourite T. C. 8^o
• (*) 1.42 Osmond the Great Turk. T. 8^o
• Passionate Lovers, two Parts. T.C. 8^o
• (e) 1.43 Heraclius Emperour of the East T. 4^o

Abraham Cowley.

• (f) 1.44 Cutter of Coleman street C. 4^o
• Guardian C. 4^o
• (g) 1.45 Loves Riddle P. Fol.

(h) 1.46 William Carthwright.

• Lady Errant T. C. 8^o
• Ordinary C. 8^o
• Royal Slave T. C. 8^o
• (i) 1.47 Siege T. C. 8^o

(k) 1.48 Sir Aston Cockain.

• Obstinate Lady C. 8^o
• (†) 1.49 Ovid T. 8^o
• (l) 1.50 Trappolin suppos'd a Prince. T.C. 8^o

Richard Carpenter.

• Pragmatical Jesuit C. 4^o

Charles Cotton.

• (m) 1.51 Horrace T. 4^o

John Corey.

• (a) 1.52 Generous Enemies C. 4^o

John Crown.

• (b) 1.53 Andromache T. 4^o
• Ambitious States-man T. 4^o
• City Politiques C. 4^o
• (c) 1.54 Country Wit C. 4^o
• (d) 1.55 Charles the Eighth T. 4^o
• (e) 1.56 Calisto M. 4^o
• (f) 1.57 Destruct. of Jerusal. 2 pts. T. 4^o
• ...(†) 1.58
  • Henry the sixth T. 4^o
  • — The second Part, or the Miseries of Civil War T. 4^o
• Juliana, Princess of Poland. T.C. 4^o
• (g) 1.59 Sir Courtly Nice C. 4^o
• (h) 1.60 Thiestes T. 4^o

John Day.

• Blind Beggar of Bednal Green. C. 4^o
• Humour out of Breath C.
• (i) 1.61 Isle of Gulls C. 4^o
• Law Tricks C. 4^o
• Parliament of Bees M. 4^o
• (k) 1.62 Travels of three English Brothers H. 4^o

Robert Dawbourn.

• Christian turn'd Turk T. 4^o
• Poor Mans Comfort C. 4^o

(l) 1.63 Samuel Daniel.

• (m) 1.64 Cleopatra T. 4^o
• Hymens Triumph P. 4^o
• (n) 1.65 Philotas T. 4^o
• Queens Arcadia P. 4^o
• Vision of the twelve Goddesses. M. 4^o

Robert Davenport.

• (o) 1.66 City Night-Cap C. 4^o
• (p) 1.67 John and Matilda T. 4^o

Thomas Decker.

• Fortunatus C. 4^o
• Honest Whore, two Parts C. 4^o
• If this be'nt a good Play, the Devil's in't C. 4^o
• Match me in London C. 4^o
• ...(q) 1.68
  • Northward Hoe C. 4^o
  • Westward Hoe H. 4^o
  • Wyat's History H. 4^o
• ...

• Untrussing of the Humorous Poet C. 4^o
• Whore of Babylon C. 4^o
• Wonder of a Kingdom C. 4^o
• (*) 1.69 Witch of Edmonton T. 4^o

(1) 1.70 Sir Will. D'Avenant.

• (a) 1.71 Albovine T. Fol.
• Cruel Brother T. Fol.
• Distresses C. Fol.
• Fair Favourite T. C. Fol.
• Just Italian T. C. Fol.
• Love and Honour T. C. Fol.
• (b) 1.72 Law against Lovers T. C. Fol.
• (c) 1.73 Man's the Master C. Fol.
• Platonick Lovers C. Fol.
• † 1.74 Play-House to be Lett C. Fol.
• Siege T. C. Fol.
• Siege of Rhodes, two Parts. T.C. Fo.
• Temple of Love M. Fol.
• Triumph of the Prince D'Amour M. Fol.
• Unfortunate Lovers T. Fol.
• (d) 1.75 Coelum Britannicum. M. Fol.
• News from Plymouth C. Fol.
• Britannia Triumphans M. 4^o

Dr. Charles D'Avenant.

• Circe O. 4^o

Tho. Denham.

• (e) 1.76 Sophy T. 8^o

John Dancer.

• (f) 1.77 Aminta P. 8^o
• (g) 1.78 Agrippa King of Alba. T.C. 4^o
• (h) 1.79 Nicomede T.C. 4^o

John Dryden.

• (i) 1.80 Amboyna T. 4^o
• (k) 1.81 Assignation C. 4^o
• (l) 1.82 —Auringzebe T.C. 4^o
• (m) 1.83 All for Love T. 4^o
• Albion and Albanius O. Fol.
• ...

• (a) 1.84 Conquest of Granada, two Parts T.C. 4^o
• * 1.85Evenings Love, or Mock-Astrologer C. 4^o
• (b) 1.86 Indian Emperour T.C. 4^o
• Kind Keeper, or Mr. Lymber∣ham C. 4^o
• (c) 1.87 Maiden Queen T.C. 4^o
• (d) 1.88 Marriage Al-a-mode C. 4^o
• (f) 1.89 Mistaken Husband C. 4^o
• Rival Ladies T. C. 4^o
• † 1.90 Sir Martin Mar-all C. 4^o
• (g) 1.91 State of Innocence C. 4^o
• (h) 1.92 Spanish Fryar T.C. 4^o
• (i) 1.93 Tempest C. 4^o
• (‖) 1.94 Tyrannick Love, or Royal Martyr T. 4^o
• (k) 1.95 Troylus and Cressida T. 4^o
• Wild Gallant C. 4^o
• ...(†) 1.96
  • (l) 1.97 Duke of Guise T. 4^o
  • (m) 1.98 Oedipus T. 4^o

John Dover.

• Roman Generals T. C. 4^o

Thomas Durfey.

• (n) 1.99 Banditti C. 4^o
• (o) 1.100 Common-wealth of Women T.C. 4^o
• Fool turn'd Critick C. 4^o
• Fond Husband C. 4^o
• (p) 1.101 Injured Princess T. C. 4^o
• ...

• (a) 1.102 Madam Fickle C. 4^o
• Siege of Memphis T. 4^o
• (b) 1.103 Squire Old Sapp C. 4^o
• Royallist C. 4^o
• (c) 1.104 Sir Barnaby Whigg C. 4^o
• (d) 1.105 Trick for Trick C. 4^o
• Virtuous Wife C. 4^o

Tho. Duffet.

• Mock-Tempest F. 4^o
• Spanish Rogue C. 4^o

Sir George Etheridge.

• Love in a Tub C. 4^o
• Man of Mode, or Sir Fopling Flutter C. 4^o
• She wou'd if she cou'd C. 4^o

Edward Eccleston.

• (e) 1.106 Noah's Flood O. 4^o

* 1.107 John Fletcher, and Francis Beaumont.

• Beggars Bush C. Fol.
• (f) 1.108 Bonduca T. Fol.
• (g) 1.109 Bloody Brother, or Rollo D. of Normandy. T. Fol.
• Custom of the Country T. C. Fol.
• (h) 1.110 Chances C. Fol.
• Captain C. Fol.
• Coxcomb C. Fol.
• Cupid's Revenge C. Fol.
• Coronation T. C. Fol.
• Double Marriage T. C. Fol.
• Elder Brother C. Fol.
• False One T. Fol.
• Four Plays in One T. C. Fol.
• Faithful Shepherdess P. Fol.
• Fair Maid of the Inn C. Fol.
• Honest Man's Fortune C. Fol.
• Humerous Lieutenant T. C. Fol.
• (*) 1.111 Island Princess T. C. Fol.
• King and no King T. C. Fol.
• Knight of the Burning Pestle. C. Fol.
• Knight of Malta T. C. Fol.
• (i) 1.112 Little French Lawyer C. Fol.
• Loyal Subject T. C. Fol.
• Laws of Candy C. Fol.
• (k) 1.113 Lovers Progress T. C. Fol.
• Loves Cure C. Fol.
• (l) 1.114 Loves Pilgrimage C. Fol.
• Mad Lover C. Fol.
• (m) 1.115 Maid in the Mill C. Fol.
• Masque of Grays-Inn Gent. M. Fol.
• Monsieur Thomas C. Fol.
• ...

• Maids Tragedy T. Fol.
• Noble Gentleman C. Fol.
• Nice Valour T. C. Fol.
• Night Walker C. Fol.
• Prophetess T. C. Fol.
• Pilgrim T. C. Fol.
• Philaster T. C. Fol.
• Queen of Corinth T.C. Fol.
• Rule a Wife, and have a Wife C. Fol.
• (a) 1.116 Spanish Curate C. Fol.
• Sea Voyage T. C. Fol.
• Scornful Lady C. Fol.
• (b) 1.117 Thierry and Theodoret T. Fol. & 4^o
• Two Noble Kinsmen T. C. Fol.
• (c) 1.118 Valentinian T. Fol. & 4^o
• Womans Prize C. Fol.
• Women pleas'd C. Fol.
• Wife for a Month C. Fol.
• Wit at several Weapons C. Fol.
• Wild-goose Chase C. Fol.
• Woman Hater C. Fol.
• Wit without Money C. Fol.

Nathaniel Field.

• Amends for Ladies C. 4^o
• Womans a Weather-cock C. 4^o

John Ford. v. Decker.

• Broken Heart T. 4^o
• Fancies C. 4^o
• Lovers Melancholy T. 4^o
• Loves Sacrifice T. 4^o
• Ladies Tryal T. 4^o
• (d) 1.119 Perkin Warbeck H. 4^o
• Pity she's a Whore T. 4^o
• (e) 1.120 Suns Darling C. 4^o

Thomas Ford.

• (f) 1.121 Loves Labyrinth T. C. 4^o

Abraham Fraunce.

• Countess of Pembroke's Ivy Church, 2 Parts P. 4^o

Richard Flecknoe.

• (g) 1.122 Damoyselles a-la-mode C. 8^o
• Erminia T. C. 8^o
• ...(h) 1.123
  • Loves Kingdom T. C. 8^o
  • Loves Dominion P. 8^o
• Marriage of Oceanus and Britannia M.

Ʋlpian Fulwell.

• Like will to like, quoth the Devil to the Collier C. 4^o

J. Fountain.

• Reward of Virtue C. 4^o

Sir Ralph Freeman.

• Imperiale T. 4^o

Lord Viscount Faulkland.

• Marriage Night T. 4^o

Sir Richard Fanshaw.

• (a) 1.124 Pastor Fido P. 8^o

Sir Francis Fane, Jun.

