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Be pleased to take notice, That C stands for Comedy, T Tragedy, TC Tragi-Comedy, H History, O Opera, M Mask, P Pasto­ral, I Interlude. Most of which Playes, &c. with divers Manuscripts on the same subjects are to be disposed of by N. Cox, at [...] House over against the Angel in Oxon.

AN EXACT CATALOGUE OF All the COMEDIES, TRAGEDIES, TRAGI-COMEDIES, OPERA'S, MASKS, PASTORALS and INTERLƲDES That were ever yet Printed and Published, till this present year 168 [...].

OXON, Printed by L. Lichfield, Printer to the University, for Nicholas Cox, Anno Dom. 1680.

An Exact Catalogue of all the Comedies, Tragedies, &c. that were Printed and Published, till the Year 1675. And now continued (with some few Omissions in the former Catalogue) to this present year, 1680.

A

Names of the Authors.Names of the Plays.
Will. ShakespearAS you like it. C
Will. ShakespearAll's well that ends well. C
Will. Shakespear.Anthony and Cle­opatra. T
Will. Shakespear.Arraignment of Paris. P
Ben. Johnson.Alchymist. C
James Shirley.Arcadia. P
Will. RowleyAll's lost by lust. T
Geor. ChapmanAll Fools. C
Rich. BroomeAntipodes. C
Sir Will. D' AvenantAlbovines T
George PeeleAlphonsos Emp. of Germany. T
Lord SterlingAlexandrian Tra­gedy. T
Lord BrookAlaham. T
John WebsterAppius and Virgi­nia. T
Hen. GlapthorneAlbertus Wallen­stein. T
Hen. GlapthorneArgalus and Par­thenia. P
Shak. MarmionAntiquary. C
Tho. RandallAristippus. I
Tho. RandallAmyntas. C
 Arden of Fever­sham. T
Cyril TurneurAtheists Tragedy. T
Joh. JonesAdrasta. C
Nat. FeildAmends for La­dies. C
Dr. MaineAmorous War. C
Rob. CoxActeon & Diana. I
Torquato TassoAminta. P
John StudleyAgamemnon. T
Sir John SucklingAglaura. TC
Leonard WillanAstrea. P
Lod. CarlileArviragus & Phi­licia, 1st. part. TC
Lod. CarlileArviragus & Phil­licia, 2d. part. TC
John MarstonAntonio and Meli­da. T.
Tho. MayAgrippina. T
Tho. MayAntigone. T
E. W.Apollo Shroving. C
Jhon LillyAlexander & Gam­paspe. C
 Albumazer. C
Henry PorterAngry Women of Abingdon. C
T. LuponAll for Money. T
Nich. TrotteArthur. T
Lady PembrookAntonius. T
 Albions Triumph. M
R. C.Alphonsus King of Arragon. H
 Alarum for Lon­don. H
 All mistaken, or mad Couple. C
 Amorous Prince, or Curious husband▪ C.
B. R.Appius and Virgi­nia. T.
 Androman [...]. T
 Andrea in Terence. C
 Adelphus in Te­rence. C
 Abrahams Sacri­fice
 Albion. I
Tho. MiddletonAny thing for a quiet life. C
John WilsonAndronicus Com­menius. T
John DancerAminta. P
S. TukeAdventures of five hours. C
Jo. WestonAmazon Queen. TC
 Amarous Arontus. C
 Amorous Widow & wanton wife. C
J. Dancer.Agrippa King of Alba, or the false Tyberinus. C
John DrydenAmboyna. T.
John DrydenAssignation, or Love in a Nun­nery. C
 Amorous old Wo­man. C

B

John FletcherBEggars Bush. C
John FletcherBonduca. T
John FletcherBloody Brother. T
Ben. JohnsonBartholomew Fair. C
James ShirleyBird in a Cage. C
James ShirleyBall. C
James ShirleyBrothers. C
Tho. HeywoodBrazen age. C
Tho MiddletonBlurt Mr. Consta­ble. C.
Phil. MassengerBondman. C
Phil. MassengerBashful Lover. C
George ChapmanBlind Beggar of Alexandria. C
Geo. ChapmanBuffy D'Amboys. T.
Geo. ChapmanBuffy D'Amboys. Revenge T
Geo. ChapmanByrons Conspiracy. H
Geo. ChapmanByrons Tragedy. T
Sir W. D'AvenantBritannia Trium­phans. M
John FordBroken Heart. T
Tho NabsBride. C
T. D.Bloody Banquet. T
Sir John SucklingBrenoralt. T
 Battle of Alcazar. T
John DayBlind Beggar of Bednal Green. C
Sir Rob. HowardBlind Lady. C
 Bastard. T
 Bottom the Wea­ver. I.
 Band, Ruff, and Cuff. I
Shakespear and RowleyBirth of Merlin. TC
Dute. of NeweastleBridals. C
Dute. Neweastle.Blazing World. C
KillegrewBellamira her Dream.
Earl of OrreryBlack Prince. T

