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- A True, perfect, and exact Catalogue of all the Comedies, Tragedies, Tragi-Comedies, Pastorals, Masques and Interludes, that were ever yet printed and published, till this present year 1661. all which you may either buy or sell at the several shops of Nath. Brook at the Angel in Cornhil, Francis Kirkman at the John Fletchers Head, on the Back-side of St. Clements, Tho. Johnson at the Golden Key in St. Pauls Churchyard, and Henry Marsh at the Princes Arms in Chancery-lane near Fleetstreet. 1661.
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A True, perfect, and exact Catalogue of all the Comedies, Tragedies, Tragi-Comedies, Pastorals, Masques and Interludes, that were ever yet printed and published, till this present year 1661. all which you may either buy or sell at the several shops of Nath. Brook at the Angel in Cornhil, Francis Kirkman at the John Fletchers Head, on the Back-side of St. Clements, Tho. Johnson at the Golden Key in St. Pauls Churchyard, and Henry Marsh at the Princes Arms in Chancery-lane near Fleetstreet. 1661.
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Names of the Authors. | Names of the Playes. | |
Will. Shakespeare | AS You like it. | C |
Will. Shakespeare | Alls well that ends well. | C |
Will. Shakespeare | Anthony & Cleopater. | T |
Lord Sterling | Alexandrian Tragedy. | T |
Lord Brooks | Alaham. | T |
Geo. Peele | Alphonsus Emp. of Germany. | T |
John Webster | Appius and Virginia. | T |
Ja. Shirley | Arcadia. | P |
Will. Rowly | Alls lost by lust. | T |
Rich. Brome | Antipodes. | C |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Albouine. | T |
Hen. Glapthorne | Albertus Wallenstein. | T |
Hen. Glapthorne | Argalus and Parthenia. | P |
Shak. Marmion | Antiquary. | C |
Tho. Randoll | Aristippus. | I |
Tho. Randoll | Amintas. | C |
Arden of Feversham. | T |
Cyryll Tourneur | Atheists Tragedy | T |
John Jones | Adrasta. | C |
Nat. Field | Amends for Ladies. | C |
Dr. Maine. | Amorous War. | C |
Rob. Cox | Acteon and Diana. | I |
Torquato Tasso | Aminta. | P |
John Studly | Agamemnon. | T |
Sir John Suckling | Aglaura. | TC |
Leonard Willan | Astrea. | P |
Tho. May | Antigone. | T |
Lod. Carlile | Arviragus & Philicia, 1st. part. | TC |
Lod. Carlile | Arviragus & Philicia, 2d. part. | TC |
John Marston | Antonio and Melida. | T |
John Marston. | Antonio and Melida. | T |
Tho. May | Agrippina. | T |
E. W. | Apollo Shroving | C |
John Lilly | Alexander and Campaspe. | C |
Albumazar. | C |
Henry Porter | Angry women of Abington. | C |
Ben. Johnson | Alchumist. | C |
T. Lupton. | All for money. | T |
Geo. Chapman | All fooles. | C |
Nic. Trotte | Arthur. | T |
Will. Shakespeare | The Arraignment of Paris. | P |
La. Pembrook | Antonius. | T |
Albions Triumph | M |
R. C. | Alphonsus King of Arragon. | H |
Alarum for London. | H |
R. B. | Appius and Virginia. | T |
Andromana. | T |
Bernard | Andrea in Terence. | C |
Adelphus in Ter. | C |
Abrahams Sacrifice. | |
Albion. | I |
B
John Fletcher | BEggars Bush. | C |
John Fletcher | Bonduca. | T |
Ben. Johnson | Bartholmew Fair | C |
Bastard. | T |
John Fletcher | Bloody Brother. | T |
Ja. Shirley | Bird in a Cage. | C |
Ja. Shirley | Ball. | C |
Ja. Shirley | Brothers. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Brazen Age. | C |
Phil. Massinger | Bondman. | C |
Phil. Massinger | Bashfull lover. | C |
Geo. Chapman | Blind beggar of Alexandria. | C |
Geo. Chapman | Bussy D'Amboys. | T |
Geo. Chapman | Bussy D'Amboys Revenge. | T |
Geo. Chapman | Byrons conspiracy. | H |
Geo. Chapman | Byrons Tragedy. | T |
