Chapter M: W. Master of Arts

[407]Marriage Broker C. 8o

T. W.

[408]Thornby-Abby H. 8o

W. W.

Menechmus C. 4o

FOOTNOTES:

[60] Plot from =Justin='s Hist. Lib. 14.

[61] Plot from =Herodotus=, Lib. 1. =Plutarch= in =Solon='s Life.

[62] These of the Lord =Sterline= are all Bound with his Works (in Folio) called, =Recreations with the Muses=. Printed at =London=, 1637.

[63] Plot from =Justin='s Hist. Lib., 11.

[64] Plot from =Suetonius= and =Plutarch=.

[65] Plot from =Guiciardine='s Hist. =of= Italy.

[66] Plot from =Plutarch='s Lives.

[67] These two of =R. Baron= are mentioned in former Catalogues, but are part of a Romance writ by him, and called the =Cyprian Academy=. Printed at =London=, 1647.

[68] Plot from =Herbert='s Travels, =Fol.=

[69] From an old =English= Chronicle, =Fol.=

[70] These five of =Richard Brome=, are Printed in one Volume, =Octavo=, =London=, 1635.

[71] These five of =Brome=, are Printed in another Volume in =Octavo=, =London=, 1659.

[72] Reprinted, =Lond. 1686=.

[73] Lately Reprinted.

[74] These two of the Lord =Brook='s are Printed with his Poetical Works in =Folio=. =London=, 1633.

[75] Plot from the =Turkish= Chronicle.

[76] This is a play of =Christopher Marlo='s, call'd =Lusts Dominion=, Printed in =Octavo=, =London=, 1661.

[77] Part of the =City Heiress=, from a Play of =Middleton='s, call'd, =A Mad World my Masters=, Quarto; and part from another of =Massenger='s, called, =The Guardian=, Octavo.

[78] Plot from =Don Fenise=, =Octavo=.

[79] Stollen from =Harlequin=, =Emperur dans le Monde de la Lune=.

[80] Taken from =Tho. Killegrew='s =Don Thomaso=, or =The Wanderer=, Folio.

[81] A Play of =John Tateham='s, called, =The Rump=, altered, =Quarto=.

[82] Part of this Play taken from =Richard Brome='s Damoyselle, =Octa.= and =Le malade imaginaire=.

[83] A great part of this Play borrowed from a Play, called, =The Miseries of forc'd Marriage=, written by =George Wilkins=, Quarto.

[84] Plot from =Alcamenes= and =Menalippa=, in =Cleopatra=, Folio.

[85] Plot from the old Story so called.

[86] Plot from =Cassandra=, Folio.

[87] Plot from E. of =Essex= and Q. =E=. a =Nov.=

[88] Plot from =Causin='s =Holy Court=, Folio.

[89] Plot Q. =Eliz.= Novel, first Part 8o.

[90] Plot from Chron. =de Rebus Germanicis=.

[91] Plot from the =French= Chron. =Hen. 3=.

[92] Plot from the =French= Chronicles.

[93] Plot from =Lucan='s =Pharsalia=, =Suetonius=, in the Life of =Julius Cæsar=.

[94] Plot from =Petronius Arbyter=.

[95] Written by =Chapman=, =Johnson=, and =Marston=.

[96] Plot from =Ovid='s =Metamorph.=

[97] Plot from =Cassandra=, Fol.

[98] Printed with =Carew='s Poems. =London=, 1670.

[99] Plot from =Josephus=, Folio.

[100] 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.

[101] Plot from =Knolls='s =Turkish= History, in the Reign of =Mahomet= the First.

[102] From =Corneille=.

[103] This Play is the =Guardian=, corrected and enlarged.

[104] Bound with his Second Volume, Folio, =London, 1681=.

[105] All Printed with his Poems, =Lond. 1651=.

[106] Occasion in =Plutarch's= Life of =Cymon=, and Part from =Boccaces= Novels, the Ninth Day, Novel the First.

