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.

A

Names of the Authors.Names of the Playes. 
Will. ShakespeareAS You like it.C
Will. ShakespeareAlls well that ends well.C
Will. ShakespeareAnthony & Cle­opater.T
Lord SterlingAlexandrian Tra­gedy.T
Lord BrooksAlaham.T
Geo. PeeleAlphonsus Emp. of Germany.T
John WebsterAppius and Vir­ginia.T
Ja. ShirleyArcadia.P
Will. RowlyAlls lost by lust.T
Rich. BromeAntipodes.C
Sir W.D'AvenantAlbouine.T
Hen. GlapthorneAlbertus Wallen­stein.T
Hen. GlapthorneArgalus and Par­thenia.P
Shak. MarmionAntiquary.C
Tho. RandollAristippus.I
Tho. RandollAmintas.C
Arden of Fever­sham.T
Cyryll TourneurAtheists TragedyT
John JonesAdrasta.C
Nat. FieldAmends for La­dies.C
Dr. Maine.Amorous War.C
Rob. CoxActeon and Dia­na.I
Torquato TassoAminta.P
John StudlyAgamemnon.T
Sir John SucklingAglaura.TC
Leonard WillanAstrea.P
Tho. MayAntigone.T
Lod. CarlileArviragus & Phi­licia, 1st. part.TC
Lod. CarlileArviragus & Phi­licia, 2d. part.TC
John MarstonAntonio and Me­lida.T
John Marston.Antonio and Me­lida.T
Tho. MayAgrippina.T
E. W.Apollo ShrovingC
John LillyAlexander and Campaspe.C
Albumazar.C
Henry PorterAngry women of Abington.C
Ben. JohnsonAlchumist.C
T. Lupton.All for money.T
Geo. ChapmanAll fooles.C
Nic. TrotteArthur.T
Will. ShakespeareThe Arraignment of Paris.P
La. PembrookAntonius.T
Albions TriumphM
R. C.Alphonsus King of Arragon.H
Alarum for Lon­don.H
R. B.Appius and Vir­ginia.T
Andromana.T
BernardAndrea in Te­rence.C
Adelphus in Ter.C
Abrahams Sacri­fice. 
Albion.I

B

John FletcherBEggars Bush.C
John FletcherBonduca.T
Ben. JohnsonBartholmew FairC
Bastard.T
John FletcherBloody Brother.T
Ja. ShirleyBird in a Cage.C
Ja. ShirleyBall.C
Ja. ShirleyBrothers.C
Tho. HeywoodBrazen Age.C
Phil. MassingerBondman.C
Phil. MassingerBashfull lover.C
Geo. ChapmanBlind beggar of Alexandria.C
Geo. ChapmanBussy D'Amboys.T
Geo. ChapmanBussy D'Amboys Revenge.T
Geo. ChapmanByrons conspira­cy.H
Geo. ChapmanByrons Tragedy.T
John FordBroaken heart.T
Tho. NabsBride.C
T. D.Bloudy Banquet.T
Sir John SucklingBrenoralt.T
The Battel of Al­cazar.T
John DayThe blind Beggar of Bednal greenC
Tho. MiddletonBlutt Mr. Con­stable.C
Band Ruff & cuff.I
HowardBlind Lady.C
Sir. W. D'AvenantBritannia Trium­phans.M
Bottom the wea­ver.I