C

Will. ShakespearCOmedy of Er­rors. C.
Will. ShakespearCoriolanus. T
Will. ShakespearCymbeline. T
Will. ShakespearCromwels History. H
John FletcherCustome of the Country. C
John FletcherCaptain. C
John FletcherCoxcomb. C
John FletcherChances.
John FletcherCupids Revenge. C
Ben. JohnsonChristmas his Masque. M
Ben. JohnsonClorida, rites to Cloris. M
Ben. JohnsonCynthia's Revels. C
Ben. JohnsonCatilines Conspi­racy. T
Ben. JohnsonCase is alter'd. C
Ben. JohnsonChallenge at Tilt. M
James ShirleyChanges, or Love in a Maze. C
James ShirleyChabot Admiral of France. T
James ShirleyConstant Maid. C
James ShirleyCoronation. C
James ShirleyCardinal. T
James ShirleyCourt Secret. C
James ShirleyContention of Ho­nor & Riches. M
James ShirleyCupid & Death. M
Tho. HeywoodChallenge for Beau­ty. C
Middleton & Rowly.Changling. C
Tho. MidletonChaste Maid in Cheapside. C
Phil. PassengerCity Madam. C
Geo. ChapmanCaesar and Pom­pey. T
Alex. BroomeCunning Lover. C
Rich. BroomeCourt Beggar. C
Rich. BroomeCity Wit. C
Sir W. D'AvenantCruel Brother. T
Sir W. D'AvenantCruelty of the Spa­niards in Peru. M
Lord SterlingCroesus. T
Dr. MayneCity Match. C
Tho. GoffeCouragious Turk. T
Ant. Brewer DawbourneCountrey Girle. C
 Christian turn'd Turk. T
Tho. NabsCovent Garden C
 Charles the 1st. T
Tho. GoffeCareless Shepher­dess. TC
 Cupids Whirli­gigg. C
John KirkeChampions of Christendom H.
 Combat of Caps.
SheppardCommittee-man curried. C
Rob. MeadCombat of Love & Friendship. C
 Costly Whore. C
Tho. KilligrewClaracilla. TC
Tho. MayCleopatra. T
Sam. DanielCleopatra. T
Tho. Car [...]Coelum Britanni­cum. M
Jos. RutterCid 1st. part. TC
Jos. RutterCid 2d. part. TC
Duke of NewcastleCountry Captain. C
George SandsChrist's Passion. T
John SwallowCynthea's Revenge. T.
Thomas PrestonCambyses King of Persia. TC
Thomas KydCornelia. T
 Caesar's Revenge. T
 Cyrus King of Per­sia. T
Robert WilsonCoblers Prophesie. C
Nathaniel WoodsConflict of Consci­ence. P
Robert FraunceCountess of Pem­brooks Ivy Church. P
 Cromwell's Con­spiracy. TC
 Cruel Debtor.
 Commons Condi­tions. C
W [...]ster and RowlyCure for a Cuck­old. C
Abraham CowleyCutter of Coleman­street. C
Robert DavenportCity Night-Cap. TC
E. M.St. Cecily, the converted Twins. T
Dut. of NewcastleCovent of Pleasure. C
Sir Robert HowardCommittee. C
Thomas PorterCarnivall. C
 Cheats. C
 Contention be­tween York and Lancaster H
Elkanah SettleCambyses King of Persia. T
John DrydenConquest of Gra­nada, 1st Part. T
John DrydenConquest of Gra­nada, 2d Part. T
Edw. RavenscroftCareless Lovers: or, Conceited Travellers. C
 Careless Lovers. C
 Citizen turn'd Gen­tleman. C
 Charles the 8th of France: or, In­vasion of Naples. H

D

John FletcherDOuble Mar­riage. C
Ben. JohnsonDevil is an Asse. C
James ShirleyDukes Mistriss. TC
James ShirleyDoubtful Heir. TC
Thomas HeywoodDutchess of Suff. H
Philip MassengerDuke of Millain. T
Richard BromeDamoyselle. C
Sir W. D'AvenantDrakes History, 1st Part. M
Lord SterlingDarius. T
John WebsterDevils Law-case. TC
John WebsterDutchess of Malfy. T
Christopher MarloeDoctor Faustus. T
Thomas Ing [...]landDisobedient Child. I
George PeelDavid and Bath­sabe. TC
Lewis MachinDumb Knight. C
John TatehamDistracted State. T
John MarstonDutch Courtezan. C
 Darius Story. I
Barnaby BarnesDevils Charter. T
 Doctor Dodipol. C
Marloe and NashDido Queen of Carthage. T
 Damon and Py­thias. H
Lod. CarlileDeserving Favou­rite. TC
Robert BaronDeorum Dona. M
 Dick Scorner.
 Destruction of Je­rusalem
Richard TukeDivine Comedian. TC
 Distresses. T
Mrs. A. BehnDutch Lover. C
 Dumb Lady: or, Farrier made Physitian. C
 Duke Lerma. T