John Ford | Broaken heart. | T |
Tho. Nabs | Bride. | C |
T. D. | Bloudy Banquet. | T |
Sir John Suckling | Brenoralt. | T |
The Battel of Alcazar. | T |
John Day | The blind Beggar of Bednal green | C |
Tho. Middleton | Blutt Mr. Constable. | C |
Band Ruff & cuff. | I |
Howard | Blind Lady. | C |
Sir. W. D'Avenant | Britannia Triumphans. | M |
Bottom the weaver. | I |
C
Will. Shakespeare | COmedy of Errors. | C |
Will. Shakespeare | Coriolanus. | T |
Will. Shakespeare | Cymbeline. | T |
John Fletcher | Custome of the Country. | C |
John Fletcher | Captain. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Coxcomb. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Chances. | C |
Dr. Mayne | City Match. | C |
Lord Sterling | Croesus. | T |
Ben. Iohnson | Christmas his Mask. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Cloridia, rites to Cloris. | M |
Midleton & Rowly | Changling. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Cupids revenge. | T |
Ia. Shirley | Changes, or love in a Maze. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Chabot Admirall of France. | T |
Ia. Shirley | Constant Maid. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Coronation. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Cardinal. | T |
Ia. Shirley | Court secret. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Chalenge for beauty. | C |
Tho. Middleton. | Chast maid in Cheapside. | C |
Alex. Brome | Cunning lovers. | C |
Rich. Brome | Court Beggar. | C |
Rich. Brome | City wit. | C |
Geo. Chapman | Caesar & Pomney | T |
Sir W. D'Avenant | Cruel Brother. | T |
Tho. Goffe | Couragious Turk | T |
Ant. Brewer | Country girle. | C |
Dawbourne | Christian turn'd Turk. | T |
Tho. Nabs | Covent garden. | C |
Charles the 1st. | T |
Tho. Goffe | Carelesse Sheppardesse. | TC |
Cupids Whirligigg. | C |
Iohn Kirke | Champions of Christendome. | H |
Ia. Shirley | Cupid and Death | M |
Combat of Caps. | M |
Sheppard | Committe-man curried. | C |
Rob. Mead. | Combat of Love and Friendship. | C |
Costly Whore. | C |
Tho. Killigrew. | Claracilla. | TC |
Tho. May | Cleopatra. | T |
Sam. Daniel | Cleopatra. | T |
Tho. Carew | Coelum Britannicum. | M |
Ios. Rutter | Cid 1st. part. | TC |
Ios. Rutter | Cid 2d. part. | TC |
Earl of Neweastle | Country Captain | C |
Geo. Sands | Christs Passion. | T |
Will. Shakespeare | Cromwels History | H |
Iohn Swallow | Cynthia's Revenge. | T |
Ben. Iohnson | Cynthia's Revels | |
Ben. Iohnson | Catilines conspiracy. | C T |
Tho. Preston | Cambises King of Persia. | TC |
Tho. Kyd | Cornelia. | |
Phil. Massenger | The City Madam | T |
Sir W.D'Avenant | The Cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru. | C M |
Ben. Iohnson | The Case is altred Caesar's Revenge. | C |
Cyrus King of Persia. | T T |
Rob. Wilson | The Coblers prophesie. | C |
Nat. Woods | Conflict of conscience. | P |
Rob. Fraunce | The Counnesse of Pembrooks Ivy-church. | P |
Crafty Cromwel | |
Cromwel's conspiracy. | TC TC |
Cruel Debtor. | |
Comons conditions. | C |
Webster & Rowly. | Cure for a Cuckold. | |
D
Iohn Fletcher | DOuble marriage. | C |
Lord Sterling | Darius. | T |
Ben. Iohnson | Divel is an Asse. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Dukes Mistresse. | TC |
Ia. Shirley | Doubtful heir. | TC |
Phil. M [...]ssinger | Duke of Millain. | T |
Rich. Brome | Damoyselle. | C |
Iohn Webster | Divels Law case. | TC |
Iohn Webster | Dutchesse of Malfy. | T |
Chr. Marloe | Doctor Faustus. | T |
Tho. Ingelend | Disobedient child. | I |
Geo. Peele | David and Bathsabe. | TC |
Lewis Machin | Dumb Knight. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Dutches of Suff. | H |