[107] All Printed with his Poems, =Lond. 1669=.

[108] Plot from his Elegies.

[109] Plot from =Trapolen creduto Principe=.

[110] From =Corneille=.

[111] Part of this Play is borrowed from Sir =William Lower='s Noble Ingratitude.

[112] Translated from the =French=.

[113] Part from =Molliere='s =Le Sicilien=.

[114] Plot from =Guiciardine='s Hist. and the =French= Chron. in the Reign of =Charles 8=.

[115] The Foundation from =Ovidii Metam. Lib. 2=.

[116] Plot from =Josephus='s Hist. Book 6. 7.

[117] From =English= Chronicles, and part of the Language from =Shakespear=.

[118] Plot, and part of the Play from a =Spanish= Play, called =No Puedeser=.

[119] Plot from Poetical History.

[120] Plot from Sir =Phil. Sidney='s =Arcadia=.

[121] Writ by him, =Rowly=, and =Wilkins=.

[122] All Printed in one Volume, =London, 1623=.

[123] Plot from =Appian= of =Alexandria=.

[124] Plot from =Plutarch='s Life of =Alexander=, and =Quintus Curtius=, Book the 6th.

[125] Plot from =Don Quixot='s Novel, of the =Curious Impertinent=, and =Boccaces Novels, Day the 7th, Novel 7th=.

[126] =English= Chronicle.

[127] Writ by him and =Webster=.

[128] Writ by him, =Rowly=, and =Ford=.

[129] 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.

[130] Plot from =Heylin='s Cosmographie, Book the First. Chronicle of =Italy=.

[131] From =Measure= for =Measure=, and =Much adoe about Nothing=.

[132] From =Mollieres='s =Joddelet=, on =le Maitre valet=.

[133] Part from =Mollieres Sganarelle=.

[134] Not his, but =Carew='s, and Printed with his Poems, =Octavo=.

[135] Plot from =Herbert='s Travels, Life of =Abbas=. Printed with his Poems, =London, 1670=.

[136] Translated from the =Italian= of =Tasso=, and Printed with =Dancer='s Poems, =London, 1660=.

[137] Translated from Monsieur =Quinault=.

[138] Translated from =Corneille=.

[139] =Sanderson='s Hist. of K. =James= p. 577.

[140] Plot of the serious Part, from the =Annals 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=.

[141] Plot from =Tavernier='s Voyages into =India=, Volume the First, Part the Second, Book the Second.

[142] =Plutarch='s Life of =Marcus Antonins=, and other =Roman= Historians.

[143] 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=, =Lyndaraxa=, from Prince =Ariantes=, =Agathirses=, and =Elibesis=, in the First Book of the Ninth Part of =Cyrus=.

[144] Part from =Corneilles De Pit Amoreuse=, part from =Le-feinte Astrologue=, and part from the =Illustrious Bassa=, a Romance.

[145] Plot, =Heylin's= Cosmography, Book the Fourth. =Hen. Bonzonus rerum ab Hispanis in India Occidentali gestarum=, Lib. 3. Octavo.

[146] Plot, from =Cleobuline=, Queen of =Corinth=, in the Second Book of the Seventh Part of =Cyrus=: and the character of =Celadon= and =Florimel=, from =Pisistrate= and =Cerinthe= in =Cyrus=, Part Ninth, Book Third; and from the =French= Marquess in =Ibrahim=, Part Second, Book the First.

[147] Plot of the serious Part, and the Characters from =Sesostris= and =Timareta= in =Cyrus=, Part the Sixth, Book the Second: and =Palamedes= from the Prince of =Salamis=, in the Story of =Timantes= and =Parthenia=, Part Sixth, Book First, of =Cyrus=; and from =Nagaret=, in the =Annals of Love=, Octavo.

[148] Plot from =Jul. Capitolinus in vitam Maximini=.

[149] Founded on =Plautus='s =Amphytruo=.