• (b) 1.125 Love in the Dark T. C. 4^o
• Sacrifice T. 4^o

Henry Glapthorn.

• Albertus Wallenstine T. 4^o
• (c) 1.126 Argalus and Parthenia P. 4^o
• Hollander C. 4^o
• Ladies Priviledge C. 4^o
• Wit in a Constable C. 4^o

Tho. Goff.

• Careless Shepherdess. P. 4^o
• (d) 1.127 Selimus T. 4^o
• ...* 1.128
  • (e) 1.129 Courageous Turk. T. 4^o
  • (f) 1.130 Orestes. T. 4^o
  • (g) 1.131 Raging Turk. T. 4^o

Robert Green.

• (h) 1.132 Fryer Bacon C. 4^o
• (i) 1.133 Looking-glass for London H. 4^o

George Gerbyer.

• False Favourite disgrac'd T. C. 8^o

† George Gascoign.

• Glass of Government T. C. 4^o
• (k) 1.134 Jocasta T. 4^o
• (l) 1.135 Supposes C. 4^o
• Pleasure at Kenelworth-Ca∣stle. M.

Francis Gouldsmith.

• (m) 1.136 Joseph T. C. 8^o

Robert Gomersall.

• (n) 1.137 Sforza Duke of Millain T. 8^o

Alexander Green.

• Politician Cheated C. 4^o

John Heywood.

• Four P P. I. 4^o
• Play of Love I. 4^o
• Play of the Weather I. 4^o
• Play between John the Hus∣band, and Tib his Wife. I. 4^o
• Play between the Pardoner, Fryar, Gurate, and Neigh∣bour Pratt. I. 4^o
• Play of Gentileness and Nobi∣lity, 2 Parts. I. 4^o

* 1.138 Jasper Heywood.

• Hercules Furiens T. 4^o
• Thyestes T. 4^o
• Troas T. 4^o

Tho. Heywood, vide Ford.

• ...† 1.139
  • ...‖ 1.140
    • Golden Age H. 4^o
    • Silver Age H. 4^o
    • Brazen Age C. 4^o
  • (a) 1.141 Iron Age, 2 Parts H. 4^o
• Challenge for Beauty C. 4^o
• (b) 1.142 Dutchess of Suffolk H. 4^o
• English Traveller C. 4^o
• Edward the Fourth, 2 Parts H. 4^o
• (c) 1.143 Elizabeth's Troubles, 2 Pts. H. 4^o
• (d) 1.144 Fair Maid of the West, Two Parts. C. 4^o
• Four London-Prentices H. 4^o
• Fair Maid of the Exchange C. 4^o
• (e) 1.145 Fortune by Land and Sea. H. 4^o
• (f) 1.146 Lancashire Witches C. 4^o
• (g) 1.147 Loves Mistress M. 4^o
• Maidenhead well lost C. 4^o
• (h) 1.148 Rape of Lucrece T. 4^o
• ...† 1.149
  • Robert Earl of Hun∣tingdon's Downfall. H. 4^o
  • —His Death T. 4^o
• Woman kill'd with Kindness C. 4^o
• Wise Woman of Hogsden C. 4^o

William Habington.

• Queen of Arragon Folio.

Charles Hool.

• (i) 1.150 Terrences Comedies C. 8^o

Peter Hausted.

• Rival Friends C. 4^o

Barton Holiday.

• Marriage of the Arts C. 4^o

William Hemings.

• (a) 1.151 Fatal Contract T. 4^o
• (b) 1.152 Jews Tragedy T. 4^o

Richard Head.

• Hic & ubique C. 4^o

* 1.153 Sir Robert Howard.

• Indian Queen T. Fol.
• Committee C. Fol.
• Surprisal T. C. Fol.
• Vestal Virgins T. C. Fol.
• (c) 1.154 Blind Lady C. 8^o
• Duke of Lerma T. 4^o

James Howard.

• All Mistaken, or the Mad Couple. C. 4^o
• English Monsieur C. 4^o

Edward Howard.

• Man of Newmarket C. 4^o
• Six Days Adventure C. 4^o
• Usurper T. 4^o
• Womans Conquest T. C. 4^o

James Howel.

• (d) 1.155 Peleus and Thetis M. 4^o

(†) 1.156 Benj. Johnson.

• Alchymist C. Fol.
• Bartholemew-Fair. C. Fol.
• Christmas's Masque M. Fol.
• Cloridia M. Fol.
• Cynthia's Revels C. Fol.
• Challenge at Tilt M. Fol.
• (e) 1.157 Cataline's Conspiracy T. Fol.
• Devil's an Ass C. Fol.
• Every Man in his Humour C. Fo.
• Every Man out of his Hu∣mour. C. Fo.
• (f) 1.158 Entertainment at K. James's Coronation. E. Fol.
• Entertainments of the Q. and Prince, at Althrop. E. Fol.
• Entertainments of the King of England, and the King of Denmark, at Theo∣balds. F. Fol.
• Entertainment of K. James, and Q. Ann, at Theobalds. F. Fol.
• Entertainment of the King and Queen, on May Day, at Sir Wil. Cornwallis's House, at High-gate. E. Fol.
• Fortunate Isles M. Fol.
• Fox C. Fol.
• Golden Age restored M. Fol.
• Honour of Wales M. Fol.
• ...

• * 1.159 Hymenes M. Fol.
• Irish Masque M. Fol.
• King's Entertainment at Welbeck. M. Fol.
• Loves Triumph M. Fol.
• Love's Welcome M. Fol.
• Love Restored M. Fol.
• Magnetick Lady C. Fol.
• Masque of Auguurs M. Fol.
• Masque at the Lord Hayes's House. M. Fol.
• Masque at the Lord Had∣dington's Marriage. M. Fol.
• Masque of Owls M. Fol.
• * 1.160 Masque of Queens M. Fol.
• Mercury Vindicated M. Fol.
• Metamorphosed Gipsies M. Fol.
• (a) 1.161 Mortimer's Fall T. Fol.
• News from the New World in the Moon. M. Fol.
• Neptune's Triumph M. Fol.
• * 1.162 Oberon the Fairy-Queen M. Fol.
• Pleasure reconciled to Virtue M. Fol.
• Pan's Anniversary M. Fol.
• (b) 1.163 Poetaster C. Fol.
• * 1.164 Queen's Masque of Black∣ness. M. Fol.
• * 1.165 —Her Masque of Beauty M. Fol.
• Speeches at Pr. H. Barriers M. Fol.
• Staple of News C. Fol.
• (c) 1.166 Silent Woman C. Fol.
• (d) 1.167 Sad Shepherd T. Fol.
• (e) 1.168 Sejanus T. Fol.
• Tale of a Tub C. Fol.
• Time Vindicated M. Fol.
• Vision of Delight M. Fol.
• Case is altered C. 4^o
• New-Inn C. 4^o
• (f) 1.169 Eastward Hoe C. 4^o
• (g) 1.170 Widow C. 4^o

John Jones.

• Adrasta C. 4^o

Tho. Ingeland.

• Disobedient Child I. 4^o

Tho. Jordain.

• Fancies Festivals M. 4^o
• Mony's an Ass C. 4^o
• Walks of Islington and Hogs∣den C. 4^o

William Joyner.

• (h) 1.171 Roman Empress T. 4^o

Tho. Jevorn.

• Devil of a Wife F. 4^o

Tho. Kyd.

• (a) 1.172 Cornelia T. 4^o

Tho. Kirk.

• (b) 1.173 Seven Champions of Christendom. H. 4^o

Ralph Knevet.

• Rhodon & Iris P. 4^o

* 1.174 Sir William Killegrew.

• Ormasdes T.C. Fol.
• Pandora T. C. Fol.
• Selindra T. C. Fol.
• Siege of Urbin T.C. Fol.

Henry Killegrew.

• ...(c) 1.175
  • Conspiracy T. 4^o
  • Pallantus and Eudora T. Fol.

† 1.176 Tho. Killegrew.

• Bellamira her Dream, 2 Parts. T. Fol.
• Claracilla T.C. Fol.
• Cicilia and Clorinda, 2 Parts. T.C. Fol.
• Parsons Wedding C. Fol.
• Prisoners T.C. Fol.
• Princess T.C. Fol.
• Pilgrim T. Fol.
• Thomaso, or the Wander∣er, 2 Parts. C. Fol.

‖ 1.177 John Lilly.

• (d) 1.178 Alexander and Campaspe C. 8^o
• (e) 1.179 Endimion C. 8^o
• Galathaea C. 8^o
• (f) 1.180 Mydas C. 8^o
• Mother Bomby C. 8^o
• (g) 1.181 Sapho and Phaon C. 8^o
• Loves Metamorphosis C. 4^o
• Maids Metamorphosis C. 4^o
• Woman in the Moon C. 4^o

* 1.182 Sir William Lower.

• Amorous Phantasm P. 12^o
• ...

• Enchanted Lovers P. 12^o
• (a) 1.183 Noble Ingratitude T.C. 12^o
• (b) 1.184 Horatius T. 4^o
• (c) 1.185 Martyr T. 4^o

Tho. Lupon.

• All for Mony T. 4^o

Tho. Lodge.

• (d) 1.186 Marius and Scylla T. 4^o
• (e) 1.187 Looking-glass for London H.4^o

John Lacey.

• (f) 1.188 Dumb Lady C. 4^o
• Old Troop C. 4^o
• Sir Hercules Buffoon C. 4^o

Nat. Lee, v. Dryden.

• (g) 1.189 Caesar Borgia T. 4^o
• (h) 1.190 Constantine the Great T. 4^o
• (i) 1.191 Gloriana T. 4^o
• (k) 1.192 Lucius Junius Brutus T. 4^o
• (l) 1.193 Mithridates T. 4^o
• (m) 1.194 Nero T. 4^o
• (n) 1.195 Rival Queens T. 4^o
• (o) 1.196 Sophonisba T. 4^o
• (p) 1.197 Theodosius T. 4^o

J. Leanard.

• (q) 1.198 Country Innocence C. 4^o
• (r) 1.199 Rambling Justice C. 4^o

Tho. Middleton, v. Fletcher.

• Any thing for a quiet Life C. 4^o
• Blurt M^r Constable C. 4^o
• Chast Maid in Cheapside C. 4^o
• Family of Love C. 4^o
• Game at Chess C. 4^o
• Inner-Temple Masque M. 4^o
• Mad World my Masters C. 4^o
• (s) 1.200 Mayor of Quinborough C. 4^o
• Michaelmas-Term C. 4^o
• Phoenix C. 4^o
• Roaring Girl C. 4^o
• Trick to catch the old one C. 4^o
• Triumphs of Love and An∣tiquity. M. 4^o
• ...