E

John FletcherELder Bro­ther. C
(Ben. JohnsonEvery Man in his humour. C
(Ben. JohnsonEvery man out of his humour. C
(Ben. JohnsonEntertainments at King James's Co­ronation. E
(Ben. JohnsonEntertainments of the Queen and Prince at Al­thrope. E
(Ben. JohnsonEntertainments of the King of Eng­land and King of Denmark at Theobalds. E
Ben. JohnsonEntertainmens of King James and Queen Ann, at Theobalds. E
James ShirleyExample.
Thomas HeywoodEnglish Traveller. C
Thomas HeywoodEdward the 4th. 1st Part. C
Thomas HeywoodEdward the 4th 2d Part. C
Thomas HeywoodElizabeth's trou­bles, 1st Part.
Thomas HeywoodElizabeth's trou­bles, 2d Part.
Phil. MassengerEmperour of the East. C
Chapman JohnsonEastward hoe. C
Richard BromeEnglish Moor, or the Mock-marriage. C
George PeeleEdward the 1st. H
Christopher MarloeEdward the 2d. T
 Edward the 3d. H
Thomas NabsEntertainment on the Prince's birth day. I.
T. R.Extravagant Shep­herd. C
John LillyEndimion. C
C. W.Electra of Sopho­cles. T
 Every woman in her humour. C
 Interlude of Youth. I
Sir Will. LowerEnchanted Lovers. P
 Enough's as good as a Feast.
BernardEunuchus in Te­rence. C
Richard FlecknoeErminia. TC
Lord DigbyElvira. C
 English Princess. T
Thomas TompsonEnglish Rogue. C
John DreydenEvening Love, or the Mock Astro­ger. C
Thomas ShadwellEpsom Wells. C
Elkanah SettleEmpress of Moroc­co. T
 Empress of Moroc­co. F
James HowardEnglish Monsieur. C

F

John FletcherFAlse one. T
John FletcherFour Plays in One. C
John FletcherFaithful Shepher­dess P
John FletcherFair Mind of the Inn. C
Ben. JohnsonFortunate Isles. M
Ben JohnsonFox: C
Thomas HeywoodFair Maid of the West, 1st Part. C
Thomas HeywoodFair Maid of the West, 2d Part. C
Thomas HeywoodFortune by Land and Sea. C
Thomas HeywoodFour London Pren­tices. H
Thomas HeywoodFair Maid of the Exchange. C
Middleton & RowlyFair Quarrel. TC
Thomas MiddletonFamily of Love. C
Philip MassengerFatal Dowry. T
John FordFancies. C
Sh [...]k. MarmionFine companion. C
 Fleire. C
William StrodeFloating Island. C
Robert GreenFrier Bacon. C
 Fair Em. C
John MarstonFawne. C
 Faithful Shepherd. P
 Fatal Union. T
 Flowers. M
Thomas JordainFancies Festivals. M
Lodowick CarlileFool would be a Fa­vourite, or the di­screet Lever. TC
George GerbierFalse Favourite disgrac'd. TC
D'ouvilly 
William HemingsFatal Contract. T
Thomas NortonFerex and Porex. T
Thomas DeckerFortunatus. C
 Free-will. T
Gibb. Swink [...]Fair Irene. T
Richard FanshawFaithful Shepherd. P
 Fair Maid of Bri­stol.
 Fidele and Fortu­natus.
 Fulgius and Lucrel.
John Heywood RhodesFour [...]P. I
 Flora's Fegaries. C
 Feigned Astrolo­ger. C
Astrea BienForced Marriage, or the jealous Bridegroom. TC
 Fair Favourite—
 Fatal Jealousie. T

G

Will. ShakespearGEntleman of Verona. C
Ben. JohnsonGolden Age resto­red. M
James ShirleyGamester. C
James ShirleyGentleman of Ve­nice. TC
James ShirleyGrateful Servant. C
Tho. HeywoodGolden Age. H
Tho. MiddletonGame at Chess. C
Phil. MassengerGreat Duke of Flo­rence. C
Phil. MassengerGuardian. C
George ChapmanGentleman Usher. C
John CookeQueen'stu quoqte. C
 Ghost C
  [...] C
Abraham CowleyGuardian. C
Sir John SucklingGoblins. C
John LillyGallathea. C
Mr. S. Mr. of ArtGammer Gurtons Needle. C
George GaseaignGlass of Govern­ment. TC
Robert BaronGripus and Hegio. I
 Guise. T.
[...]. J.Guy of Warwick T
J. T.Grim the Collier of Croyden. C
Sir Robert HowardThe Great Favo­rite, or the Duke of Lerma. T

H

Will. ShakespearHEnry the 4th 1st part. H
Will. SakespearHenry the 4th. 2d part. H.
Will. ShakespearHenry the 5th. H
Will. ShakespearHenry the 6th 1st part. H
Will. ShakespearHenry the 6th 2d part. H
Will. ShakespearHenry the 6th 3d part. H
Will. ShakespearHenry the 8th.
Will. ShakespearHamlet. T
John FletcherHonest mans For­tune. C
John Fletcher.Humorous Lieute­nant. C
Ben. JohnsonHonour of Wales. M
Ben. JohnsonHymenae. M
James ShirleyHide Park. C
James ShirleyHumorous Cour­tier. C
James ShirleyHonoria and Ma­mon.
Geo. ChapmanHumorous dayes mirth. C
Tho. DeckerHonest Whore, 1st part C
 part. C
Henry GlepthornHollander. C
Shak. MarmianHollands [...]. C
Thomas NabsHannibal and [...]. T
 Hieronymus [...]. T
  [...].
Markham & Sa [...] ­sonHerod and [...]. T
 How to choose a good Wife [...]
Sir W. [...] [...]. T
Thomas RandalHey for [...] down with [...] very. C
Thomas MayHeire. TC
[...] HeywoodHercules [...] T
John StudleyHyppol [...] T
John StudleyHercules [...]. T
Edm. ProsHercules [...]with [...]
 Henry the Hercules [...] with Hercules [...]
S. S.Honest Lawyer. C
John DayHumour out of breath. C
W. S.Hector of Germa­ny. H
 Hieronymo 1st. part. T
Robert TaylorHog hath lost his Pearl. C
Samuel DanielHymens Triumph P
BearnardHeauton in Ter C
J. D.Hells higher Court of Justice. I
R. HeadHic & Ubique. C
Earl of OrreryHenry the 5th. H
Sir Rob. StapletonHero & Leander. T
Lod. CarlileHeraclius Empe­rour of the East. T.
Mr. Kat. PhillipsHorace. T
 Herod and Mari­amne. T
Monsieur Corniel Ch. Cotton.Horace. T
Thomas ShadwellHumorists. C