[150] Part from =Molliere='s =L'Etourdy=.

[151] Plot from =Milton='s =Paradise lost=. Octavo.

[152] Plot of the Comical Part from the =Pilgrim=, a Novel, =Twelves=.

[153] Originally =Shakespear='s.

[154] Part =Shakespear=.

[155] From =D'Avila='s History of =France=.

[156] From =Sophocles=, and the Poetical Histories.

[157] Joyn'd in these two last with =Nath. Lee=.

[158] Plot from =Don Fenise=, Octavo.

[159] Borrowed from =Fletcher='s =Sea-Voyage=.

[160] The Foundation =Shakespear='s.

[161] Part from the Antiquary, =Quarto=.

[162] Plot from =Francion='s Romance, =Fol.=

[163] Part of it from the =Fine Companion=, quarto. And Plot from the Double-Cuckold, a =Novel=, Octavo.

[164] From Monsieur =Thomas=.

[165] Foundation on =Sacred Writ=.

[166] All =Beaumont= and =Fletcher='s Plays Printed together in one Volume, Folio, =London, 1679=.

[167] Plot from =Tacitus='s =Annals=, Book 14.

[168] Plot from =Herodiani Historiæ=.

[169] Altered by the Duke of =Buckingham=, and Printed in Quarto. =Lond. 1682=. The Plot from Lady =Cornelia=, in =Exemplary Novels=, Folio.

[170] Lately Reprinted with Alterations, by =Nat. Tate. Lond. 1687=.

[171] Plot from =Gusman='s =Don Lewis de Castro=, and =Don Roderigo de Montalvo=.

[172] Plot, =Lysander= and =Calista=.

[173] Part of it from =Johnson='s =New Inn=, Octavo, and the Plot from =Exemplary Novels=, Two Damsels.

[174] Serious Plot from =Gerardo=, p. 350. 8o.

[175] From =Gerardo='s =Leandro=. p. 214. 8o.

[176] Plot from the =French= Chronicles, in the Reign of =Clotaire= the Second. Imperfect in the Folio Edition, but right in the Quarto.

[177] Plot, =Procopis Cæsariensis Historiæ=: Altered by the Lord =Rochester=. Printed Quarto, 1686.

[178] Plot from =Gainsford='s History, 4o.

[179] =Ford= and =Decker=.

[180] Printed with his Works, Octavo. =London, 1661=.

[181] Borrowed from =Molliere='s =Preceeuses Redicules=. Octavo.

[182] These two almost the same.

[183] Translated from =Guarini='s =Italian=, and Printed with his Poems, =London=, 8o.

[184] Plot from the =Invisible Mistress=, in =Scarron='s Novels, 8o.

[185] Plot from Sir =Philip Sidney='s =Arcadia=, Folio.

[186] Plot from the =Turkish= History.

[187] Plot from the same.

[188] From =Euripides=.

[189] Plot from the =Turkish= History.

[190] Printed in one Volume.

[191] Plot from the =English= Chronicle.

[192] Plot, Story of =Jonas= in the =Holy Scripture=.

[193] From =Euripides=.

[194] From =Ariosto=.

[195] From =Hugo Grotius='s =Sophompaneas, Latin=.

[196] Printed with his Poems, =Lond. 1633=.

[197] Plot from =Guiciardine='s History of =Italy=, Folio, and from =Poetical= History.

[198] Plot from =Poetical= History.

[199] Plot from =Virgil='s =Æneids=, Second Book, and =Homer='s =Iliads=.

[200] These are usually Bound together.

[201] Plot from =English= Chronicle, and =Clark='s Martyrology.

[202] Plot from =English= Chronicle.

[203] Plot, =English Lovers=, 8o.

[204] By him and =Rowley=.

[205] By him and =Brome=.

[206] Plot from =Apuleius='s =Golden Ass=, 4o.

[207] Plot from =Titus Livius=.

[208] Plot, =Stow= and =Speed='s Chronicle.