• World toss'd at Tennis M. 4^o
• Your Five Gallants C. 4^o
• ...† 1.201
  • More Dissemblers be∣sides Women C. 8^o
  • ‖ 1.202 Women beware Women T. 8^o
  • No
    • Wit
    • Help
    like a Womans C. 8^o
• ...* 1.203
  • (a) 1.204 Changeling T. 4^o
  • (b) 1.205 Fair Quarrel T. C. 4^o
  • Old Law C. 4^o
  • (c) 1.206 Spanish Gipsies C. 4^o

Philip Massenger.

• Bondman C. 4^o
• City Madam C. 4^o
• Duke of Millain T. 4^o
• (d) 1.207 Emperour of the East T. C. 4^o
• Fatal Dowry T. 4^o
• Great Duke of Florence C. 4^o
• Maid of Honour C. 4^o
• New way to Pay old Debts C. 4^o
• (e) 1.208 Picture C. 4^o
• Roman Actor T. 4^o
• Renegado C. 4^o
• Unnatural Combat T. 4^o
• (f) 1.209 Virgin Martyr T. 4^o
• ...(h) 1.210
  • Bashful Lady C. 8^o
  • (g) 1.211 Guardian C. 8^o
  • Very Woman T. 8^o

* 1.212 John Marston.

• Antonio & Mellida, 2 Parts T. 8^o
• (i) 1.213 Dutch Courtezan C. 8^o
• Fawn C. 8^o
• (k) 1.214 Sophonisba T. 8^o
• What you will C. 8^o
• (l) 1.215 Insatiate Countess T. 4^o
• Male-Content T.C. 4^o

Shakerly Marmion.

• Antiquarary C. 4^o
• Fine Companion C. 4^o
• Holland's Leaguer C. 4^o

Christopher Marloe.

• (m) 1.216 Dr. Faustus T. 4^o
• ...

• (a) 1.217 Dido Q. of Carthage T. 4^o
• (b) 1.218 Edward the 2^d T. 4^o
• Jew of Malta T.C. 4^o
• Lusts Dominion T. 8^o
• (c) 1.219 Massacree at Paris T. 8^o
• (d) 1.220 Tamberlain the Great, two Parts T. 8^o

Thomas May.

• ...† 1.221
  • (e) 1.222 Agrippina T. 8^o
  • (f) 1.223 Cleopatra T. 8^o
• (g) 1.224 Antigone T. 8^o
• Heyre T.C. 8^o
• Old Couple T. 4^o

Tho. Meriton.

• Love and War T. 4^o
• Wandring Lover T. C. 4^o

Lewis Machin.

• Dumb Knight C. 4^o

Cosmo Manuch.

• Just General T. 4^o
• Loyal Lovers T. C. 4^o

Gervase Markham.

• (h) 1.225 Herod and Antipater T. 4^o

J. Milton.

• Sampson Agonestes T. 8^o

John Mason.

• Mulcasses the Turk T. 4^o

Walter Montague.

• Shepherds Paradice P. 8^o

Robert Mead.

• Combat of Love and Friend∣ship C. 4^o

Jasper Main.

• ...† 1.226
  • Amorous War C. 4^o & 8^o
  • City Match C. 4^o & 8^o

Mathew Medbourn.

• (i) 1.227 Tartuff C. 4^o

L. Maidwel.

• Loving Enemies C. 4^o

Thomas Nabbs.

• Bride C. 4^o
• Covent-Garden C. 4^o
• Entertainment on the Prince's Birth-Day F. 4^o
• (a) 1.228 Hannibal and Scipio T. 4^o
• Microcosmus M. 4^o
• Springs Glory M. 4^o
• Tottenham Court C. 4^o
• Unfortunate Mother T. 4^o

Tho. Nash, v. Marloe.

• Summers last Will and Testa∣ment C. 4^o

Tho Norton, and Sackvile.

• (b) 1.229 Ferex & Porex, or Gorboduc T. 4^o

Thomas Nuce.

• (c) 1.230 Octavia T. 4^o

Tho. Newton.

• (d) 1.231 Thebais T. 4^o

Alex. Nevile.

• (e) 1.232 Oedipus T. 4^o

Robert Nevile.

• Poor Schollar C. 4^o

Duke of Newcastle.

• Humerous Lovers C. 4^o
• Triumphant Widow C. 4^o

† 1.233 Dutchess of Newcastle.

• Apocryphal Ladies C. Fol.
• Bell in Campo, 2 Parts C. Fol.
• Female Academy C. Fol.
• Loves Adventures, 2 Parts C. Fol.
• Lady Contemplation, 2 Parts C. Fol.
• Matrimonial Trouble, 2 Parts C. Fol.
• Natures 3 Daughters, 2 Pts. C. Fol.
• Publick Woing C. Fol.
• Religions C. Fol.
• Several Wits C. Fol.
• Unnatural Tragedy T. Fol.
• Wits Cabal, 2 Parts C. Fol.
• Youth's Glory, and Death's Banquet C. Fol.
• Blazing World C. Fol.
• Bridals C. Fol.
• Covent of Pleasure C. Fol.
• Presence C. Fol.
• Sociable Companions C. Fol.

Earl of Orrery.

• (a) 1.234 Black Prince H. Fol.
• Tryphon T. Fol.
• (b) 1.235 Mustapha T. Fol.
• (c) 1.236 Henry the Fifth H. Fol.

Tho. Otway.

• Athiest, or the Second Part of the Soldiers Fortune C. 4^o
• (d) 1.237 Alcibiades T. 4^o
• ‖ 1.238 Cheats of Seapin F. 4^o
• (e) 1.239 Caius Marius T. 4^o
• (f) 1.240 Don Carlos T. 4^o
• Friendship in Fashion C. 4^o
• (g) 1.241 Orphan T. 4^o
• Soldiers Fortune C. 4^o
• (h) 1.242 Titus and Berenice T. 4^o
• Venice preserv'd T. 4^o

George Peele.

• (i) 1.243 David and Bethshabe T. C. 4^o
• (k) 1.244 Edward the First H. 4^o

Henry Porter.

• Two angry Women of A∣bingdon C. 4^o

Tho. Porter.

• Carnival C. 4^o
• Villain T. 4^o

Lady Pembrock.

• Antonius T. 4^o

Tho. Preston.

• Cambyses King of Persia T. C. 4^o

Edward Prestwick.

• Hectors C. 4^o
• (l) 1.245 Hippolitus T. 8^o

Mrs. Katherine Phillips.

• (m) 1.246 Horrace T. Fol.
• (n) 1.247 Pompey T. Fol.

Samuel Pordage.

• (o) 1.248 Herod and Meriamne T. 4^o
• (p) 1.249 Siege of Babylon T. 4^o

—Peaps.

• Love in its Extasie P. 4^o

John Palsgrave.

• Acolastus C. 4^o

Francis Quarles.

• Virgin Widow C. 4^o

William Rowley, v. Webster, Middleton, Day, and Shakespear.

• (a) 1.250 All's lost by Lust T. 4^o
• Match at Midnight T. 4^o
• (b) 1.251 Shoemakers a Gentleman C. 4^o
• Wonder a Woman never vex'd C. 4^o
• Spanish Gipsies C. 4^o

Samuel Rowley.

• (c) 1.252 When you see me you know me C. 4^o

Joseph Rutter.

• (d) 1.253 Cid, 2 Parts T. C. 8^o
• Shepherds Holyday

Nath. Richards.

• (e) 1.254 Messalina T. 8^o

Tho. Rawlins.

• Rebellion T. 4^o

Tho. Randolph.

• ...† 1.255
  • Aristippus T. 8^o
  • Aminta T. C. 8^o
  • Jealous Lover T. C. 8^o
  • Muses Looking-glass P. 8^o
• (f) 1.256 Hey for Honesty, down with Knavery C. 4^o

William Rider.

• Twins C. 4^o

Edward Revett.

• Town Shifts C. 4^o

Edward Ravenscroft.

• (g) 1.257 Careless Lovers C. 4^o
• (h) 1.258 Citizen turn'd Gentle∣man C. 4^o
• ...

• (a) 1.259 Dame Dobson C. 4^o
• (b) 1.260 English Lawyer C. 4^o
• (c) 1.261 King Edgar and Alfreda T. 4^o
• (d) 1.262 London Cuckolds C. 4^o
• (e) 1.263 Scaramouch, &c. F. 4^o
• (f) 1.264 Wrangling Lovers C. 4^o

Tho. Rymer.

• (g) 1.265 Edgar T 4^o

* 1.266William Shakespear.

• (h) 1.267 All's well that ends well C. Fol.
• (i) 1.268 Anthony and Cleopatra T. Fol.
• As you like it C. Fol.
• (k) 1.269 Comedy of Errours C. Fol.
• (l) 1.270 Coriolanus T. Fol.
• (m) 1.271 Cromwell's History H. Fol.
• (n) 1.272 Cymbeline T. Fol.
• Gentleman of Verona C. Fol.
• † 1.273 Henry the 4^th, 2 Parts H. Fol.
• † 1.274 Henry the 5^th H. Fol.
• † 1.275 Henry the 6^th 3 Parts H. Fol.
• † 1.276 Henry the 8^th H. Fol.
• Hamlet Prince of Denmark T. Fol.
• † 1.277 John K. of England, 2 Pts. H. Fol.
• (o) 1.278 Julius Caesar T. Fol.
• † 1.279 Lears Tragedy T. Fol.
• † 1.280 Locrine's Tragedy C. Fol.
• London Prodigal C. Fol.
• Love's Labour lost C. Fol.
• Merry Wives of Windsor C. Fol.
• Measure for Measure C. Fol.
• Merchant of Venice T. C. Fol.
• (p) 1.281 Mackbeth T. Fol.
• Midsummers Nights-Dream C. Fol.
• Much ado about nothing C. Fol.
• (q) 1.282 Old-Castle, Lord Cob∣ham's Life and Death T. Fol.
• (r) 1.283 Othello Moor of Venice T. Fol.
• Pericles Prince of Tyre H. Fol.
• Puritan Widow C. Fol.
• † 1.284 Richard the Second H. Fol.
• † 1.285 Richard the Third H. Fol.
• (s) 1.286 Romeo & Juliett T. Fol.
• ...