I

Will. ShakespearJOhn King of England. H
Will. ShakespearJulius Caesar. T
Will. ShakespearJohn K. of Eng­land, 1st part. H
Will. ShakespearJohn K. of Eng­land, 2d part. H
John FletcherIsland Princess. C
Ben. JohnsonIrish Masque. M
James ShirleyImposture. TC
Thomas HeywoodIron Age, 1st part. H
Thomas HeywoodIron Age, 2d part. H
Thomas MiddletonInner Temple Masque. M
Richard BromeJovial crew. C
Sir W. D'AvenantJust Italian. TC
Lord SterlingJulius Caesar. T
Cosma ManuchJust General. T
Chr. MarloeJew of Malta. TC
Thomas RandalJealous Lovers. C
Sir Ralph FreemanImperiale. T
John MarstonInsatiate Countess. T
 Jack Drums Enter­tainment. C
John DayIsle of Guls. C
George GascoignJocasta T
Robert DavenportJohn & Matilda. T
Francis GoldsmithJoseph. T
 Jacob and Esan. C
Thomas DeckerIf this be'nt a good Play, the Devil's in't. C
 Jack Straw's Life and Death. H
 James the 4th. H
 Joseph afflictions.
 Jack Jugler.
 Impatient pover­ty.
 John Evangelist.
William HemingsJews Tragedy. T
R. C.Ignoramus. C
 Jovial crew, or the Devil turn'd Ranter. I
John DreydenIndian Emperor. T
Sir Robert HowardIndian Queen. T
 Imperriale, in Fo­lio. T
 Inforc'd Marriage. TC

K.

John FletcherKIng and no King. C
John FletcherKnight of the burning pestle. C
John FletcherKnight of Malta. C
Ben. JohnsonKings Entertain­ment at Wel­beck. M
J. D.Knave in grain. C
 King and Queens Entertainmentat Richmond. M
 Knight of the Gol­den Shield. H
 Knack to know an honest man. C
 Knack to know a Knave. C
 Knavery in all Trades. C

L.

Will. ShakespearLOcrine Eldest Son of King Brutus. T
Will. ShakespearLoves labour lost. C
Will. ShakespearLeir and his three Daughters. T
Will. ShakespearLondon Prodigal. C
John FletcherLittle French Law­yer. C
John FletcherLoyal Subject. C
John FletcherLawes of Candy. C
John FletcherLovers Progress. C
John FletcherLoves cure, or the Martial Maid. C
John FletcherLoves Pilgrimage. C
Ben. JohnsonLoves Triumph. M
Ben. JohnsonLoves Welcome. M
Ben. JohnsonLove freed from Ignorance. M
Ben. JohnsonLove restored. M
James ShirleyLoves Cruelty. T
James ShirleyLady of Pleasure. C
Thomas HeywoodLoves Mistress. M
Heywood and BromeLancaster Witches. C
Richard BromeLove-sick Court, or the ambitious Politick. C
Sir W. D'AvenantLove & Honour. C
 Lost Lady. TC
P [...]apsLove in it's Exta­sie. P
Cosma ManuchLoyal Lovers. TC
John FordLovers Melancho­ly. T
Fohn FordLadies Tryal. C
John FordLoves Sacrifice. T
Henry Gl [...]pthor [...]Ladies Priviledge. C
Anthony BrewerLove sick King. TC
 Landagartha. TC
 Loves Lodestone. C
 Lingua. C
 Loves Dominion. P
Abraham CowleyLoves Riddle. P
Robert GomersalLod. Sforza. T
W. CartwrightLady Errant. TC
W. R.Three Lords and Ladies of Lon­don. C
Christopher MarloeLusts Dominion, or the Lascivious Queen. T
Ulpian FulwelLike will to like, quoth the Devil. I
R. WeverLusty Juventus. I
R. W.Three Ladies of London. C
John TathamLove crowns the end. TC
John DayLaw tricks, or who would have thought it? C
W. ChamberlainLoves Victory. C
Thomas MeritonLove and War. T
John LillyLoves Metamor­phosis. C
 London Chanti­clers. C
 Look about you, or, run Red Caps. C
 Leir and his three Daughters. H
Thomas Lodge and Robert GreenLooking-glass for London. H
 Liberality and Pro­digality. C
 Lady Almony. C
 Luminalia. M
 Laws of Nature. C
J. B.Love will find out the way. C
 Love Alamode. C
J. FordLoves Labyrinth. TC
 Levellers Levell'd. I
George EtheregeLove in a Tub. C
Richard FlecknoeLoves Kingdom. TC
 Ludlow Castle. M
 Law against Lo­vers▪ C
DreydenLove in a Wood. C