Iohn Tateham | Distracted State. | T |
Iohn Marston | Dutch Courtezan | C |
Darius Story. | I |
Barnabe Barnes | The Devils charter. | T |
Doctor Dodipol. | C |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Drakes History 1st. part. | M |
Marloe and Nash | Dido Queen of Carthage. | T |
Damon and Pythias. | H |
Lod. Carlile | The Deserving Favourite. | TC |
Rob. Baron. | Deorum Dona. | M |
Dick Scorner. | |
Destruction of Jerusalem. | |
Don Quixot, or the Knight of the ill-favoured countenance. | C |
E
Iohn Fletcher | ELder Brother. | C |
Ia. Shirly | Example. | C |
Tho. Heywood | English Traveller | C |
Edward the 4th. 1st. part. | C |
Edward the 4th. 2d. part. | C |
Phil. Massinger | Emperour of the East. | C |
Chr. Marloe | Edward the 2d. | T |
Th [...]. Nabs | Entertainment on the Princes Birth day. | I |
Chapman, Iohnson | Eastward hoe. | C |
Geo. Peele | Edward the 1st. | H |
Tho. Heywood | Elizabeths troubles, 1st. part. | H |
Tho. Heywood | Elizabeths trouble, 2d. part. | H |
T. R. | Extravrgant Shepheard. | C |
Iohn Lilly | Endimion. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Every man in his humour. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Every man out of his humour. | C |
C. W. | Electra of Sophicles. | T |
Edward the 3d. | H |
Rich. Brome | The English Moor or the Mockmarriage. | C |
Every Woman in her humour. | C |
Interlude of Youth. | I |
Sir Will. Lower | The Enchanted Lovers. | P |
Enough's as good as a Feast. | |
Bernard | Eunuchus in Terence. | C |
F
Iohn Fletcher | FOur Playes in one. | C |
Iohn Fletcher. | Faithfull Sheppardesse. | P |
Iohn Fletcher | Fair Maid of the Inne. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Fair Maid of the West, 1st. part. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Fair Maid of the West, 2d. part. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Fortune by land and Sea. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Four London Prentices. | H |
Phil. Massinger | Fatal dowry. | T |
Midleton & Rowly | Fair Quarrel. | TC |
Iohn Ford | Fancies. | C |
Shak. Marmion | Fine companion. | C |
Fleire. | C |
Fair Maid of the Exchange. | C |
Will. Strode | Floating Island. | C |
Robert Green | Frier Bacon. | C |
Fair Em. | C |
Iohn Marston | Fawne. | C |
Faithful Shepheard. | P |
Iohn Fletcher | False one. | T |
Fatal Union. | T |
Ben. Iohnson | Fortunate Isles. | M |
Flowers. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Fox. | C |
Tho. Iordan | Fancies Festivals. | M |
Lod. Carlile | The Fool would be a favourite, or the discreet Lover. | TC |
Geo. Gerbier D'ouvilly | The False Favourite disgrac'd. | TC |
Will. Hemings | The Fatal contract. | T |
Tho. Norton | Ferex and Porex. | T |
Tho. Middleton | Family of Love. | C |
Tho. Decker | Fortunatus. | C |
Freewill. | T |
Gilb. Swinhoe | The Fair Irene. | T |
Rich. Fanshaw | The Faithfull Shepheard. | P |
Fair Maid of Bristow. | |
Fidele and Fortunata. | |
Fulgius & Lucrel. | |
G
Will. Shakespeare | GEntlemen of Verona. | C |
Ia. Shirly | Gamester. | C |
Ia. Shirly | Gentleman of Venice. | TC |
Ia. Shirley | Gratefull Servant. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Golden Age. | H |
Phil. Massinger | Great Duke of Florence. | C |
Phil. Massinger | Guardian. | C |
Tho. Middleton | Game at chesse. | C |
Iohn Cook | Greens tu quoque. | C |
Ghost. | C |
Gentle Craft. | C |
Gyles Goose cap. | C |
Abr. Cowly | Guardian. | C |
Sir Iohn Suckling | Goblins. | C |
Iohn Lilly | Gallathea. | C |
Mr. S. Mr. of Art | Gammer Gurtons needle. | C |
Geo. Gascoign | The Glasse of Government. | TC |
Geo. Chapman | The Gentleman Usher. | C |