• Taming of the Shrew C. Fol.
• Tempest C. Fol.
• Titus Andronicus T. Fol.
• (a) 1.287 Timon of Athens T. Fol.
• Troylus and Cressida T. Fol.
• Twelfth Night C. Fol.
• (b) 1.288 Winter's Tale C. Fol.
• Yorkshire Tragedy T. Fol.
• Birth of Merlin P. 4^o

J. Studley, v. Jaspar Heywood.

• ...‖ 1.289
  • Agamemnon T. 4^o
  • Hippolitus T. 4^o
  • Hercules Oetus T. 4^o
  • Medea T. 4^o

James Shirley.

• (c) 1.290 Arcadia P. 4^o
• Bird in a Cage C. 4^o
• Ball C. 4^o
• Changes, or Love in a Maze C. 4^o
• (d) 1.291 Chabott, Admiral of France T. 4^o
• Constant Maid, or Love will find out the way C. 4^o
• Cupid and Death M. 4^o
• Contention for Honour and Riches M. 4^o
• Duke's Mistress T. C. 4^o
• Example T. 4^o
• (e) 1.292 Gamester C. 4^o
• (f) 1.293 Gentleman of Venice T.C. 4^o
• Grateful Servant C. 4^o
• Hyde-Park C. 4^o
• Humerous Courtier C. 4^o
• Loves Cruelty T. 4^o
• Lady of Pleasure C. 4^o
• (g) 1.294 Maids Revenge T. 4^o
• Opportunity C. 4^o
• Politician C. 4^o
• Patrick for Ireland H. 4^o
• Royal Master C. 4^o
• School of Complements C. 4^o
• Traytor T. 4^o
• Triumph of Peace M. 4^o
• Wedding C. 4^o
• Witty Fair One C. 4^o
• Young Admiral C. 4^o
• ...‖ 1.295
  • Honoria and Mammon C. 8^o
  • (h) 1.296 Contention of Ajax and Ulysses, for A∣chilles's Armour M. 8^o
• ...(i) 1.297
  • Brothers C. 8^o
  • Sisters C. 8^o
  • Doubtful Heir T. C. 8^o
  • Imposture T. C. 8^o
  • Cardinal T. C. 8^o
  • Court Secret T. C. 8^o
  • Triumph of Beauty M. 8^o

Henry Shirley.

• Martyr'd Soldier T. 4^o

Edward Sherbourn.

• ...† 1.298
  • Medea T. 8^o
  • Troades T. 8^o

—Sheppard.

• Committee-man Curryed C.

George Sandys.

• (a) 1.299 Christ's Passion T. 8^o

J. Swallow.

• Cynthia's Revenge T. 4^o

Edward Sharpham.

• Fleir C. 4^o

William Sampson, v. Markham.

• Vow Breaker T. 4^o

Tho. Stanley.

• (b) 1.300 Clouds Fol.

William Smyth.

• Hector of Germany H. 4^o

William Strode.

• Floating Island C. 4^o

Gilbert Swinhoe.

• (c) 1.301 Fair Irene T. 4^o

* 1.302 Sir John Suckling.

• Aglaura T. C. 8^o
• Brenoralt T. 8^o
• Goblins T. 8^o
• Sad one T. 8^o

Lewis Sharp.

• Noble Stranger C. 4^o

John Smyth.

• Cytherea C. 4^o

Sir Robert Stapleton.

• (d) 1.303 Hero and Leander T. 4^o
• Slighted Maid C. 4^o

Tho. St. Serf.

• Tarugoes Wiles C. 4^o

Tho. Shadwel.

• Epsom Wells C. 4^o
• Humorists C. 4^o
• Lancashire Witches C. 4^o
• (a) 1.304 Libertine C. 4^o
• (b) 1.305 Miser C. 4^o
• (c) 1.306 Psiche O. 4^o
• (d) 1.307 Royal Shepherdess C. 4^o
• (e) 1.308 Sullen Lovers C. 4^o
• (f) 1.309 Timon of Athens T. 4^o
• True Widow C. 4^o
• Virtuoso C. 4^o
• Woman Captain C. 4^o

Elkanah Settle.

• (g) 1.310 Cambyses K. of Persia T. 4^o
• (h) 1.311 Conquest of China T. 4^o
• Empress of Morocco T. 4^o
• (i) 1.312 Fatal Love T. 4^o
• (k) 1.313 Female Prelate T. 4^o
• Heir of Morocco T. 4^o
• (l) 1.314 Ibrahim T. 4^o
• (m) 1.315 Love and Revenge T. C. 4^o
• (n) 1.316 Pastor Fido P. 4^o

Sir Charles Sidley.

• (o) 1.317 Anthony and Cleopatra T. 4^o
• (p) 1.318 Bellamira C. 4^o
• Mulberry-Garden C. 4^o

Tho. Shipman.

• (q) 1.319 Henry the 3d. of France T. 4^o

Charles Saunders.

• (r) 1.320 Tamerlane the Great T. 4^o

Tho. Southern.

• Disappointment C. 4^o
• (s) 1.321 Loyal Brother T. C. 4^o

Cyril Turneur.

• Athiests Tragedy T. 4^o
• Loyal Brother T. C. 4^o

John Tateham.

• Distracted State T. 4^o
• (a) 1.322 Rump C. 4^o
• Scotts Vagaries C. 4^o
• (b) 1.323 Love Crowns the end C. 8^o

Nich. Trott.

• Arthur T.

Robert Taylor.

• Hog has lost his Pearl

Tho. Thompson.

• English Rogue C. 4^o
• (c) 1.324 Mother Shipton's Life and Death C. 4^o

Nat. Tate.

• (d) 1.325 Brutus of Alba T. 4^o
• (e) 1.326 Cuckolds Haven C. 4^o
• (f) 1.327 Duke and no Duke F. 4^o
• (g) 1.328 Ingratitude of a Common-wealth T.C. 4^o
• (h) 1.329 Island Princess T.C. 4^o
• Loyal General T. 4^o
• (i) 1.330 Lear and his 3 Daughters T. 4^o
• (k) 1.331 Richard the Second H. 4^o

S. Tuke.

• Adventures of 5 Hours C. 4^o

Richard Tuke.

• Divine Comedian C. 4^o

John Tutchin.

• (l) 1.332 Unfortunate Shepherd P. 8^o

John Webster, v. Decker.

• (m) 1.333 Appius and Virginia T. 4^o
• (n) 1.334 Devil's Law-Case T. C. 4^o
• Dutchess of Malsey T. 4^o
• White Devil T. 4^o
• ...‖ 1.335
  • Thracian Wonder H. 4^o
  • Cure for a Cuckold C. 4^o

Lewis Wager.

• Mary Magdalen's Repentance I. 4^o

William Wayer.

• The longer thou liv'st the more Fool thou art C.

George Wapul.

• Tyde tarryeth for no man C.

Nat. Woods.

• Conflict of Conscience P.

R. Weaver.

• Lusty Juventus I.

Robert Wilson.

• Coblers Prophecie C. 4^o

John Wilson.

• (a) 1.336 Andronicus Comenius T. 4^o
• Cheats C. 4^o
• Projectors C. 4^o

J. Weston.

• † 1.337 Amazon Queen T. C. 4^o

Robert Wilmot.

• (b) 1.338 Tancred and Grismond T. 4^o

George Wilkins, v. Day.

• Miseries of inforc'd Marriage T.C. 4^o

John Wright.

• ...(c) 1.339
  • Thyestes T. 8^o
  • Thyestes F. 8^o

Leonard Willan.

• (d) 1.340 Astraea P. 8^o

Edmund Waller.

• (e) 1.341 Pompey T. 4^o

William Wycherly.

• Country Wife C. 4^o
• Gentleman Dancing Master C. 4^o
• Love in a Wood C. 4^o
• Plain Dealer C. 4^o

—Whitaker.

• Conspiracy T. 4^o

Robert Yarrington.

• Two Tragedies in One T. 4^o

Supposed AUTHOURS.

R. A.

• (a) 1.342 Valiant Welchman T.C. 4^o

H. B.

• (b) 1.343 Landagartha C. 4^o

H. H. B.

• (c) 1.344 Plutus C. 8^o

* 1.345 P. B.

• Mock-Duellest C. 4^o

J. C.

• Merry Milkmaids C. 4^o

R. C.

• Alphonsus K. of Arragon C. 4^o
• (d) 1.346 Ignoramus C. 4^o

J. D.

• Hell's higher Court of Justice I. 4^o
• Mall C. 4^o

T. D.

• Bloody Banquet T. 4^o
• (e) 1.347 Fool turn'd Critick C. 4^o
• (f) 1.348 Psiche Debauch'd F. 4^o

S. H.

• Sicily and Naples T. 4^o

B. J.

• Guy of Warwick T.

† 1.349 E. M.

• St. Cecily, or the Converted Twins T. 4^o

T. P.

• (g) 1.350 Witty Combat T.C. 4^o
• (h) 1.351 French Conjurer C. 4^o

Monsieur P. P.

• (i) 1.352 Ariadne O. 4^o

S. P.

• (a) 1.353 Troades T. 8^o

T. R.

• (b) 1.354 Extravagant Shepherd P. 8^o

W. R.

• Three Lords and Ladies of Lond. C.

Mr. S. Master of Arts.

• Gammer Gurton's Needle C. 4^o

J. S.

• Masquerade Du Cel M.
• (c) 1.355 Phillis of Syros P. 8^o
• (d) 1.356 Andromana T.4^o

S. S.

• Honest Lawyer C. 4^o

J. T.

• (e) 1.357 Grim the Collier of Croyden C. 8^o
• (f) 1.358 Troas T. 4^o

C. W.

• (g) 1.359 Electra T. 8^o

E. W.

• Apollo Shroving C. 8^o

L. W.

• Orgula, or the Fatal Errour T. 4^o

M. W. Master of Arts.

• (h) 1.360 Marriage Broker C. 8^o

T. W.

• (i) 1.361 Thornby-Abby H. 8^o

W. W.

• Menechmus C. 4^o

Ʋnknown AUTHOURS.

A.

• Abraham's Sacrifice
• (a) 1.362 Alarm for London H. 4^o
• Albion I.
• Albion's Triumph M. 4^o
• Albumazar C. 4^o
• (b) 1.363 Aminta P. 4^o
• Amorous Gallant C. 4^o
• Amorous old Woman C. 4^o
• (e) 1.364 Arden of Feversham T. 4^o
• Arraignment of Paris P.

B.

• (d) 1.365 Battle of Alcazar T. 4^o
• Band-Ruff and Cuff I.
• Bastard T. 4^o

C.