M

Will. ShakespearMErry wives of Wind­sor.
Will. ShakespearMeasure for mea­sure. C
Will. ShakespearMuch a doe about Nothing. C
Will. ShakespearMidsomer nights Dream. C
Will. ShakespearMerchant of Ve­nice. C
Will. ShakespearMackbeth. T
Will. ShakespearMerry Devil of Ed­monton. C
Will. ShakespearMucedorus. C
John FletcherMad Lover. C
John FletcherMaid in the Mill. C
John FletcherMasque of Grayes Inn Gent. M
John FletcherMonsieur Thomas. C
John FletcherMaids Tragedy. T
Ben. JohnsonMagnetick Lady. C
Ben. JohnsonMasque at my Lord Hayes House. M
Ben. JohnsonMetamorphosed Gypsies. M
Ben. JohnsonMasque of Augurs. M
Ben. JohnsonMasque of Owls. M
Ben. JohnsonMortimer's fall. T
Ben. JohnsonMasque of Queens. M
Ben. JohnsonMercury Vindica­ted. M
James ShirleyMaids Revenge. T
Hen. ShirleyMartyr'd Souldier. T
Thomas HeywoodMaidenhead well lost. C
Thomas MiddletonMad World my Masters. C
Thomas MiddletonMayor of Quinbo­rough. C
Thomas MiddletonMichaelmas Term. C
Thomas MiddletonMore dissemblers than Women. C
William RowleyMatch at Midnight. T
Philip MassengerMaid of Honour. C
George ChapmanMay Day. C
George ChapmanMonsieur D'Olive. C
George ChapmanMasque of the Mid­dle Temple, and Lincolns Inn. M
Richard BroomeMad Couple well matcht. C
Lord BrooksMustapha. T
 Marcus Tullius Ci­cero. T
Barten HollydayMarriage of the Arts. C
Thomas DeckerMatch me in Lon­don. C
Thomas NabsMicrocosmus. M
Thomas RandalMuses Looking­glass. C
John MasonMuleasses the Turk. T
 Mercurius Britan­nicus. C
George WilkinsMiseries of enfor­ced Marriage. TC
John StudleyMedea. T
Nat. RichardsMessalina. T
John LillyMydas. C
John LillyMother Boniby. C
Sir W. LowerMartyr. T
 Massanello. T
John MarstonMale-content. TC
Robert BaronMirza. T
 Marriage of Wit and Science. I
Christopher MarloeMassacre at Paris. T
Edward SherbournMedea. T
W. W.Menechmus. C
Lady Eliz. CarewMarian. T
Thomas LodgeMarius & Scylla. T
John LillyMaids Metamor­phosis. C
J. C.Merry Milkmaids. C
Robert ArminMaids of Moor­clack. H
J. S.Masquarade du Ciel. M
Richard FlecknoeMarriage of Ocea­nus & Britannia. M
 Manhood and Wis­dom.
 Mary Magdalen's Repentance.
 Milton's Masque. M
M. W.Marriage-Broker. C
Earl of OrreryMustapha. T
Thomas JordainMoney is an Asse. C
Sir W. D'AvenantMan is the Master. C
Thomas ThompsonMother Shipton's Life & Death. C
L. Vis. FaulklandMarriage-night. T
John DreydenMaiden-Queen. C
Mrs. BoothbyMarcelia.
Sir Ch. SidleyMulberry-garden C
 Morning ramble, or Town-Humours. C
 Marriage a la mode. C
 Mall, or modish Lovers. C
 Mackbeth with Al­terations. T
 Miser. C

N

John FletcherNOble Gen­tleman. C
John FletcherNice Valour, or the Passionate mad­man. C
John FletcherNight-Walker, or the little Thief. C
Ben. JohnsonNews from the New World in the Moon. M
Ben. JohnsonNeptune's Try­umph. M
Ben. JohnsonNew Inn. C
[...]. RowleyNoble Spanish Souldier. T
Phillip MassengerNew way to pay Old Debts. C
Richard BromeNorthern Lass. C
Richard BromeNovella. C
Richard BromeNew Academy, or the New Ex­change. C
 Nero newly writ­ten. T
Decker and WebsterNorthw [...]d hoe. C
 Noble Stranger. C
 New trick to cheat the Devil. C
 Nero's Life and Death. T
 New Custom. I
 No-body and some­body. H
 Nice Wanton.
Sr. W. LowerNoble ingratitude. TC
John DancerNichomede. TC

O

Will. ShakespearOThello, the Moor of Venice. T
Will. ShakespearOld-Castle's Life and Death. H
Ben. JohnsonOberon the Fairy Prince. M
James ShirlyOpportunity. C
Middleton & RowlyOld Law. C
Thomas GoffeOrestes. T
Alexander NevileOedipus. T
T. NuceOctavia. T
W. CartwrightOrdinary. C
Sir Aston CockainObstinate Lady. C
Lodowick CarlileOsmond the great Turk, or the No­ble Servant. T
L. W.Orgula, or the fatal Errour. T
Thomas MayOld Couple. C
 Orlando Furioso. H
 Old Wives Tale.
Sir Asten CockainOvid. T
Sir W. KilligrewOrmazdes. TC
 Old Troop: or, Monsieur Ragon. C