Rob. Baron | Gripus & Hegio. | P |
Guise. | |
H
Will. Shakespear | HEnry the 4th 1st. part. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Henry the 4th. 2d. part. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Henry the 5th. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Henry the 6th. 1st. part. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Henry the 6th. 2d. part. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Henry the 6th. 3d. part. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Henry the 8th. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Hamlet. | T |
Iohn Fletcher | Humorous Lieutenant. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Honest mans fortune. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Honor of Wales. | M |
Ia. Shirley | Hide park. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Humorous Courtier. | C |
Geo. Chapman | Humorous dayes mirth. | C |
Tho. Decker | Honest Whore, 1st. part. | C |
Tho. Decker | Honest Whore, 2d. part. | C |
Hen. Glapthorn | Hollander. | C |
Shak. Marmion | Hollands Leaguer. | C |
Tho. Nabs | Hannibal and Scipio. | T |
Hieronimo 2. part | T |
Hoffman. | T |
Histriomastix. | C |
Markham & Sampson | Herod and Antipater. | T |
How to choose a good wife from a bad. | TC |
Sir W. Lower | Horatius. | T |
Tho. Randoll | Hey for honesty, down with knavery. | C |
Tho. May | Heire. | TC |
Iasper Heywood | Hercules furiens. | T |
Iohn Studly | Hyppolitus. | |
Iohn Studly | Hercules Oetus. | T |
Edmond Prestwich | Hyppolitus. | T |
Hectors or false chalenge. | T C |
Henry the 5th. with the battel of Agen-court. | H |
S. S. | The Honest Lawyer. | C |
Ioh. Day | Humour out of breath. | C |
W. Smith | The Hector of Germany. | H |
Hieronymo 1st. part. | T |
Rob. Taylor | Hog hath lost his pearl. | C |
Sam. Daniel | Hymens Tryumph. | P |
Bernard | Heauton. in Ter. | C |
Ja. Shirley | Honoria & Mamon | |
I
Will. Shakespear | JOhn King of England. | H |
Will. Shakespear | Julius Caesar. | T |
Iohn Fletcher | Island Princesse. | C |
Lord Sterling | Julius Caesar. | T |
Cosmo Manuch. | Just General. | T |
Ia. Shirley | Imposture. | TC |
Tho. Heywood | Iron age First part. | TC H |
Tho. Heywood | Iron age, Second part. | H |
Rich. Brome | Jovial crew. | |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Just Italian. | C |
Chr. Marloe | Jew of Malta. | TC |
Tho. Randoll | Jealous Lovers. | T |
Sr. Ralph Freeman | Imperiale. | C |
John Marston | Insatiate Countesse. | T |
Jack Drums entertainment. | T |
Jo. Day | Isle of Guls. | |
Geo. Gascoign | Jocasta. | T |
Rob. Davenport | John and Matilda | T |
Fra. Goldsmith | Joseph. | T |
Jacob and Esau. | C |
Tho. Deckar | If this be'nt a good play, the Divel's in't. | C |
Tho. Middleton | The Inner Temple Mask. | M |
Jack Strawes life and death. | H |
James the 4th. | H |
Will. Shakespear | John K. of England 1st. part. | H |
Will. Shakespear | John K. of England 2d. part. | H |
Iosephs afflictions | |
Jack Jugler. | |
Impatient poverty. | |
John Evangelist. | |
K
John Fletcher | KIng and no King | C |
John Fletcher | Knight of the burning pestle. | C |
John Fletcher | Knight of Malta. | C |
Ben. Johnson | Kings Entertainment at Welbeck. | M |
J. D. | Knave in grain. | C |
King and Queens entertainment at Richmond. | M |
Knight of the Golden shield. | H |
Knack to know an honest man. | C |
Knack to know a Knave. | C |
L
Will. Shakespeare | LOves Labour lost. | C |
John Fletcher | Little French Lawyer. | C |
John Fletcher | Loyal Subject. | C |
John Fletcher | Lawes of Candy. | C |
John Fletcher | Lovers progress. | C |