• Caesar's Revenge T.
• (e) 1.366 Charles the First T. 4^o
• Combat of Gaps M.
• Commons Conditions C.
• Constant Nymph P. 4^o
• Costly Whore C. 4^o
• (f) 1.367 Contention between York and Lancaster, 2 Parts
• Counterfeits C. 4^o
• (g) 1.368 Counterfeit Bridegroom C. 4^o
• (h) 1.369 Country Captain C. 8^o
• Cromwell's Conspiracy T. C.
• Cruel Debtor
• Cupid's Whirligig C. 4^o
• Cyrus King of Persia T.

D.

• Damon and Pythias H.
• (i) 1.370 Debauchee C. 4^o
• Destruction of Jerusalem
• Dick Scorner
• (k) 1.371 Divine Masque M. 4^o
• Doctor Dodipol C. 4^o

E.

• (l) 1.372 Edward the Third H. 4^o
• (m) 1.373 Elvira T. C. 4^o (c) 1.374
• ...

• (a) 1.375 Empress of Morocco F. 4^o
• (b) 1.376 English Princess T. 4^o
• Enough's as good as a Feast C.
• Every Woman in her Humour C. 4^o

F.

• (c) 1.377 Faithful Shepherd P. 4^o
• Fair Em C. 4^o
• Fair Maid of Bristol H. 4^o
• Factious Citizen C. 4^o
• Fatal Jealousie T. 4^o
• Fidele and Fortunatus
• (d) 1.378 Feign'd Astrologer C. 8^o
• Free-Will
• (e) 1.379 Flora's Vagaries C. 4^o
• (f) 1.380 Fond Lady
• Fulgius and Lucrelle

G.

• Gentile-Craft C. 4^o
• Ghost C. 4^o

H.

• (g) 1.381 Henry the Fifth, with the Battle of Agencourt H. 4^o
• (h) 1.382 Hectors C. 4^o
• Histriomastix C. 4^o
• Hoffman T. 4^o
• How to chuse a good Wife from a bad one C. 4^o

J.

• Jacob and Esau C.
• Jack Drum's Entertainment C. 4^o
• Jack Juggler
• ‖ 1.383 Jack Straw's Life and Death H. 4^o
• James the Fourth H.
• Jeronimo, 2 Parts T. 4^o
• Impatient Poverty
• † 1.384 Imperial Tragedy T. Fol.
• Interlude of Youth I. 4^o
• John the Evangelist
• Joseph's Afflictions
• Jovial Crew I. 4^o

K.

• ‖ 1.385 King Edgar and Alfreda H. 4^o
• King and Queen's Entertain∣ment at Richmond M. 4^o
• Knave in Grain C. 4^o
• Knack how to know an honest Man
• ‖ 1.386 Knack how to know a Knave. C. 4^o
• Knavery in all Trades C. 4^o
• Knight of the Golden Shield H. 4^o

L.

• Lady Alimony C. 4^o
• Laws of Nature C.
• Levellers levell'd I.
• Liberality and Prodigality C.
• Lingua C. 4^o
• London Canticleers F. 4^o
• Look about you C. 4^o
• ...

• Lost Lady T. C. Fol.
• Love A-la-mode C. Fol.
• Loves Loadstone C. 4^o
• Lumenalia M. 4^o
• (a) 1.387 Lyer C. 4^o

M.

• Manhood and Wisdom
• (b) 1.388 Marcus Tullius Cicero T. 4^o
• Marriage of Wit and Science I.
• Masque of Flowers M. 4^o
• (c) 1.389 Masque at Ludlow Castle M. 4^o
• (d) 1.390 Massianello T. 8^o
• Mercurius Britannicus C. 4^o
• Merry Devil of Edmonton C. 4^o
• (e) 1.391 Morning Ramble C. 4^o
• Mucedorus C. 4^o
• (f) 1.392 Muse of Newmarket F. 4^o

N.

• (g) 1.393 Nero's Life and Death T. 4^o
• New Custom I. 4^o
• New-market Fair F. 4^o
• New Trick to cheat the Devil C. 4^o
• Nice Wanton C.
• No-Body and Some-Body H. 4^o

O.

• Oldwives Tale
• (h) 1.394 Orlando Furioso H. 4^o

P.

• (i) 1.395 Patient Grissle C.
• Pedler's Prophecie C.
• Philotus Scotch C. 4^o
• Pinder of Wakefield C. 4^o
• (k) 1.396 Piso's Conspiracy T. 4^o
• Presbyterian Lash T.C.
• (l) 1.397 Prince of Priggs C. 4^o
• Promises of God manifested
• Promus and Cassandra, 2 Parts

Q.

• Queen T.C. 4^o

R.

• (m) 1.398 Rambling Justice C. 4
• (n) 1.399 Rampant Alderman F. 4^o
• (o) 1.400 Revenge C. 4^o
• (p) 1.401 Rehearsal F. 4^o
• (q) 1.402 Reformation C. 4^o
• Religious Rebel T.C. 4^o
• (r) 1.403 Return from Parnassus C. 4^o
• ...

• Rivals T.C. 4^o
• Robin Conscience
• Robin Hood's Pastoral May-games
• Rob. Hood and his Crew of Soldiers
• Royal Masque at Hampton-Court M. 4^o
• (a) 1.404 Romulus and Hersilia T. 4^o

S.

• Salmacida Spolia M. 4^o
• (b) 1.405 Siege of Constantinople T. 4^o
• Sicillides a Piscatory Drama P. 4^o
• Sir Gyles Goosecap C. 4^o
• (c) 1.406 Sir Solomon C. 4^o
• Solimon and Perseda T. 4^o
• Sophister C. 4^o
• (d) 1.407 Sport upon Sport.—Drolls
• Spanish Baud T. C. 4^o
• Step-mother T. C. 4^o
• (e) 1.408 Strange Discovery T. C. 4^o
• Susanna's Tears
• Swetnam the Woman-hater Arraigned C. 4^o

T.

• Tempe Restored M. 4^o
• Thersytes I.
• (f) 1.409 Tom Essence C. 4^o
• Tom Tyler and his Wife I. 4^o
• Traytor to himself I. 4^o
• (g) 1.410 True Trojans H. 4^o
• Tryal of Chivalry
• Tryal of Treasure
• (h) 1.411 Tunbride-Wells C. 4^o
• Tyrannical Government

V.

• Valiant Scot T. 4^o
• (i) 1.412 Varieties C. 8^o
• (k) 1.413 Unfortunate Usurper T. 4^o
• Ungrateful Favourite T. 4^o

W.

• Warning for Fair Women T. 4^o
• Wealth and Health
• Weakest goes to the Wall C. 4^o
• Wily beguil'd C. 4^o
• Wine Beer Ale and Tobaco I. 4^o
• (l) 1.414 Wits led by the Nose C. 4^o
• Wit of a Woman C. 4^o
• Woman turn'd Bully C. 4^o
• Woman will have her Will C. 4^o

Notes

• (c) 1.1

  These of the Lord Sterline are all Bound with his Works (in Folio) called, Re∣creations with the Muses. Printed at London, 1637.
• (a) 1.2

  Plot from Justin's Hist. Lib. 14.
• (b) 1.3

  Plot from Herodotus, Lib. 1. Plutarch in Solon's Life.
• (d) 1.4

  Plot from Justin's Hist. Lib. 11.
• (e) 1.5

  Plot from Suetonius and Plutarch.
• (f) 1.6

  Plot from Guiciardine's Hist. of Italy.
• (g) 1.7

  Plot from Plutarch's Lives.
• (h) 1.8

  These two of R. Baron are mentioned in former Catalogues, but are part of a Romance writ by him, and called the Cy∣prian Academy. Printed at London, 1647.
• (i) 1.9

  Plot from Herbert's Travels, Fol.
• (k) 1.10

  From an old English Chronicle, Fol.
• (a) 1.11

  These five of Richard Brome, are Printed in one Volume, Octavo, London, 1635.
• (b) 1.12

  These five of Brome, are Printed in another Volume in Octavo, London, 1659.
• * 1.13

  Reprinted, Lond. 1686.
• (c) 1.14

  Lately Reprinted.
• (d) 1.15

  These two of the Lord Brook's are Printed with his Poetical Works in Folio. London, 1633.
• (e) 1.16

  Plot from the Turkish Chronicle.
• (f) 1.17

  This is a Play of Christopher Marlo's, call'd Lusts Dominion, Printed in Octa∣vo, London, 1661.
• (g) 1.18

  Part of the City Heiress, from a Play of Middleton's, call'd, A Mad World my Masters, Quarto; and part from a∣nother of Massenger's, called, The Guar∣dian, Octavo.
• (a) 1.19

  Plot from Don Fenise, Octavo.
• (b) 1.20

  Stollen from Harlequin, Emperur dans le Monde de la Lune.
• (c) 1.21

  Taken from Tho. Killegrew's Don Thomaso, or The Wanderer, Folio.
• (d) 1.22

  A Play of John Tateham's, called, The Rump, altered, Quarto.
• (e) 1.23

  Part of this Play taken from Richard Brome's Damoyselle, Octa. and Le malade imaginaire.
• (f) 1.24

  A great part of this Play borrowed from a Play, called, The Miseries of forc'd Marriage, Written by George Wilkins, Quarto.
• (g) 1.25

  Plot from Alcamenes and Menalippa, in Cleopatra, Folio.
• (*) 1.26

  Plot from the old Story so called.
• (h) 1.27

  Plot from Cassandra, Folio.
• (i) 1.28

  Plot from E. of Essex and Q. E. a Nov.
• (k) 1.29

  Plot from Causin's Holy Court, Folio.
• (l) 1.30

  Plot Q. Eliz. Novel, first Part 8^o.
• (*) 1.31

  Plot from Chron. de Rebus Germanicis.
• (†) 1.32

  Plot from the French Chron. Hen. 3.
• (m) 1.33

  Plot from the French Chronicles.
• (n) 1.34

  Plot from Lucan's Pharsalia, Suetoni∣us, in the Life of Julius Caesar.
• (o) 1.35

  Plot from Petronius Arbyter.
• (p) 1.36

  Written by Chapman, Johnson, and Marston.
• (‖) 1.37

  Plot from Ovid's Metamorph.
• (a) 1.38

  Plot from Cassandra, Fol.
• (b) 1.39

  Printed with Carew's Poems. Lon∣don, 1670.
• (c) 1.40

  Plot from Josephus, Folio.
• (d) 1.41

  The first of Carlell's Plays, (viz.) in two Parts, Bound in one Volume, Twelves. The three next Printed in another Volume, Octavo. London, 1657. And the next in Octavo. Printed 1659.
• (*) 1.42