P

Will. ShakespearPEricles Prince of Tyre. H
Will. ShakesparPuritan Widow. C
John FletcherProphetess. C
John FletcherPilgrim. C
John FletcherPhilaster. C
Ben. JohnsonPleasure recon­cil'd to Virtue. M
Ben. JohnsonPans Anniversary. M
Ben. JohnsonPoetaster. C
James ShirleyPolitician. C
James ShirleyPatrick for Ireland. H.
Thomas MiddletonPhoenix. C
Phillip MassengerPicture. C
Sir W. D'AvenantPlatonick Lovers. C
Henry KilligrewPallantus & Eudo­ra. T
John FordPerkin Warbeck. H
John FordPity she's a Whore. T
Robert DawbournePoor man's Com­fort. C
Lodowick CarlilePassionate Lovers, 1st. part. TC
Lodowick CarlilePassionate Lovers, 2d. part. TC
W. LowerPhoenix in her Flames. T
George GascoignPleasure at Ke­nelworth Castle. M
Thomas KilligrewPrisoners. TC
Samuel DanielPhilotas. T
James HowelPeleus & Thetis. M
J. S.Phillis of Scyros. P
Jo. DayParliament of Bees. M
 Pedlers Prophesie. C
John HeywoodPlay of Love. I
John HeywoodPlay of the wea­ther. I
John HeywoodPlay between Jo­han the hus­band, and Tib his Wife, &c. I
John HeywoodPlay between the Pardoner and the Fryer, the Curate and Neighbour Prat. I
John HeywoodPlay of Gentleness and Nobility, 1st. part. I
John HeywoodPlay of Gentleness and Nobility, &c. 2d. part. I
 Pinder of Wake­field. C
 Philotas Scotch. C
H. H. B.Plutus. C
 Patient Grissel. C
 Patient Grissel Old. C
 Promises of God manifested.
 Promus & Cassan­dra, 1st. part.
 Promus & Cassan­dra, 2d. part.
 Phormio in Te­rence. C
 Presbyterian lash. TC
Robert NevilePoor Scholar. C
Alexander GreenPolititian cheated. C
Waller and othersPompey. T
Sir W. KilligrewPandora. C
John WilsonProjectors. C
Richard CarpenterPragmatical Jesu­ite. C
Dut. of NewcastlePresence. C
Sir W. KilligrewPrincess, or Love at first sight. TC
Thomas KilligrewParsons wedding. C
Thomas KilligrewPilgrim. T
Mrs. Kath. PhilipsPompey. T

Q

John FletcherQUeen of Co­rinth. C
Ben. JohnsonQueens Masque of Blackness. M
Ben. JohnsonQueens Masque of Beauty. M
Richard BromeQueens Exchange. C
Richard BromeQueen and Con­cubine. C
Will. HabingtonQueen of Arragon. TC
 Queen, or excellen­cy of her Sex C
Samuel DanielQueens Arcadia. P

R.

Will. Shakespear.RIchard the Second. H
Will. ShakespearRichard the 3d. H
Will. ShakespearRomeo & Juliet T
John FletcherRule a Wife and have a Wife. C
James ShirleyRoyal Master. C.
Thomas HeywoodRoyal King and Loyal Subject. C
Thomas HeywoodRape of Lucrece. T
Thomas HeywoodRobert E. of Hun­tingdon's down­fal. H
Thomas HeywoodRobert E. of Hun­tingdon's death. H
Thomas MiddletonRoaring Girle. C
Phillip MassengerRoman Actor. T
Phillip MassengerRenegado. C
George ChapmanRevenge for Ho­nour. T
Thomas GoffeRaging Turk. T
Tho. RawlinsRebellion T
Cyril TourneurRevengers Trage­dy. T
Lord BarreyRam - Alley, or merry Tricks. C
 Return from Par­nassus. C.
Pet. HausteadRival Friends. C
Ralph KnevetRhodon and Iris. P
W. CarturightRoyal Slave. TC
John TatehamRump, or a Mir­ror, &c. C.
 Reward for Virtue. C
 Robin Hood's Pa­storal Maygames.
 Robin Conscience.
 Robin Hood and his crew of Soul­diers. C
John DoverRoman Generals.
 Rivals. C
Will. JoynerRoman Empress. T
Tho. Shadwel.Royal Shepherdess. TC
John DreydenRival Ladies. TC
 Rehearsal. C
 Reformation. C

S

John FletcherSPanish Curate. C
John FletcherSea-Voyage. C
John FletcherScornful Lady. C
Ben. JohnsonStaple of News. C
Ben. JohnsonSad Shepherd. C
Ben. JohnsonSejanus. T
Ben. JohnsonSilent Woman. C
James ShirlySchool of Comple­ments. C
James ShirleySisters. C
Tho. HeywoodSilver Age. H
Will. RowleyShoomaker a Gen­tleman. C
Middleton & RowlySpanish Gypsies. C
Richard BromeSparagus Garden. C
Sir W. D' AvenantSiege of Rhodes, 1st part. M
Sir W. D' AvenantSiege of Rhodes, 2d part. M
Thomas DenhamSophy. T
Thomas GoffeSelimus. T
Thomas NabsSprings glory. M
 Swetnam the wo­man hater Ar­raigned. C
 Sophister. C
Rob. CamberlainSwaggering Dam­sel. C
 Sicelides. P
 Strange Discovery TC
 Suns Darling. P
John TatehamScots Figaries. C
Gro. GascoignSupposes. C
Jos. RutterShepherds Holy­day. P
John MarstonSophonisba. T
John LillySapho and Phao. C
Will. CartwrightSiege, or Loves Convert. TC
 Solimon and Per­seda. C
 Stukeley's Life and Death. H
Thomas NashSummer's last Will & Testament. C
 See me, and see me not. C
Wal. MountagueShepherds Para­dice. C
Sir John Suckling.Sad one. T
 Spanish Bawd. TC
 Susanna's Tears.
 Salmacida spolia. I
Sir Rob. StapyltonSlighted Maid. C
 Step-mother. TC
Sir W. KilligrewSelindra. TC
Sir W. KilligrewSeige of Urbin. TC
Abr. BaylySpightful Sister. TC
Dutchess of NewcastleSociable Compa­nions, or the Fe­male wits. C
Sir Robert HowardSurprisal. C
 Sir Martin Mar-all. C
George EtheridgeShe wou'd if she cou'd. C
Thomas ShadwellSullen Lovers, or the Impertinents. C
 Sicily and Naples.
Tho, DuffetSpanish Rogue. C
 Sir Solomon, or the Cautious Cox­combe. C.
 Six days Adventure.