[209] Castrated =Latin=, =English=.

[210] Plot, =French= Chronicles.

[211] Plot from =Josephus='s History of the =Jews=, Book Sixth and Seventh.

[212] The four first of Sir =Robert Howard='s Plays, are usually Bound together.

[213] Printed with his Poems in 8o.

[214] Translated from the =French=.

[215] All =Ben. Johnson='s except the four last, are Printed with other Poems in two Volumes, Folio, =London=, 1640.

[216] Plot from =Salust='s History.

[217] From several Authours quoted in the Margin throughout.

[218] All marked with this A are in the first Volume, and Quotations are Cited by the Authour in the Margin throughout.

[219] An Imperfect Piece just begun.

[220] From =Ovid='s Elegies; and from =Horrace='s =Satyrs=, Book the Ninth, =Satyr= the first Part.

[221] Borrowed part of it from =Ovid de Arte Amandi=, and =Juvenal='s Sixth =Satyr=.

[222] This Play left Imperfect.

[223] Plot, =Tacitus=, =Suetonius=, =Seneca=, &c. There is an Edition of this Play, 4o, Printed =Lond.= 1605, by the Authour's own Orders, with all the Quotations from whence he borrowed any thing of his Play.

[224] Joyn'd in this with =Chapman=.

[225] Joyn'd in this with =Fletcher= and =Middleton=.

[226] Plot, =Zosimi Historiæ=.

[227] Translated from the =French= of =Robert Garnier=.

[228] Plot, History of the =Seven Champions of Christendom=.

[229] All Printed in one Volume Folio, =Oxon.= 1666.

[230] These two in a manner the same.

[231] These all Printed in one Volume, Folio, =London=, 1664.

[232] The first Six Printed together in Octavo =London=, 1632.

[233] Plot, =Pliny='s =Natural History=, Lib. 35. Cap. 10.

[234] Plot, =Lucian='s =Dialogue= between =Venus= and the =Moon=.

[235] Plot, =Ovid='s =Metamorph.= Lib. 11.

[236] Plot, =Ovidii Epistolæ=.

[237] The three first of Sir =Wil. Lower='s Plays, printed together in 12o =London=, 1661.

[238] From the =French=.

[239] From =Corneille=.

[240] From =Corneille='s =Polyeucte=.

[241] Plot from =Plutarch= in =Vitas C. Marii & Syllæ=.

[242] By him and =Green=.

[243] Plot and Language from =Molliere='s =Le Medicine Malgre luy=.

[244] Plot from =Matchiavel=.

[245] Plot, =Eusebius de vitâ Constantini=.

[246] Plot from =Cleopatra=.

[247] Plot, =Clelia=, and =Livy='s History.

[248] Plot, =Historical Dictionary=, =Appian=, =Alexand. Romanæ=, =Historiæ=.

[249] Plot from =Suetonius=, in =Vitam Neronis=.

[250] Plot, =Quintus Curtius=.

[251] Plot, Sir =Walter Raleigh='s =History of the World=, Book 5th, Chap. 3d. Sect. 18th.

[252] Plot from =Pharamond=, Book 3d. Part 3d. Page 282, and =Eusebii Hister=. =Ecclesiastica.=

[253] Taken from a Play called =The Country Girl=. C. 4o

[254] Part from =More Dissemblers besides Women=. C. 4o

[255] Plot from =Ranulph=, =Cestrensis Polychronicon=.

[256] Plot from =Hippolito= and =Isabella=, a Novel, 8o.

[257] These three in one Volume, 8o, =Lon.= 1657.

[258] Plot from =God's Revenge against Murther=, in =Alsemero= and =Beatrice Joanna=, Folio.

[259] Plot from =Complaisant Companion=, 8o, page 280.

[260] Plot, =Cervantes='s =Exemplary Novels=, Folio. =Force of Blood.=

[261] These four were Writ by =Middleton= and =Rowley=.

[262] Plot, =Eufebii Hist=.