  Plot from Knolls's Turkish History, in the Reign of Mahomet the First.
• (e) 1.43

  From Corneille.
• (f) 1.44

  This Play is the Guardian, Corrected and Enlarged.
• (g) 1.45

  Bound with his Second Volume, Folio, London, 1681.
• (h) 1.46

  All Printed with his Poems, Lon. 1651.
• (i) 1.47

  Occasion in Plutarch's Life of Cymon, and Part from Boccaces Novels, the Ninth Day, Novel the First.
• (k) 1.48

  All Printed with his Poems. Lon. 1669.
• (†) 1.49

  Plot from his Elegies.
• (l) 1.50

  Plot from Trapolen creduto Principe.
• (m) 1.51

  From Corneille.
• (a) 1.52

  Part of this Play is borrowed from Sir William Dower's Noble Ingratitude.
• (b) 1.53

  Translated from the French.
• (c) 1.54

  Part from Molliere's Le Sicilien.
• (d) 1.55

  Plot from Guiciardine's Hist. and the French Chron. in the Reign of Charles 8.
• (e) 1.56

  The Foundation from Ovidil Metam. Lib. 2.
• (f) 1.57

  Plot from Josephus's Hist. Book 6. 7.
• (†) 1.58

  From English Chronicles, and part of the Language, from Shakespear.
• (g) 1.59

  Plot, and part of the Play from a Spanish Play, called No Puedeser.
• (h) 1.60

  Plot from Poetical History.
• (i) 1.61

  Plot from Sir Phil. Sidney's Arcadia.
• (k) 1.62

  Writ by him, Rowly, and Wilkins.
• (l) 1.63

  All Printed in one Volume, London, 1623.
• (m) 1.64

  Plot from Appian of Alexandria.
• (n) 1.65

  Plot from Plutarch's Life of Alexan∣der, and Quintus Curtius, Book the 6th.
• (o) 1.66

  Plot from Don Quixot's Novel, of the Curious Impertinent, and Boccaces No∣vels, Day the 7th, Novel 7th.
• (p) 1.67

  English Chronicle.
• (q) 1.68

  Writ by him and Webster.
• (*) 1.69

  Writ by him, Rowly, and Ford.
• (1) 1.70

  All, except the last, Printed with his Works, in Folio. Lond. 1673.

  The last writ by him, and Inigo Jones, the late King's Surveyor.
• (a) 1.71

  Plot from Heylin's Cosmographie, Book the First. Chronicle of Italy.
• (b) 1.72

  From Measure for Measure, and Much adoe about Nothing.
• (c) 1.73

  From Mollieres's Joddelet 〈◊〉〈◊〉 le Mai∣tre valet.
• † 1.74

  Part from Mollieres Sganarelle.
• (d) 1.75

  Not his, but Carew's, and Printed with his Poems, Octavo.
• (e) 1.76

  Plot from Herbert's Travels, Life of Abbas.

  Printed with his Poems. London, 1670.
• (f) 1.77

  Translated from the Italian of Tasso, and Printed with Dancer's Poems, Lon∣don, 1660.
• (g) 1.78

  Translated from Monsieur Quinault.
• (h) 1.79

  Translated from Corneille.
• (i) 1.80

  Sanderson's Hist. of K. James p. 577.
• (k) 1.81

  Plot of the serious Part, from the An∣nals of Love: In the Story of Constance the Fair Nun. The Part of Aureleo, from Scarron's Comical Romance: In the Story of Destiny and Madam Star.
• (l) 1.82

  Plot from Tavernier's Voyages into In∣dia, Volume the First, Part the Second, Book the Second.
• (m) 1.83

  Plutarch's Life of Marcus Antonius, and other Roman Historians.
• (a) 1.84

  Plot, Almanzor and Almahide, from Cleopatra in the Story of Artaban: and Almahide the Romance. Ozmyn and Benzaida, from Osman and Alibech, in Ibrahim. Abdalla, Abdelmelech, Lyn∣daraxa, from Prince Ariantes, Agathir∣ses, and Elibesis, in the First Book of the Ninth Part of Cyrus.
• * 1.85

  Part from Corneilles De Pit Amoreuse, part from Le-feinte Astrologue, and part from the Illustrious Bassa, a Ro∣mance.
• (b) 1.86

  Plot, Heylin's Cosmography, Book the Fourth. Hen. Bonzonus rerum ab Hi∣spanis in India Occidentali gestarum, Lib. 3. Octavo.
• (c) 1.87

  Plot, from Cleobuline, Queen of Co∣rinth, in the Second Book of the Seventh Part of Cyrus: and the Character of Ce∣ladon and Florimel, from Pisistrate and Cerinthe in Cyrus, Part Ninth, Book Third; and from the French Marquess in Ibrahim, Part Second, Book the First.
• (d) 1.88

  Plot of the serious Part, and the Cha∣racters from Sesostris and Timareta in Cyrus, Part the Sixth, Book the Second: and Palamedes from the Prince of Sala∣mis, in the Story of Timantes and Par∣thenia, Part Sixth, Book First, of Cy∣rus; and from Nagaret, in the Annals of Love, Octavo.
• (f) 1.89

  Founded on Plautus's Amphytruo.
• † 1.90

  Part from Molliere's L' Etourdy.
• (g) 1.91

  Plot from Milton's Paradise lost. O∣ctavo.
• (h) 1.92

  Plot of the Comical Part from the Pil∣grim, a Novel, Twelves.
• (i) 1.93

  Originally Shakespear's.
• (‖) 1.94

  Plot from Jul. Capitolinus in vitam Maximini.
• (k) 1.95

  Part Shakespear.
• (†) 1.96

  Joyn'd in these two last with Nath. Lee.
• (l) 1.97

  From D'Avila's History of France.
• (m) 1.98

  From Sophocles, and the Poetical Histories.
• (n) 1.99

  Plot from Don Fenise, Octavo.
• (o) 1.100

  Borrow'd from Fletcher's Sea-Voyage.
• (p) 1.101

  The Foundation Shakespear's.
• (a) 1.102

  Part from the Antiquary. Quarto.
• (b) 1.103

  Plot from Francion's Romance, Fol.
• (c) 1.104

  Part of it from the Fine Companion, Quarto. And Ploe from the Double-Cuckold, a Novel, Octavo.
• (d) 1.105

  From Monsieur Thomas.
• (e) 1.106

  Foundation on Sacred Writ.
• * 1.107

  All Beaumont and Fletcher's Plays Printed together in one Volume, Folio, London, 1679.
• (f) 1.108

  Plot from Tacitus's Annals, Book 14.
• (g) 1.109

  Plot from Harodiani Historiae.
• (h) 1.110

  Altered by the Duke of Buckingham, and Printed in Quarto. Lond. 1682. The Plot from Lady Cornelia, in Exem∣plary Novels, Folio.
• (*) 1.111

  Lately Reprinted with Alterations, by Nat. Tate. Lond. 1687.
• (i) 1.112

  Plot from Gusman's Don Lewis de Castro, and Don Roderigo de Montalvo.
• (k) 1.113

  Plot, Lysander and Calista.
• (l) 1.114

  Part of it from Johnson's New Inn, Octavo, and the Plot from Exemplary Novels, Two Damsels.
• (m) 1.115

  Serious Plot from Gerardo, p. 350. 8^o.
• (a) 1.116

  From Gerardo's Leandro. p. 214. 8^o.
• (b) 1.117

  Plot from the French Chronicles, in the Reign of Clotaire the Second. Imper∣fect in the Folio Edition, but right in the Quarto.
• (c) 1.118

  Plot, Procopis Caesariensis Historiae: Altered by the Lord Rochester. Printed Quarto, 1686.
• (d) 1.119

  Plot from Gainsford's History, 4^o.
• (e) 1.120

  Ford and Decker.
• (f) 1.121

  Printed with his Works, Octavo. Lon∣don, 1661.
• (g) 1.122

  Borrowed from Molliere's Preceeuses Redicules. Octavo.
• (h) 1.123

  These two almost the same.
• (a) 1.124

  Translated from Guarini's Italian, and Printed with his Poems, London, 8^o.
• (b) 1.125

  Plot from the Invisible Mistress, in Scarron's Novels, 8^o.
• (c) 1.126

  Plot from Sir Philip Sidney's Arca∣dia, Folio.
• (d) 1.127

  Plot from the Turkish History.
• * 1.128

  Printed in one Volume.
• (e) 1.129

  Plot from the same.
• (f) 1.130

  From Euripides.
• (g) 1.131

  Plot from the Turkish History.
• (h) 1.132

  Plot from the English Chronicle.
• (i) 1.133

  Plot, Story of Jonas in the Holy Scri∣pture.
• (k) 1.134

  From Euripides.
• (l) 1.135

  From Ariosto.
• (m) 1.136

  From Hugo Grotius's Sophompaneas, Latin.
• (n) 1.137

  Printed with his Poems, Lond. 1633.
• * 1.138

  Plot from Guiciardine's History of Italy, Folio, and from Poetical History.
• † 1.139

  These are usually Bound together.
• ‖ 1.140

  Plot from Poetical History.
• (a) 1.141

  Plot from Virgil's Aeneids, Second Book, and Homer's Iliads.
• (b) 1.142

  Plot from English Chronicle, and Clark's Martyrology.
• (c) 1.143

  Plot from English Chronicle.
• (d) 1.144

  Plot, English Lovers, 8^o.
• (e) 1.145

  By him and Rowley.
• (f) 1.146

  By him and Brome.
• (g) 1.147

  Plot from Apuleius's Golden Ass, 4^o.
• (h) 1.148

  Plot from Titus Livius.
• † 1.149

  Plot, Stow and Speed's Chronicle.
• (i) 1.150

  Castrated Latin, English.
• (a) 1.151

  Plot, French Chronicles.
• (b) 1.152

  Plot from Josephus's History of the Jews, Book Sixth and Seventh.
• * 1.153

  The four first of Sir Robert Howard's Plays, are usually Bound together.
• (c) 1.154

  Printed with his Poems in 8^o.
• (d) 1.155

  Translated from the French.
• (†) 1.156

  All Ben. Johnson's except the four last, are Printed with other Poems in two Volumes, Folio, London, 1640.
• (e) 1.157

  Plot from Salust's History.
• (f) 1.158

  From several Authours quoted in the Margin throughout.
• * 1.159

  All marked with this * are in the first Volume, and Quotations are Cited by the Authour in the Margin throughout.
• * 1.160