T

Will. ShakespearTEmpest. C
Will. ShakesparTwelf - night, or what you will. C
Will. ShakespearTaming of the Shrew. C
Will. ShakespearTroylus and Cre­sida. T
Will. ShakespearTitus Andronicus. T
Will. ShakespearTimon of Athens. T
John FletcherThierry and Theo­doret. T
John FletcherTwo Noble Kins­men. TC
Ben. JohnsonTale of a Tub. C
Ben. JohnsonTime Vindicated to himself and to his Honours. M
James ShirleyTraytor. T
James ShirleyTriumph of Peace. M
James ShirleyTriumph of Beau­ty. M
Thomas MiddletonTrick to catch the old one. C
George ChapmanTemple. M
George ChapmanTwo wise men, and all the rest fools. C
Sir W. D'AvenantTemple of Love M
Thomas NabsTotenham Court. C
W. RiderTwins. TC
 True Trojans. H
Jasper HeywoodThyestes. T
Jasper HeywoodTroas. T
Thomas NewtonThebais. T
Chr. MarloeTamberlain, 1st part. T
Chr. MarloeTamberlain, 2d part. T
George WapulTyde tarrieth for no man. C
W. WayerThe longer thou livest, the more fool thou art. C
 Tom Tyler and his Wife. I
 Tryal of Chivalry. C
Day, W. Rowley and WilkinsTravels of the three English Brothers. H
Rob. WilmotTancred and Gis­mond. T
Rob. YaringtonTwo Tragedies in one. T
Sir Asten CockainTrepolin suppos'd a Prince. TC
 Tyrannical Go­vernment.
 Thersytes. I
S. PardidgeTroades. T
 Tryal of Treasure.
Webster and RowleyThracian wonder. H
T. W.Thornby Abby. T
Thomas St. SerfeTarugoes Wiles, or the Coffe-House. C
John DrydenTyrannick Love, or the Royal Mar­tyr. T
Earl of OrreryTryphon. T
M. MedburnTartuff, or the French Puritan. C
Thomas KilligrewThomaso, or the Wanderer. C

V

John FletcherVAlentinian. T
Ben. JohnsonVision of delight. M
Phillip MassengerUnnatural Combat. T
Phillip MassengerVery Woman. C
Phillip MassengerVirgin Martyr. T
Sir W. D' AvenantUnfortunate Lo­vers. T
Thomas NabsUnfortunate Mo­ther. T
R. A.Valiant Welch­man. T
Francis QuartesVirgin Widdow. C
William SampsonVow-breaker. T
 Valiant Scot. T
W. Duke of NewcastleVarieties. C
 Untrussing the hu­mourous Poet. C
Samuel BrandonVirtuous Octavia. TC
Samuel DanielVision of the 12. goddesses. M
 Unfortunate Usur­per. T
Edward HowardUsurper. T
 Ungrateful Favou­rite. T
T. PorterVillain. T
Sir Robert HowardVestal Virgin. T

W

Will. ShakespearWInters tale. C
John FletcherWomans Prize, or the Tamer tam'd. C
John FletcherWomen pleased. C
John FletcherWise for a month. C
John FletcherWit at several Wea­pons. C
John FletcherWild-goose chase. C
John FletcherWoman-hater. C
John FletcherWit without Mo­ney. C
James ShirleyWitty fair One. C
James ShirleyWedding. C
Thomas HeywoodWoman kill'd with kindness. C
Thomas HeywoodWise woman of Hogsdon. C
Samuel RowleyWhen you see me you know me. H
William RowleyWonder, a woman never vext. C
Middleton & RowlyWiddow. C
Thomas MiddletonWorld lost at Ten­nis. M
Thomas MiddletonWomen beware Women. T
Thomas MiddletonNoWitlike a womans
Help
George ChapmanWiddows tears. C
Richard BromeWedding of Co­vent-Garden, or the Middlesex Justice of Peace. C
Sir W. D' AvenantWits. C
John WebsterWhite Devil. T
Thomas DeckerWhore of Baby­lon. C
Thomas DeckerWonder of a King­dom. C
Henry GlapthorneWit in a Constable. C
Decker and WebsterWestward hoe. C
 Weakest goes to the wall. C
 Woman will have her will. C
 Wily beguiled. C
 Wine, Beer, Ale, and Tobacco.
John MarstonWhat you will. C
Thomas JourdainWalks of Islington and Hogsdon. C
Nathaniel FieldWoman's a weather­cock. C
 Wit of a Woman: C
Thomas MeritonWandring Lover. TC
Decker and WebsterWiat's History. H
Rowley, Decker, and FordWitch of Edmondton. TC
John LillyWoman in the Moon. C
 Warning for fair Wo­men. T
 Wealth and Health.
T. P.Witty Combat TC
John DreydenWild Gallant. C
Edward Howard.Woman's Conquest. TC

Y

Will. ShakespearYOrkshire Trage­dy. T
James ShirleyYoung Admiral. C
Thomas MiddletonYour five Gallants. C

A True, and Exact Catalogue of all such Comedies, Trage­dies, &c. that have been printed since the beginning of the Year 1675, to this present Year, 1680. With the Names of some few omitted in the former Catalogue.