John Fletcher | Loves Cure, or the Martial maid | C |
John Fletcher | Loves pilgrimage. | C |
Lost Lady. | TC |
Ben. Johnson | Loves triumph. | M |
Ben. Johnson | Loves welcome. | M |
Peaps | Love in its extasie. | P |
Cosino Manuch | Loyal lovers. | TC |
Ja. Shirley | Loves cruelty. | T |
Ja. Shirley | Lady of pleasure. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Loves Mistresse. | M |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Love and honour | C |
John Ford | Lovers melancholy. | T |
John Ford | Loves sacrifice. | T |
John Ford | Ladies triall. | C |
Hen. Glapthorne | Ladies priviledge | C |
Ant. Brewer | Lovesick King. | TC |
Landagartha. | TC |
Loves Loadstone. | C |
Lingua. | C |
Loves dominion. | P |
Abra. Cowly | Loves Riddle. | P |
Rob. Gomersall | Lod. Sforza. | T |
Heywood & Brome | Lancaster Witches. | C |
Will. Shakespeare | Leir & his three daughters. | T |
W. Cartwright | Lady Errant. | TC |
R. W. | Three Lords and Ladies of London. | C |
Chr. Marloe | Lusts Dominion, or the Lascivious Queen. | T |
Ʋlpian Fulwel | Like will to like, quoth the Divel. | I |
R. Wever. | Lusty Juventus. | I |
R. W. | The three Ladies of London. | C |
John Tatham | Love crowns the end. | TC |
Will. Shakespeare | The London prodigal. | C |
Ioh. Day | Law tricks, or who would have thought it? | C |
W. S. | Locrine Eldest son to K. Brutus. | T |
VV. Chamberlaine | Loves victory. | C |
Tho Meriton | Love and war. | T |
John Lilly | Loves Metamorphosis. | C |
Rich. Brome | The Love-sick Court, or the Ambitious politick. | C |
The London Chaunticleers. | C |
Look about you, or run Red caps. | C |
Leir and his three daughters. | H |
Tho. Lodge and Rob Green. | A Looking-glasse for London, &c. | H |
Liberality and Prodigality. | C |
Lady Almony. | C |
Luminalia. | M |
Lawes of Nature. | C |
M
Will. Shakespear | MErry wives of Windsor. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Measure for measure. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Much adoe about nothing. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Midsomer nights dream. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Merchant of Venice. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Mackbeth. | T |
Iohn Fletcher | Mad Lover. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Maid in the mill. | C |
John Fletcher | Mask of Grayes Inne Gent. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Magnetick Lady. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Mask at my Lord Hayes house. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Metamorphosed Gip [...]ies. | M |
Ben. Johnson | Mask of Augurs. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Mask of Owles. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Mortimers fall. | T |
Lord Brooks | Mustapha. | T |
Marcus Tullius Cicero. | T |
Barten H [...]lliday | Marriage of the Arts. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Monsieur Thomas. | C |
John Fletcher | Maids Tragedy. | T |
Ia. Shirley | Maids Revenge. | T |
Hen. Shirley | Martyr'd souldier. | T |
Tho. Heywood | Maidenhead well lost. | C |
Phil. Massinger | Maid of honour. | C |
Tho. Middleton. | Mad world my masters. | C |
VVill. Rowly | Match at midnight. | C |
Tho. Middleton | Michaelmas Term | C |
Rich. Brome | Mad couple well match'd. | C |
Geo. Chapman | Monsieur D'Olive. | C |
Tho. Decker | Match me in London. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Merry Divel of Edmonton. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Mucidorus. | C |
Tho. Nabs | Microcosmus. | M |
Tho. Rand [...]ll | Muses Looking-glasse. | C |
John Mason | Muleasses the Turk. | T |