  All marked with this * are in the first Volume, and Quotations are Cited by the Authour in the Margin throughout.
• (a) 1.161

  An Imperfect Piece just begun.
• * 1.162

  All marked with this * are in the first Volume, and Quotations are Cited by the Authour in the Margin throughout.
• (b) 1.163

  From Ovid's Elegies; and from Hor∣race's Satyrs, Book the Ninth, Satyr the first Part.
• * 1.164

  All marked with this * are in the first Volume, and Quotations are Cited by the Authour in the Margin throughout.
• * 1.165

  All marked with this * are in the first Volume, and Quotations are Cited by the Authour in the Margin throughout.
• (c) 1.166

  Borrowed part of it from Ovid de Ar∣te Amandi, and Juvenal's Sixth Satyr.
• (d) 1.167

  This Play left Imperfect.
• (e) 1.168

  Plot, Tacitus, Suetonius, Seneca, &c. There is an Edition of this Play, 4^o, Print∣ed Lond. 1605, by the Authour's own Or∣ders, with all the Quotations from whence he borrowed any thing of his Play.
• (f) 1.169

  Joyn'd in this with Chapman.
• (g) 1.170

  Joyn'd in this with Fletcher and Mid∣dleton.
• (h) 1.171

  Plot, Zosimi Historiae.
• (a) 1.172

  Translated from the French of Robert Garnier.
• (b) 1.173

  Plot, History of the Seven Champions of Christendom.
• * 1.174

  All Printed in one Volume Folio, Oxon. 1666.
• (c) 1.175

  These two in a manner the same.
• † 1.176

  These all Printed in one Volume, Folio, London, 1664.
• ‖ 1.177

  The first Six Printed together in Octavo London, 1632.
• (d) 1.178

  Plot, Pliny's Natural History, Lib. 35. Cap. 10.
• (e) 1.179

  Plot, Lucian's Dialogue between Ve∣nus and the Moon.
• (f) 1.180

  Plot, Ovid's Metamorph. Lib. 11.
• (g) 1.181

  Plot, Ovidii Epistolae.
• * 1.182

  The three first of Sir Wil. Lower's Plays, Printed together in 12^o London, 1661.
• (a) 1.183

  From the French.
• (b) 1.184

  From Corneille.
• (c) 1.185

  From Corneille's Polyeucte.
• (d) 1.186

  Plot from Plutarch in Vitas C. Marii & Syllae.
• (e) 1.187

  By him and Green.
• (f) 1.188

  Plot and Language from Molliere's Le Medicine Malyre luy.
• (g) 1.189

  Plot from Matchiavel.
• (h) 1.190

  Plot, Eusebius de vitâ Constantini.
• (i) 1.191

  Plot from Cleopatra.
• (k) 1.192

  Plot, Clelia, and Livy's History.
• (l) 1.193

  Plot, Historical Dictionary, Appian, Alexand. Romanae, Historiae.
• (m) 1.194

  Plot from Suetonius, in Vitam Ne∣ronis.
• (n) 1.195

  Plot, Quintus Curtius.
• (o) 1.196

  Plot, Sir Walter Rawleigh's Histo∣ry of the World, Book 5th, Chap. 3d. Sect. 18th.
• (p) 1.197

  Plot from Pharamond, Book 3d. Part 3d. Page 282, and Eusebii Histor. Ec∣clesiastica.
• (q) 1.198

  Taken from a Play called The Coun∣try Girl. C. 4^o.
• (r) 1.199

  Part from More Dissemblers besides Women. C. 4^o.
• (s) 1.200

  Plot frrom Ranulph. Cestrensis Poly∣chronicon.
• † 1.201

  These three in one Volume, 8^o, Lon. 1657.
• ‖ 1.202

  Plot from Hippolito and Isabella, a No∣vel, 8^o.
• * 1.203

  These four were Writ by Middleton and Rowley.
• (a) 1.204

  Plot from God's Revenge against Mur∣ther, in Alsemero and Beatrice Joanna, Folio.
• (b) 1.205

  Plot from Complaisant Companion, 8^o, Page 280.
• (c) 1.206

  Plot, Cervantes's Exemplary No∣vels, Folio. Force of Blood.
• (d) 1.207

  Plot, Eusebii Hist.
• (e) 1.208

  Plot from Fortunate, Deceiv'd, and Unfortunate Lovers, 8^o: Novel the 4th of the Deceived Lovers.
• (f) 1.209

  Plot, Eusebii Hist. Lib. 8. Cap. 17.
• (h) 1.210

  These three are Printed in one Volume, 8^o. Lond. 1655.
• (g) 1.211

  Plot from the Cimmerian Matron, 8^o.
• * 1.212

  All except the two last are in one Volume, 8^o. Lond. 1633.
• (i) 1.213

  Plot from Palace of Pleasure, the last Novel.
• (k) 1.214

  Plot from Sir Walter Raleigh's Hi∣story, and Livy's History.
• (l) 1.215

  Plot from Montius's History of Naples, in The Life of Joan Queen of Naples.
• (m) 1.216

  Plot, Camerarii Opera Subsc. Cent. 1. Cap. 70.
• (a) 1.217

  Writ by him and Nash, Plot, Virgil's Aeneids, Book 4.
• (b) 1.218

  Plot, English Chronicles.
• (c) 1.219

  Plot, French Chronicles.
• (d) 1.220

  Plot, Jean du Bee L' Histoire de Tamerlane, 8^o, and his Life in English, 8^o.
• † 1.221

  These two Printed together, 8^o, London, 1639.
• (e) 1.222

  Plot, Taciti Annales, Lib. 12.
• (f) 1.223

  Plot, Plutarchus in vitam, M. Antonii.
• (g) 1.224

  Plot from Sophocles.
• (h) 1.225

  Writ by him and Sampson. Plot from Josephus's History, Book 17.
• † 1.226

  These two Printed together, and may be had either in 4^o or 8^o.
• (i) 1.227

  Translated from Molliere.
• (a) 1.228

  Plot from Corn. Nepos in vitam An∣nibalis.
• (b) 1.229

  Plot from Old Brittish Chronicles.
• (c) 1.230

  Translated from Seneca's Tragedies.
• (d) 1.231

  Translated from the same.
• (e) 1.232

  Translated from the same.
• † 1.233

  The first Fourteen of her Plays, are Print∣ed together in one Volume, Folio. The o∣ther Three are in another Volume, with o∣ther Scenes, Printed London 1668.
• (a) 1.234

  Plot, English Chronicle in K. Edward the Third.
• (b) 1.235

  Plot, Turkish Chronicles.
• (c) 1.236

  Plot, English Chronicles.
• (d) 1.237

  Plot from Plutarch, and Corn. Nepos both in the Life of Alcibiades.
• ‖ 1.238

  Plot from Ravenscroft's Scaramouch.
• (e) 1.239

  Stollen part from Shakespear's Romeo & Juliet, Plot from Plutarch, in his Life of C. Marius, and Lucan's Pharsalia, Book 2d.
• (f) 1.240

  Plot from the Novel so called, 12^o.
• (g) 1.241

  Plot, English Adventures, a Novel, 8^o.
• (h) 1.242

  From Monsieur Racine.
• (i) 1.243

  Plot from Holy Scripture.
• (k) 1.244

  From English Chronicles.
• (l) 1.245

  Plot Justin. Hist. Lib. 1. Cap. 9.
• (m) 1.246

  Plot from Livy, Translated from Corneille.
• (n) 1.247

  Plot from Lucan's Pharsalia, Transla∣ted from Corneille.
• (o) 1.248

  Plot from Joseph. Hist. and Cleopa∣tra a Romance, in the Story of Tyridates.
• (p) 1.249

  Plot from Cassandra, a Romance, Fol.
• (a) 1.250

  Lipsii Monita, Lib. 1. Cap. 5.
• (b) 1.251

  Plot, History of the Gentle Craft.
• (c) 1.252

  Plot from English Chron. Hen. 8th. &c.
• (d) 1.253

  Translated from Corneille.
• (e) 1.254

  Plot, Suetonius, in Claudio and Ta∣citus, Lib. 11.
• † 1.255

  These Four Printed with his Poems, 8^o.
• (f) 1.256

  Translated from Aristophanes's Plutus.
• (g) 1.257

  Borrowed part from De Molliere's Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, 8^o.
• (h) 1.258

  Translated from Molliere's Le Bour∣geois Gentlehome, & Mons de Pource∣augnac.
• (a) 1.259

  Translated from La Divineresse.
• (b) 1.260

  Translated from the Latin Ignoramus.
• (c) 1.261

  Plot from English Chronicles.
• (d) 1.262

  Plot, part from Scarron's Novels, 8^o, Novel first, The Fruitless Precaution, part from Les-Contes Du-Sieur D' Ouvil∣le, 8^o, 2de. pte. page 121. And part from Boccace's Novels, Day 7th, Novel 6 and 7 of the 7th Day.
• (e) 1.263

  Part from Molliere's le Bourgeois Gentlehomme, & la Mariage Forcee, 8^o.
• (f) 1.264

  Plot from Deceptio visus: or, Seeing and Believing are two Things, a Ro∣mance in 8^o.
• (g) 1.265

  Plot, English Chronicles.
• * 1.266

  All except the last, are Printed in one Volume, Fol. Lond. 1685.
• (h) 1.267

  Plot from Boccace's Novels, 3d. Day, 9th Novel. Juliet of Narbona.
• (i) 1.268

  Plot from Plutarch, in Vitam Antonii.
• (k) 1.269

  The Ground from Plautus's Ampitruo, and Maenectrini.
• (l) 1.270

  Plot, Plutarchus in vitam Coriolan: and from Livy's History.
• (m) 1.271

  Plot from English Chronicle.
• (n) 1.272

  Plot from Boccace's Novels, 2d. Day, Ninth Novel.
• † 1.273

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• † 1.274

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• † 1.275

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• † 1.276

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• † 1.277

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• (o) 1.278

  Plot, Livy's History.
• † 1.279

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• † 1.280

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• (p) 1.281

  Plot from Scotch Chronicles, and Heylin's Cosmography.
• (q) 1.282

  Plot from English Chronicle.
• (r) 1.283

  Plot from Cynthio's Novels.
• † 1.284

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• † 1.285

  All so mark'd had their Plots from En∣glish Chronicles.
• (s) 1.286

  Plot from Cynthio's Novels.
• (a) 1.287

  Plot from Lucian's Dialogue.
• (b) 1.288

  Plot from Dorastus and Fawnia, 4^o.
• ‖ 1.289

  All Translated from Seneca's Tragedies.
• (c) 1.290

  Plot from Sir Philip Sidney's Arca∣dia, Folio.
• (d) 1.291

  Plot from the French Chronicles.
• (e) 1.292

  Plot from The Unlucky Citizen, 8^o.
• (f) 1.293

  Plot, Part from Gayton's Notes on Don Quixot, Book 4th, Chap. 6th.
• (g) 1.294

  Plot from Reynolds's God's Revenge against Murther, Folio, Book 2d. Hist. 7th.
• ‖ 1.295