 ANdromache. T
 Amarous Gallant. C
John DrydenAureng-Zebe. T
Mrs. A. BehnAbdelazer or the Moors Revenge. T
Sir Charles SedleyAnthony & Cleopatra. T
J. CrownAmbitious Statesman or Loyal Favourite. T
 Alcibiades. T
John DrydenAll for Love or the World well lost. T
N. TateBrutus of Alba. T
Mr. WycherlyCountry Wife. C
J. CrownCalisto, or the chast Nimph. M
J. CrownCountry Wit. C
Dr. Ch. D'AvenantCirce. T
J. SmithCytherca. C
J. LeanardCountry Innocence or Chamber Maid turn'd Quaker. C
Sir Will. D'avenantCaelus Britanicus.
 Constant Nimph. P
 Counterfeit Bride­groom. C
 Counterfeits. C
Nath. LeeCaesar Borgia. T
Tho. OtwayCajus Marcius hists and fall. T
 Catilines Conspiracy alter'd. T
Elkanah SettleConquest of China. T
Mr. WhittakerConspiracy, or change of Government. T
Tho. OtwayDon Carlos Prince of Spain. T.
J. CrownDestruction of Jerusa­lem by Titus Ves­patian in a parts. T
 Debauehee, or Credu­lous Cuckold. C
John BanksDestruction of Troy. T
Tho. Rymer EsqEdgar. T
Edw. Ravenscr [...]ftEnglish Lawyer. C
T. P.French Conjurer. C
The. DurfeyFond Husband. C
T. D.Fool turn'd Critick.
Tho. OtwayFriendship in Fashion
Mrs. A. Behn.Feign'd Courtezan. C
 Generous Enemies, or Ridiculous Lovers. C
 Gentl. m. Dancing Ma­ster. C
 Gloriana or the Court of Augustus Caesar. T
Duke-NewcastleHumerous Lovers. C
Tho. Shipman EsqHenry 3d of France, &c. T
 Hamlet with alterati­ons. T
 Juliana, Princess of Poland. C
Elkanah SettleIbrahim the Illustrious Bassa. T
Edw. RavenscroftKing Edgar and Al­freda. TC.
John DrydenKind Keeper, or Mr. Lymberbam. C
Elkanah SettleLove & Revenge. T
Edw. Cook EsqLoves Triumph. T
N. TateLoyal General. T
 Love in the dark. C
 Libertine. T
I. MaldwelLoving Enemies. T
Tho DuffetMock Tempest. C
 Mistaken Husband. C
 Mock Dewelest or the French Valet. C
[...]. Etheridge EsqMan of Mode, or Sir Fopling Flutter. C
Tho. DurfeyMadam Fickle. C
Nath. LeeMithridates King of Pontus. T
 Man of New-Market. C.
J. CrownMiserie of Civil War. T
Edw. EcclestonNoah's Flood. O
Nath. LeeNero. T
Sir Will. DavenantNews from Plimouth. M
J. Dreyden Nath. LeeOedipus. T
Tho. OtwayOrphan, or un­happy Marriage.
Sir Will. D'AvenantPlay house to be Let. C
Elkanah SettlePsiche. O
 Pastor Fide. C
Mr. WicherlyPlain Dealer C
 Piso's Conspiracy. T
Mrs. A. BehnRover, or the banish't Cavilier. C
Nath LeeRival Queens. T
 Rambling Justice. C
John BanksRival Kings. T
 Seidge of Constanti­nople. T
Nath. LeeSophonisba. T
Tho. DurfeySeige of Memphis, or the Ambitious Queen. T.
Mrs. A. BehnSir Patient Fancy. C
Tho. DurfeySquire Old Sap. C
John BankroftSertorious. T
Edw. RavenscroftScaramouch. &c. C
Sam. Pordage EsqSeidge of Babylon. T
 Tom Essence, or the Modish Wife C
Duke-NewcastleTriumphant Widdow or the medly of Hu­mours. C
Mrs. A. BehnTown Fop, or Sir Tim. Tawdry. C
Tho OtwayTitus & Berenice. T
 Tunbridg Wells. C
Edw. Serburne EsqTrodes or the Royal Captives. T
John DrydenTroilus & Cressida T
 Tempest with alterati­on. T
Tho. DurfeyTrick for Trick. C
Tho. Shadwel.True Widdow. C
 Town-Shifts, or the Suburbs Justice. TC
 Traytor to himself. [...]
Tho. DurfeyVirtuous Wife. C
 Virtuoso. C
 Woman turn'd Bully. C
 Wrangling Lovers. [...]
 Witts led by the Nose. C
Tho. ShadwelWoman Captain. C
FINIS.

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