C

Will. ShakespeareCOmedy of Errors.C
Will. ShakespeareCoriolanus.T
Will. ShakespeareCymbeline.T
John FletcherCustome of the Country.C
John FletcherCaptain.C
Iohn FletcherCoxcomb.C
Iohn FletcherChances.C
Dr. MayneCity Match.C
Lord SterlingCroesus.T
Ben. IohnsonChristmas his Mask.M
Ben. IohnsonCloridia, rites to Cloris.M
Midleton & RowlyChangling.C
Iohn FletcherCupids revenge.T
Ia. ShirleyChanges, or love in a Maze.C
Ia. ShirleyChabot Admirall of France.T
Ia. ShirleyConstant Maid.C
Ia. ShirleyCoronation.C
Ia. ShirleyCardinal.T
Ia. ShirleyCourt secret.C
Tho. HeywoodChalenge for beauty.C
Tho. Middleton.Chast maid in Cheapside.C
Alex. BromeCunning lovers.C
Rich. BromeCourt Beggar.C
Rich. BromeCity wit.C
Geo. ChapmanCaesar & PomneyT
Sir W. D'AvenantCruel Brother.T
Tho. GoffeCouragious TurkT
Ant. BrewerCountry girle.C
DawbourneChristian turn'd Turk.T
Tho. NabsCovent garden.C
Charles the 1st.T
Tho. GoffeCarelesse Shep­pardesse.TC
Cupids Whirli­gigg.C
Iohn KirkeChampions of Christendome.H
Ia. ShirleyCupid and DeathM
Combat of Caps.M
SheppardCommitte-man curried.C
Rob. Mead.Combat of Love and Friendship.C
Costly Whore.C
Tho. Killigrew.Claracilla.TC
Tho. MayCleopatra.T
Sam. DanielCleopatra.T
Tho. CarewCoelum Britanni­cum.M
Ios. RutterCid 1st. part.TC
Ios. RutterCid 2d. part.TC
Earl of NeweastleCountry CaptainC
Geo. SandsChrists Passion.T
Will. ShakespeareCromwels HistoryH
Iohn SwallowCynthia's Re­venge.T
Ben. IohnsonCynthia's Revels 
Ben. IohnsonCatilines conspi­racy.C T
Tho. PrestonCambises King of Persia.TC
Tho. KydCornelia. 
Phil. MassengerThe City MadamT
Sir W.D'AvenantThe Cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru.C M
Ben. IohnsonThe Case is altred Caesar's Revenge.C
Cyrus King of Persia.T T
Rob. WilsonThe Coblers pro­phesie.C
Nat. WoodsConflict of con­science.P
Rob. FraunceThe 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 FletcherDOuble mar­riage.C
Lord SterlingDarius.T
Ben. IohnsonDivel is an Asse.C
Ia. ShirleyDukes Mistresse.TC
Ia. ShirleyDoubtful heir.TC
Phil. M [...]ssingerDuke of Millain.T
Rich. BromeDamoyselle.C
Iohn WebsterDivels Law case.TC
Iohn WebsterDutchesse of Mal­fy.T
Chr. MarloeDoctor Faustus.T
Tho. IngelendDisobedient child.I
Geo. PeeleDavid and Bath­sabe.TC
Lewis MachinDumb Knight.C
Tho. HeywoodDutches of Suff.H
Iohn TatehamDistracted State.T
Iohn MarstonDutch CourtezanC
Darius Story.I
Barnabe BarnesThe Devils char­ter.T
Doctor Dodipol.C
Sir W.D'AvenantDrakes History 1st. part.M
Marloe and NashDido Queen of Carthage.T
Damon and Py­thias.H
Lod. CarlileThe 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 FletcherELder Bro­ther.C
Ia. ShirlyExample.C
Tho. HeywoodEnglish TravellerC
Edward the 4th. 1st. part.C
Edward the 4th. 2d. part.C
Phil. MassingerEmperour of the East.C
Chr. MarloeEdward the 2d.T
Th [...]. NabsEntertainment on the Princes Birth day.I
Chapman, IohnsonEastward hoe.C
Geo. PeeleEdward the 1st.H
Tho. HeywoodElizabeths trou­bles, 1st. part.H
Tho. HeywoodElizabeths trou­ble, 2d. part.H
T. R.Extravrgant Shepheard.C
Iohn LillyEndimion.C
Ben. IohnsonEvery man in his humour.C
Ben. IohnsonEvery man out of his hu­mour.C
C. W.Electra of Sophi­cles.T
Edward the 3d.H
Rich. BromeThe English Moor or the Mock­marriage.C
Every Woman in her humour.C
Interlude of Youth.I
Sir Will. LowerThe Enchanted Lovers.P
Enough's as good as a Feast. 
BernardEunuchus in Te­rence.C

F

Iohn FletcherFOur Playes in one.C
Iohn Fletcher.Faithfull Shep­pardesse.P
Iohn FletcherFair Maid of the Inne.C
Tho. HeywoodFair Maid of the West, 1st. part.C
Tho. HeywoodFair Maid of the West, 2d. part.C
Tho. HeywoodFortune by land and Sea.C
Tho. HeywoodFour London Prentices.H
Phil. MassingerFatal dowry.T
Midleton & RowlyFair Quarrel.TC
Iohn FordFancies.C
Shak. MarmionFine companion.C
Fleire.C
Fair Maid of the Exchange.C
Will. StrodeFloating Island.C
Robert GreenFrier Bacon.C
Fair Em.C
Iohn MarstonFawne.C
Faithful Shep­heard.P
Iohn FletcherFalse one.T
Fatal Union.T
Ben. IohnsonFortunate Isles.M
Flowers.M
Ben. IohnsonFox.C
Tho. IordanFancies Festi­vals.M
Lod. CarlileThe Fool would be a favourite, or the discreet Lover.TC
Geo. Gerbier D'ouvillyThe False Favou­rite disgrac'd.TC
Will. HemingsThe Fatal con­tract.T
Tho. NortonFerex and Porex.T
Tho. MiddletonFamily of Love.C
Tho. DeckerFortunatus.C
Freewill.T
Gilb. SwinhoeThe Fair Irene.T
Rich. FanshawThe Faithfull Shepheard.P
Fair Maid of Bri­stow. 
Fidele and For­tunata. 
Fulgius & Lucrel. 