[263] Plot from =Fortunate, Deceiv'd, and Unfortunate Lovers=, 8o: Novel the 4th of the =Deceived Lovers=.

[264] Plot, =Eusebii Hist.= Lib. 8. Cap. 17.

[265] Plot from the =Cimmerian Matron=, 8o.

[266] These three are Printed in one Volume, 8o. =Lond.= 1655.

[267] All except the two last are in one Volume, 8o. =Lond.= 1633.

[268] Plot from =Palace of Pleasure=, the last Novel.

[269] Plot from Sir =Walter Raleigh='s History, and =Livy='s History.

[270] Plot from =Montius='s History of =Naples=, in =The Life of= Joan =Queen of= Naples.

[271] Plot, =Camerarii Opera Subsc. Cent. 1. Cap. 70=.

[272] Writ by him and =Nash=, Plot, =Virgil='s =Æneids=, Book 4.

[273] Plot, =English= Chronicles.

[274] Plot, =French= Chronicles.

[275] Plot, =Jean du Bee= =L'Histoire de Tamerlane=, 8o, and his Life in =English=, 8o.

[276] Plot, =Taciti Annales=, =Lib. 12=.

[277] Plot, =Plutarchus in vitam=, =M. Antonii=.

[278] These two Printed together, 8o, =London=, 1639.

[279] Plot from =Sophocles=.

[280] Writ by him and =Sampson=. Plot from =Josephus='s History, Book 17.

[281] These two Printed together, and may be had either in 4o or 8o.

[282] Translated from =Molliere=.

[283] Plot from =Corn. Nepos in vitam Annibalis=.

[284] Plot from Old =British= Chronicles.

[285] Translated from =Seneca='s Tragedies.

[286] Translated from the same.

[287] Translated from the same.

[288] The first Fourteen of her Plays, are Printed together in one Volume, Folio. The other Three are in another Volume, with other Scenes, Printed =London= 1668.

[289] Plot, =English= Chronicle in K. =Edward= the Third.

[290] Plot, =Turkish= Chronicles.

[291] Plot, =English= Chronicles.

[292] Plot from =Plutarch=, and =Corn. Nepos= both in the Life of =Alcibiades=.

[293] Plot from =Ravenscroft='s =Scaramouch=.

[294] Stollen part from =Shakespear='s =Romeo & Juliet=, Plot from =Plutarch=, in his Life of =C. Marius=, and =Lucan='s =Pharsalia=, Book 2d.

[295] Plot from the Novel so called, 12o.

[296] Plot, =English= Adventures, a =Novel=, 8o.

[297] From Monsieur =Racine=.

[298] Plot from =Holy Scripture=.

[299] From =English= Chronicles.

[300] Plot =Justin. Hist. Lib. 1. Cap. 9=.

[301] Plot from =Livy=, Translated from =Corneille=.

[302] Plot from =Lucan='s =Pharsalia=, Translated from =Corneille=.

[303] Plot from =Joseph Hist.= and =Cleopatra= a Romance, in the Story of =Tyridates=.

[304] Plot from =Cassandra=, a Romance, Fol.

[305] =Lipsii Monita, Lib. 1. Cap. 5.=

[306] Plot, =History of the Gentle Craft=.

[307] Plot from =English= Chron. =Hen. 8=th &c.

[308] Translated from =Corneille=.

[309] Plot, =Suetonius=, in =Claudio= and =Tacitus=, =Lib. 11=.

[310] These Four Printed with his Poems, 8o.

[311] Translated from =Aristophanes='s =Plutus=.

[312] Borrowed part from =De Molliere='s =Monsieur de Pourceaugnac=, 8o.

[313] Translated from =Molliere='s =Le Bourgeois Gentlehome=, & =Mons de Pourceaugnac=.

[314] Translated from =La Divineresse=.

[315] Translated from the =Latin Ignoramus=.

[316] Plot from =English= Chronicles.