Mercurius Britannicus. | C |
Geo. VVilkins | Miseries of enforced marriage. | TC |
John Studley | Medea. | T |
Nat. Richards | Messalina. | T |
Iohn Lilly | Mydas. | C |
John Lilly | Mother Bomby. | C |
Sir VV. Lower | Martyr. | T |
Massanello. | T |
Geo. Chapman | May day. | C |
John Marston | Malecontent. | TC |
Rob. Baron. | Myrza. | T |
The Marriage of Wit and Science. | I |
Tho. Middleton | More dissemblers than women. | C |
Chr. Marloe | The Massacre at Paris. | T |
Edw. Sherburn | Medea. | T |
VV. VV. | Menechmus. | C |
Geo. Chapman | The Mask of the Middle Temple and Lincolns Inne. | M |
La. Eliz. Carew | Mariam. | T |
Tho. Lodge | Marius and Scilla. | T |
John Lilly | Maids Metamorphosis. | C |
J. C. | The Merry milkmaids. | C |
Rob. Armin | The Maids of Moorclack. | H |
J. S. | Masquarde du Ci'el. | M |
Rich. Fleckno | The Marriage of Oceanus and Britannia. | M |
Tho. Middleton | The Mayor of Quinborough. | T |
Manhood & Wisdome. | |
Mary Magdalens repentance. | |
John Milton | Miltous Mask. | M |
N
John Fletcher | NOble Gentleman. | C |
John Fletcher | Nice Vallor, or the Passionate mad man. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Newes from the new world in the moon. | M |
Ben. Johnson | Neptunes triumph. | M |
John Fletcher | Night walker, or Little thief. | C |
Phil. Massinger | New way to pay old debts. | C |
Sam. Rowly | Noble Spanish souldier. | T |
Rich. Brome | Northerne lasse. | C |
Rich. Brome | Novella. | C |
Nero newly written. | T |
Deckar & Webster | Northward hoe. | C |
Noble stranger. | C |
New trick to cheat the divel. | C |
Ben. Johnson | New Inne. | C |
Nero's life and death. | T |
New Custome. | I |
No body and some body. | H |
Rich. Brome | The New Academy, or the New Exchange. | C |
Nice wanton. | |
O
Will. Shakespear | OThello Moor of Venice. | T |
Ja. Shirley | Opportunity. | C |
Midleton & Rowly | Old law. | C |
Tho. Goffe | Orestes. | T |
Will. Shakespeare | Old Castles life and death. | H |
Alex. Nevile | OEdipus. | T |
T. Nuce | Octavia. | T |
VV. Cartwright | Ordinary. | C |
Sir Aten Cockaine | Obstinate Lady. | C |
Lod. Carlile | Osmond the great Turk, or the noble servant. | T |
L. VV. | Orgula, or the Fatal Errour. | T |
Tho. May | The old Couple. | C |
Orlando Furioso | H |
Old wives tale. | |
P
Iohn Fletcher | PRophetesse. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Pilgrim. | C |
Hen. Killigrow. | Pallantus & Eudora. | T |
Ben. Johnson | Pleasure reconcil'd to virtue. | M |
Ben. Iohnson | Pans Anniversary. | M |
Iohn Fletcher | Philaster. | C |
J [...]. Shirley | Polititian. | C |
J [...]. Shirley | Patrick for Ireland. | H |
Phil. Massinger | Picture. | C |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Platonick Lovers. | C |
Iohn Ford | Perkin Warbeck. | H |
John Ford | Pitty shee's a Whore. | T |
Will. Shakespear | Pe [...]icles Prince of Tyre. | H |
Rob. Dawbourne | Poor mans comfort. | C |
Tho. Middleton | Phaenix. | C |
Lod. Carlile | Pashonate Lovers 1st part. | TC |
Lod. Carlile | Passionate Lovers 2d part. | TC |
Will. Lower | Phaenix in her Flames. | T |
Geo. Gascoign | Pleasure at Kenelworth Castle. | M |
Tho. Killigrew | Prisoners. | TC |
Sam. Daniel | Phylotas. | T |
James Howel | Peleus & Thetis. | M |
Ben. Johnson | Poetaster. | C |
J. S. | Phyllis of Scyros. | P |
Jo. Day | The Parliament of Bees. | M |
The Pedlars prophesie. | C |
Iohn Heywood | A Play of love. | I |
John Heywood | The Play of the Weather. | I |
Iohn Heywood | A Play between Johan Johan the husband, Tyb his wife, &c. | I |
Ioh. Heywood | A Play between the Pardoner and the Frier, the Curate and Neighbour Prat. | I |