  These Printed together in Octavo, Lon. 1658.
• (h) 1.296

  Plot from Ovid's Metamorphosis, Book 13th.
• (i) 1.297

  These are Printed together in 8^o, Lond. 1581.
• † 1.298

  Translated from Seneca's Tragedy.
• (a) 1.299

  Translated from Hugo Grotius.
• (b) 1.300

  Translated from Aristophanes, Print∣ed with his History of Philosophy, new∣ly Publish'd, Folio.
• (c) 1.301

  Plot from Bandello's Novels, Turkish Chronicles, Life of Mahomet the First.
• * 1.302

  All Printed with his Poems, 8^o Lond. 1648.
• (d) 1.303

  From Ovid's Epistles, and Muses E∣rotopegnion Gr. Lat.
• (a) 1.304

  Plot from Molliere's L'Athee Fou∣droye.
• (b) 1.305

  Plot from Molliere's L'Avaree.
• (c) 1.306

  Plot, Apuleii Aureus Asrinus.
• (d) 1.307

  From Reward of Virtue, 4^o.
• (e) 1.308

  Plot from Molliere's Les Facheaux.
• (f) 1.309

  Part from Shakspear.
• (g) 1.310

  Plot, Justin's Hist. Lib. 1. Cap. 9. Amianus Marcellinus, Lib. 23.
• (h) 1.311

  Plot, Heylin's Cosmography, Book 3d. and Conquest of China, By Senior Palafax, Englished, 8^o.
• (i) 1.312

  Plot, Achilles Tatius's Clitophon and Leucippe, 8^o Book 5th.
• (k) 1.313

  Plot from Platina, &c. Life and Death of Pope Joan, 8^o.
• (l) 1.314

  Plot from The Illustrious Bassa, Fol.
• (m) 1.315

  From Fatal Contract, 4^o.
• (n) 1.316

  From Fanshaw's Translation of Gua∣rini.
• (o) 1.317

  Plot, Plutarch's Life of M. Antho∣ny.
• (p) 1.318

  The Ground from Terence's Eunu∣chus.
• (q) 1.319

  From the French Chronicles.
• (r) 1.320

  Plot, Asteria and Tamerlain, a No∣vel, 8^o.
• (s) 1.321

  Plot, Tachmas K. of Persia, a No∣vel, 8^o.
• (a) 1.322

  Plot from English Chronicles.
• (b) 1.323

  Printed with his Poems, London, 1651.
• (c) 1.324

  Part of the Language from the City Madam; and Plot from a Book so called in Prose, 4^o.
• (d) 1.325

  Plot, Virgil's Aeneiads, Book 4th.
• (e) 1.326

  From Eastward Hoe.
• (f) 1.327

  From Trapolin suppos'd a Prince, 8^o.
• (g) 1.328

  Part from Shakspear's Coriolanus.
• (h) 1.329

  Reviv'd from Shakspear.
• (i) 1.330

  Reviv'd from Shakspear.
• (k) 1.331

  Reviv'd from Shakspear.
• (l) 1.332

  Printed with his Poems, Lond. 1686.
• (m) 1.333

  Plot, Livy's History.
• (n) 1.334

  Part of the Plot in Schenchii Rario∣rum Observationum.
• ‖ 1.335

  By Webster and Rowley.
• (a) 1.336

  Plot from Heylin's Cosmography in the Description of Greece.
• † 1.337

  Plot from Strabo, Lib. 11. Quintus Curtius, Lib. 6.
• (b) 1.338

  Plot from Boccace's Novels, 1st. No∣vel, 4th Day.
• (c) 1.339

  Both in one Volume, 8^o, Lond. 1674. the former from Seneca.
• (d) 1.340

  Plot from a Romance so called.
• (e) 1.341

  From Corneille.
• (a) 1.342

  Plot from Brittish Chronicles.
• (b) 1.343

  Written by Henry Burnell.
• (c) 1.344

  Translated from Aristophanes.
• * 1.345

  Supposed to be Peter Bellon.
• (d) 1.346

  Translated from the Latin Poem so called.
• (e) 1.347

  Ascrib'd to Tho. Dursey.
• (f) 1.348

  Said to be Writ by Tho. Duffet.
• † 1.349

  Supposed to be Mathew Medbourn.
• (g) 1.350

  Plot, part of it from Gusman's Fol. in the Story of Dorido and Cloridia.
• (h) 1.351

  Plot from the German Princess, a No∣vel, 8^o.
• (i) 1.352

  Put into Musick, by Monsieur Grabutt.
• (a) 1.353

  Supposed to be Writ by Samuel Por∣dage, being Printed with his Poems, 8^o Lond. 1660.
• (b) 1.354

  Translated from Corneille.
• (c) 1.355

  Translated from the Italian of C. Gui∣dubaldo di Bonarelli.
• (d) 1.356

  Plot from Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia, in the Story of Plangus, p. 155.
• (e) 1.357

  In a Book call'd The Ternory of Plays, 8^o Lond. 1662. Plot from Mat∣chiavil's Marriage of Belphegor, a No∣vel, Folio: The same is Printed with Quevedo's Novels, 8^o.
• (f) 1.358

  Translated from Seneca.
• (g) 1.359

  From Sophocles by Christoph. Wase.
• (h) 1.360

  In the Ternary of Plays, and Plot from English Chronicles, in the Reign of Sebert, King of the West-Saxons.
• (i) 1.361

  In the same Ternary of Plays, and Translated from Plautus.
• (a) 1.362

  Plot from the Tragical History of the City of Antwerp, 4^o.
• (b) 1.363

  Translated from Tasso, Italian.
• (e) 1.364

  Plot from English Chronicles.
• (d) 1.365

  Plot from Heylin's Cosmography, in the History of Spain. De Rebus Lusitan: By Andr. Schottum, Folio.
• (e) 1.366

  Plot from English Chronicles.
• (f) 1.367

  Plot from the Second Part of Shak∣spear's Henry 6th, Folio.
• (g) 1.368

  From No Wit like a Womans, By Middleton.
• (h) 1.369

  Bound with the Varieties, 8^o.
• (i) 1.370

  From Brome's Mad Couple well Matcht.
• (k) 1.371

  Plot from Holy Scripture, Jeroboam, &c.
• (l) 1.372

  Plot from English Chronicles.
• (m) 1.373

  Ascrib'd to the Lord Digby.
• (c) 1.374

  Plot from Baker, and other English Chronicles.
• (a) 1.375

  Said to be Writ by Tho. Duffet.
• (b) 1.376

  Ascrib'd to J. Carell.
• (c) 1.377

  From Guarini's Il Pastor Fido.
• (d) 1.378

  Translated from the French of Mon∣sieur Corneille, Junior.
• (e) 1.379

  Ascrib'd to Rhodes.
• (f) 1.380

  The same with the Amorous old Wo∣man, only a different Title.
• (g) 1.381

  Plot from English Chronicles.
• (h) 1.382

  Ascrib'd to Edm. Prestwith.
• ‖ 1.383

  Plots from English Chronicles.
• † 1.384

  Ascrib'd to Sir William Killegrew, and Translated from the Latin.
• ‖ 1.385

  Plots from English Chronicles.
• ‖ 1.386

  Plots from English Chronicles.
• (a) 1.387

  From Corneille's Le Menteur.
• (b) 1.388

  Plot from Plutarch. in vitam Cicero∣nis.
• (c) 1.389

  Ascrib'd to J. Milton.
• (d) 1.390

  Plot from Giraffi's History of Naples, English'd by James Howel.
• (e) 1.391

  Said to be Writ by Mr. Pane.
• (f) 1.392

  Three Drolls stollen from several Plays.
• (g) 1.393

  Plot from Suetonius.
• (h) 1.394

  Play from Ariosto's Poem so call'd, Fol. Englished by Sir J. Harrington.
• (i) 1.395

  Plot from Boccace's Novels, Day 10, Novel 10. Folio.
• (k) 1.396

  Plot from Suetonius, in Vitam Nero∣nis.
• (l) 1.397

  Plot from Hyne's Pranks, 8^o.
• (m) 1.398

  Ascrib'd to J. Lenard. Part from Middleton's More Dissemblers besides Women, 8^o.
• (n) 1.399

  From the Fine Companion, and o∣ther Plays.
• (o) 1.400

  Ascrib'd to Mrs. Behn, but Borrowed all from Marston's Dutch Courtezan.
• (p) 1.401

  Said to be Writ by the late Duke of Buckingham.
• (q) 1.402

  By Mr. Arrowsmith.
• (r) 1.403

  Ascrib'd to Sir William D'Avenant.
• (a) 1.404

  Plot from Livius, Lib 1: Ovidii Me∣tamorph. Lib. 14.
• (b) 1.405

  Plot from Heylin's Cosmography, Book 2d. in the Description of Greece, and Con∣stantinopolis à Mahammada, 2da. ex∣pugnata, Fol.
• (c) 1.406

  Ascrib'd to John Carrel, from Corne∣ille's L'Escote des Femmes, 8^o.
• (d) 1.407

  A Collection of Drolls taken from Plays, Printed in 8^o Lond. 1673.
• (e) 1.408

  Plot from Heliodorus Emissenus Ae∣thiopicorum, Lib. 10. The same is in English, 8^o 1687.
• (f) 1.409

  Part from Molliere's Le Cocu Imagi∣narie. C. 8^o.
• (g) 1.410

  Plot from Liv. Lib. 5. Caesaris Coment. Lib. 4 & 5. Galfridus ap Ar∣thur Monumetensis. De Gestis Regum Brittanniae, Lib. 4.
• (h) 1.411

  That and Tom Essence ascrib'd to Mr. Rawlins.
• (i) 1.412

  Bound with the Country Captain, 8^o.
• (k) 1.413

  Plot from Heylin's Cosmogrophy, in the Description of Greece.
• (l) 1.414

  Part of it taken from Chamberlain's Love's Victory.