[317] Plot, part from =Scarron='s Novels, 8o, Novel first, =The Fruitless Precaution=, part from =Les-Contes Du-Sieur D'Ouville=, 8o, =2 de. pte.= page 121. And part from =Boccace='s Novels, Day 7th, Novel 6 and 7 of the 7th Day.

[318] Part from =Molliere='s =le Bourgeois Gentlehome=, & =la Mariage Forcee=, 8o.

[319] Plot from =Deceptio visus=: or, =Seeing and Believing are two Things=, a Romance in 8o.

[320] Plot, =English= Chronicles.

[321] All except the last, are Printed in one Volume, Fol. =Lond.= 1685.

[322] Plot from =Boccace='s Novels, 3d. Day, 9th Novel, =Juliet of Narbona=.

[323] Plot from =Plutarch=, in =Vitam Antonii=.

[324] The Ground from =Plautus='s =Ampitruo=, and =Mænectrini=.

[325] Plot, =Plutarchus in vitam Coriolan=: and from =Livy='s =History=.

[326] Plot from =English= Chronicle.

[327] Plot from =Boccace='s Novels, 2d. Day, Ninth Novel.

[328] All so mark'd had their Plots from =English= Chronicles.

[329] Plot, =Livy='s History.

[330] Plot from =Scotch= Chronicles, and =Heylin='s Cosmography.

[331] Plot from =English= Chronicle.

[332] Plot from =Cynthio='s Novels.

[333] Plot from =Cynthio='s Novels.

[334] Plot from =Lucian='s Dialogue.

[335] Plot from =Dorastus= and =Fawnia=, 4o.

[336] All Translated from =Seneca='s Tragedies.

[337] Plot from Sir =Philip Sidney='s =Arcadia=, Folio.

[338] Plot from the =French= Chronicles.

[339] Plot from =The Unlucky Citizen=, 8o.

[340] Plot, Part from =Gayton='s Notes on =Don Quixot=, Book 4th, Chap. 6th.

[341] Plot from =Reynolds='s =God's Revenge against Murther=, Folio, Book 2d. Hist. 7th.

[342] Plot from =Ovid='s =Metamorphosis=, Book 13th.

[343] These Printed together in Octavo, =Lon.= 1658.

[344] These are Printed together in 8o, =Lond.= 1581.

[345] Translated from =Seneca='s Tragedy.

[346] Translated from =Hugo Grotius=.

[347] Translated from =Aristophanes=, Printed with his =History of Philosophy=, newly Publish'd, Folio.

[348] Plot from =Bandello='s Novels, =Turkish= Chronicles, =Life of Mahomet the First=.

[349] All Printed with his Poems, 8o =Lond.= 1648.

[350] From =Ovid='s Epistles, and =Muses Erotopegnion Gr. Lat.=

[351] Plot from =Molliere='s =L'Athee Foudroye=.

[352] Plot from =Molliere='s =L'Avaree=.

[353] Plot, =Apuleii Aureus Asrinus=.

[354] From =Reward of Virtue=, 4o.

[355] Plot from =Molliere='s =Les Facheaux=.

[356] Part from =Shakspear=.

[357] Plot, =Justin='s =Hist. Lib. 1. Cap. 9.= =Amianus Marcellinus, Lib. 23=.

[358] Plot, =Heylin='s =Cosmography=, Book 3d. and =Conquest of China=, By =Senior Palafax=, Englished, 8o.

[359] Plot, =Achilles Tatius='s =Clitophon= and =Leucippe=, 8o Book 5th.

[360] Plot from =Platina=, &c. =Life and Death of Pope Joan=, 8o.

[361] Plot from =The Illustrious Bassa=, Fol.

[362] From =Fatal Contract=, 4o.

[363] From =Fanshaw='s Translation of =Guarini=.

[364] Plot, =Plutarch='s =Life of M. Anthony=.

[365] The Ground from =Terence='s =Eunuchus=.