Joh. Heywood | A Play of Gentlenesse and Nobility &c. the 1st part. | I |
Iohn Heywood | A Play of Gentlenesse and Nobility, &c. the 2d part. | I |
Will. Shakespeare | The Puritan widow. | C |
The Pinner of Wakefield. | C |
Philotas Scotch. | C |
H. H. B. | Plutus. | C |
Patient Grissel. | C |
Patient Grissel old. | C |
Promises of God manifested. | |
Promus and Cassandra, 1st part. | |
Promus and Cassandra 2d. part. | |
Phormio in Terence. | C |
Presbyterian Lash. | TC |
Q
John Fletcher | QUeen of Corinth. | C |
Will. Habington. | Queen of Arragon. | TC |
Queen, or the excellency of her sex. | C |
Sam. Daniel | Queenes Arcadia. | P |
Rich. B [...]eme | Queens Exchange | C |
Rich. Breme | The Queen and Concubine. | C |
R
Will. Shakespeare | RIchard the second. | H |
Will. Shakespeare | Richard the 3d. | H |
Will. Shakespeare | Romeo and Julet. | T |
Geo. Chapman | Revenge for honour. | T |
Iohn Fletcher | Rule a wife, and have a wife. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Royal master. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Royal King, and Loyal subject. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Rape of Lucreece. | T |
Phil. Massinger | Roman Actor. | T |
Phil. Massinger | Renegado. | C |
Tho. Goffe | Raging Turk. | T |
Tho. Rawlins | Rebellion. | T |
Cyrill Tourneur | Revengers Tragedy. | T |
L [...]. Barrey | Ram Ally, or Me [...]it [...]cks. | C |
Ret [...] from Parnass [...]. | C |
[...]et. W [...]s [...]e [...]d | Riva [...]ds. | C |
Ra. Knevet | R [...]od [...]n and Iris. | P |
W. Cartwright | Royal slave. | TC |
Robert Earl of Huntingd [...]n's down- [...]a [...]. | H |
Ro. Earl of Huntington's death. | H |
John Talcham | The Rump, or a Mirror, &c. | C |
Reward for virtue. | C |
Tho Middleton | R [...]a [...]ing Gi [...]le. | |
Robin Ho [...]d [...] pas [...]al May-games. | |
Robin conscience | |
S
Iohn Fletcher | SPanish Curate. | C |
John Fletcher | Sea voyage. | C |
Ben. Johnson | Staple of Newes. | C |
Tho. Denham | Sophy. | T |
Ben. Johnson | Sad sheppard. | C |
John Fletcher | Scornful Lady. | C |
Ia. Shirley | School of complements. | C |
Ia. Shirley | Sisters. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Silver age. | H |
Rich. Brome | Sparagus Garden. | C |
Tho. Goffe | Selimus. | T |
Tho. Nabs | Springs glory. | M |
Swetnam the woman-hater arraigned. | C |
Sophister. | C |
Rob. Chamberlain | Swaggering damsel. | C |
Sicelides. | P |
I. G. | Strange Discovery. | TC |
Suns darling. | P |
Iohn Tatcham | Scots Figaries. | C |
Geo. Gascoign | Supposes. | C |
Ios. Rutter | Sheppards Holy day. | P |
John Marston. | Sophonisba. | T |
Iohn Lilly | Sapho and Phao. | C |
Will. Rowly | Shoomaker a Gentleman. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Sejanus. | T |
Ben. Iohnson | Silent woman. | C |
W. Cartwright | Siedge, or loves convert. | TC |
Sir W.D'Avenant | The Siege of Rhodes. | M |
Midleton & Rowly | The Spanish Gipsies. | C |
Solimon & Perseda. | C |
Stukelyes life and death. | H |
Tho. Nash | Summers lastwill and testament. | C |
See me and see me not. | C |
VValt. Mountague | The Sheppards Paradise. | C |
Sir John Suckling | The sad one. | T |
The Spanish Bawd. | TC |
Susanna's teares. | |
Salmacida spolia. | I |
T
Will. Shakespear | TEmpest. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Twelf night or what you will. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Taming of the shrew. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Troylus & Cresida. | T |
Will. Shakespear | Titus Andronicus. | T |
Will. Shakespear | Tymon of Athens | T |
Ben. Iohnson | Tale of a tub. | C |
