Prologues and Epilogues of the Restoration (1642-1685), based
on the edition of the same name by Pierre Danchin (1980s, Nancy)
with additions for the period 1642-1660.
The following cocoa references appear at the head of each
prologue and epilogue (occasionally repeated in the middle if the
piece is especially long):
<N ...>  Sequential number (pieces in rough chronological order)
<T ...>  Title of play
<Y ...>  Year of performance or publication (when unperformed)
<A ...>  Author
<E ...>  "EPILOGUE" or "PROLOGUE" as appropriate.
<D ...>  Reference number in Danchin.
<V ...>  Venue - eg. DG for Dorset Garden.
<C ...>  Company.
<K ...>  Kind of performance (PUB for public, COMM for Command etc)
<S ...>  Speaker (ie name of actor or actress)*
<P ...>  Part (when the actor or actress played a particular part)*
<B ...>  "VERSE" or "PROSE" as appropriate.#

*These two references may be repeated in the body of the text when
the piece is in dialogue form.
#This reference is only included for pieces in prose (<B PROSE>)
and for the verse pieces immediately following them (<B VERSE>).

The following markup also appears:
"{}" round all italicized items (generally reversed italics)
"[[]]" round all titles, stage directions, character-names etc
"%%" round all crossed-out items (MS pieces)
"##" round all superscripted items (MS pieces)
"@@" round all careted inserts (MS pieces)

[OTA 8.12.11] Presumed page break tags changed to <pb>
Presumed page breaks marked with <pb> ta