[366] From the =French= Chronicles.

[367] Plot, =Asteria= and =Tamerlain=, a Novel, 8o.

[368] Plot, =Tachmas K. of Persia=, a Novel, 8o.

[369] Plot from =English= Chronicles.

[370] Printed with his Poems, =London=, 1651.

[371] Part of the Language from the =City Madam=; and Plot from a Book so called in Prose, 4o.

[372] Plot, =Virgil='s =Æneids=, Book 4th.

[373] From =Eastward Hoe=.

[374] From =Trapolin= suppos'd a Prince, 8o.

[375] Part from =Shakspear='s =Coriolanus=.

[376] Reviv'd from =Shakspear=.

[377] Reviv'd from =Shakspear=.

[378] Reviv'd from =Shakspear=.

[379] Printed with his Poems, =Lond.= 1686.

[380] Plot, =Livy='s History.

[381] Part of the Plot in =Schenchii Rariorum Observationum=.

[382] By =Webster= and =Rowley=.

[383] Plot from =Heylin='s Cosmography in the Description of =Greece=.

[384] Plot from =Strabo, Lib. 11.= =Quintus Curtius, Lib. 6.=

[385] Plot from =Boccace='s Novels, 1st. Novel, 4th Day.

[386] Both in one Volume, 8o =Lond. 1674=. the former from =Seneca=.

[387] Plot from a Romance so called.

[388] From =Corneille=.

[389] Plot from =British= Chronicles.

[390] Written by =Henry Burnel=.

[391] Translated from =Aristophanes=.

[392] Supposed to be =Peter Bellon=.

[393] Translated from the =Latin= Poem so called.

[394] Ascrib'd to =Tho. Dunfey=.

[395] Said to be Writ by =Tho. Duffet=.

[396] Supposed to be =Mathew Medbourn=.

[397] Plot, part of it from =Gusman='s Fol. in the Story of =Dorido= and =Cloridia=.

[398] Plot from the =German Princess=, a novel, 8o.

[399] Put into Musick, by Monsieur =Grabutt=.

[400] Supposed to be Writ by =Samuel Pordage=, being Printed with his Poems, 8o =Lond.= 1660.

[401] Translated from =Corneille=.

[402] Translated from the =Italian= of =C. Guidubaldo di Bonarelli=.

[403] Plot from Sir =Philip Sidney='s =Arcadia=, in the Story of =Plangus=, p. 155.

[404] In a book call'd =The Ternory of Plays=, 8o =Lond.= 1662. Plot from =Matchiavil='s =Marriage of Belphegor=, a Novel, Folio: The same is Printed with =Quevedo='s Novels, 8o.

[405] Translated from =Seneca=.

[406] From =Sophocles= by =Christoph. Wase=.

[407] In the =Ternary of Plays=, and Plot from =English= Chronicles, in the Reign of =Sebert=, King of the =West-Saxons=.

[408] In the same =Ternary of Plays=, and Translated from =Plautus=.

_Unknown_ ~AUTHOURS~.

A.

Abraham's Sacrifice
[409]Alarm for London H. 4o
Albion I.
Albion's Triumph M. 4o
Albumazar C. 4o
[410]Aminta P. 4o
Amorous Gallant C. 4o
Amorous old Woman C. 4o
[411]Arden of Feversham T. 4o
Arraignment of Paris P.

B.

[412]Battle of Alcazar T. 4o
Band-Ruff and Cuff I.
Bastard T. 4o

C.

Cæsar's Revenge T.
[413]Charles the First T. 4o
Combat of Caps M.
Commons Conditions C.
Constant Nymph P. 4o
Costly Whore C. 4o
[414]Contention between York and Lancaster, 2 Parts
Counterfeits C. 4o
[415]Counterfeit Bridegroom C. 4o
[416]Country Captain C. 8o
Cromwell's Conspiracy T. C.
Cruel Debtor
Cupid's Whirligig C. 4o
Cyrus King of Persia T.