Ben. Iohnson | Time vindicated to himself and to his honors. | M |
John Fletcher | Thierry & Theodoret. | T |
John Fletcher | Two noble kinsmen. | TC |
Ja. Shirley | Traytor. | T |
Ia. Shirley | Triumph of peace. | M |
Ia. Shirley | Triumph of beauty. | M |
Tho. Midleton | Trick to catch the old one. | C |
Tho. Nabs | Totenham Court | C |
W. Rider | Twins. | TC |
True Trojans. | H |
Jasper Heywood | Thyestes. | T |
Jasper Heywood | Troas. | T |
Tho. Newton | Thebais. | T |
Tamburlaine first part. | T |
Tamburlaine 2d part. | T |
Geo. Wapull | The tide tarrieth no man. | C |
W. Wager | The longer thou liv'st, the more fool thou art. | C |
Tom Tyler and his Wife. | I |
The trial of chivalry. | C |
W. D'Avenant | The temple of love. | M |
Day W. Rowly and Wilkins | The travailes of the three English brothers, Shirleys. | H |
Robert Wilmot | Tancred and Gismond. | T |
Robert Yarington | Two tragedies in one. | T |
Geo. Chapman | Two wisemen & all the rest fools. | C |
Sir Aston Cokain | Trappolin suppos'd a Prince. | TC |
Tyrannical Government. | |
Thersites. | I |
G. Chapman | Temple. | M |
G. Pordidge | Troades. | T |
Trial of treasure. | |
Webster & Rowly | Thracian wonder | H |
V
Iohn Fletcher | VAlentinian. | T |
Ben. Johnson | Vision of Delight. | M |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Unfortunate Lovers. | T |
Phil. Massinger | Unnatural combat. | T |
Phil. Massenger | Very woman. | C |
Phil. Massinger | Virgin Martyr. | T |
Tho. Nabs | Unfortunate mother. | T |
R. A. | Valiant Welchman. | T |
Fr. Quarles | Virgin widow. | C |
VVill. Sampson | Vow-breake [...]. | T |
Valiant Sect. | T |
W. Earl of New-castle. | Varieties. | C |
Tho. Deckar | Untrussing the Humorous Poet. | C |
Sam. Brandon | The Virtuous Octavia. | TC |
W
Will. Shakespear. | WInters Tale. | C |
John Fletcher | Womans prize or the tamer tam'd. | C |
John Fletcher | Women pleas'd. | C |
John Fletcher | Wife for a month | C |
John Fletcher | Wit at several weapons. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Wild Goose chase. | C |
Midleton & Rowly | Widow. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | Woman hater. | C |
Iohn Fletcher | VVit without money. | C |
Ia. Shirly | Witty fair one. | C |
Ia. Shirly | Wedding. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Woman kild with kindnesse. | C |
Sam. Rowly | When you see me you know me. | H |
Will. Rowly | Wonder a woman never vex't | C |
Sir W.D'Avenant | Wits. | C |
John Webster | White Devil. | T |
Tho. Decker | Whore of Babylon. | C |
Tho. Decker | Wonder of a Kingdome. | C |
Hen. Glapthorne | Wit in a Constable. | C |
Decker & Webster | Westward hoe. | C |
Weakest goes to wall. | C |
Woman will have her will. | C |
Wily beguil'd. | C |
Wine, beer, ale, and tobacco. | I |
John M [...]ston | What you will. | C |
Tho. Heywood | Wise woman of Hogsdon. | C |
Geo. Chapman | Widows teares. | C |
Tho. Middleton. | World tost at tennis. | M |
Tho. Iordan | The walks of Islington and Hogsdon. | C |
Tho. Middleton | Women beware women. | T |
Tho. Middleton | - No Wit like a womans
- No Help like a womans
| C |
Nat. Field | A Woman's a weathercock. | C |
The Wit of a woman. | C |
Tho. Meriton | The Wandring lover. | TC |
Decker & Webster | Wiats History. | H |
Rowly, Decker & Ford. | The Witch of Edmonton. | TC |
John Lilly | The Woman in the moon. | C |
Rich. Brome | The Weeding of the Covenant Garden, or the Middlesex Justice of &c. | C |
Warning for fair women. | T |
VVealth & health | |
Y
Ja. Shirley | YOung Admiral. | C |
Will. Shakespear | Yorkshire tragedy | T |
Tho. Middleton | Your five Gallants. | C |
FINIS.