G

Will. ShakespeareGEntlemen of Verona.C
Ia. ShirlyGamester.C
Ia. ShirlyGentleman of Ve­nice.TC
Ia. ShirleyGratefull Ser­vant.C
Tho. HeywoodGolden Age.H
Phil. MassingerGreat Duke of Florence.C
Phil. MassingerGuardian.C
Tho. MiddletonGame at chesse.C
Iohn CookGreens tu quo­que.C
Ghost.C
Gentle Craft.C
Gyles Goose cap.C
Abr. CowlyGuardian.C
Sir Iohn SucklingGoblins.C
Iohn LillyGallathea.C
Mr. S. Mr. of ArtGammer Gur­tons needle.C
Geo. GascoignThe Glasse of Go­vernment.TC
Geo. ChapmanThe Gentleman Usher.C
Rob. BaronGripus & Hegio.P
Guise. 

H

Will. ShakespearHEnry the 4th 1st. part.H
Will. ShakespearHenry 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.H
Will. ShakespearHamlet.T
Iohn FletcherHumorous Lieu­tenant.C
Iohn FletcherHonest mans for­tune.C
Ben. IohnsonHonor of Wales.M
Ia. ShirleyHide park.C
Ia. ShirleyHumorous Cour­tier.C
Geo. ChapmanHumorous dayes mirth.C
Tho. DeckerHonest Whore, 1st. part.C
Tho. DeckerHonest Whore, 2d. part.C
Hen. GlapthornHollander.C
Shak. MarmionHollands Lea­guer.C
Tho. NabsHannibal and Sci­pio.T
Hieronimo 2. partT
Hoffman.T
Histriomastix.C
Markham & Sam­psonHerod and Anti­pater.T
How to choose a good wife from a bad.TC
Sir W. LowerHoratius.T
Tho. RandollHey for honesty, down with kna­very.C
Tho. MayHeire.TC
Iasper HeywoodHercules furiens.T
Iohn StudlyHyppolitus. 
Iohn StudlyHercules Oetus.T
Edmond PrestwichHyppolitus.T
Hectors or false chalenge.T C
Henry the 5th. with the bat­tel of Agen-court.H
S. S.The Honest Law­yer.C
Ioh. DayHumour out of breath.C
W. SmithThe Hector of Germany.H
Hieronymo 1st. part.T
Rob. TaylorHog hath lost his pearl.C
Sam. DanielHymens Try­umph.P
BernardHeauton. in Ter.C
Ja. ShirleyHonoria & Mamon 

I

Will. ShakespearJOhn King of England.H
Will. ShakespearJulius Caesar.T
Iohn FletcherIsland Princesse.C
Lord SterlingJulius Caesar.T
Cosmo Manuch.Just General.T
Ia. ShirleyImposture.TC
Tho. HeywoodIron age First part.TC H
Tho. HeywoodIron age, Second part.H
Rich. BromeJovial crew. 
Sir W.D'AvenantJust Italian.C
Chr. MarloeJew of Malta.TC
Tho. RandollJealous Lovers.T
Sr. Ralph FreemanImperiale.C
John MarstonInsatiate Coun­tesse.T
Jack Drums en­tertainment.T
Jo. DayIsle of Guls. 
Geo. GascoignJocasta.T
Rob. DavenportJohn and MatildaT
Fra. GoldsmithJoseph.T
Jacob and Esau.C
Tho. DeckarIf this be'nt a good play, the Divel's in't.C
Tho. MiddletonThe Inner Tem­ple Mask.M
Jack Strawes life and death.H
James the 4th.H
Will. ShakespearJohn K. of Eng­land 1st. part.H
Will. ShakespearJohn K. of Eng­land 2d. part.H
Iosephs afflictions 
Jack Jugler. 
Impatient pover­ty. 
John Evangelist. 

K

John FletcherKIng and no KingC
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 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. ShakespeareLOves Labour lost.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 maidC
John FletcherLoves pilgrim­age.C
Lost Lady.TC
Ben. JohnsonLoves triumph.M
Ben. JohnsonLoves welcome.M
PeapsLove in its exta­sie.P
Cosino ManuchLoyal lovers.TC
Ja. ShirleyLoves cruelty.T
Ja. ShirleyLady of plea­sure.C
Tho. HeywoodLoves Mistresse.M
Sir W.D'AvenantLove and honourC
John FordLovers melan­choly.T
John FordLoves sacrifice.T
John FordLadies triall.C
Hen. GlapthorneLadies priviledgeC
Ant. BrewerLovesick King.TC
Landagartha.TC
Loves Loadstone.C
Lingua.C
Loves dominion.P
Abra. CowlyLoves Riddle.P
Rob. GomersallLod. Sforza.T
Heywood & BromeLancaster Witch­es.C
Will. ShakespeareLeir & his three daughters.T
W. CartwrightLady Errant.TC
R. W.Three Lords and Ladies of Lon­don.C
Chr. MarloeLusts Dominion, or the Lascivi­ous Queen.T
Ʋlpian FulwelLike will to like, quoth the Di­vel.I
R. Wever.Lusty Juventus.I
R. W.The three La­dies of Lon­don.C
John TathamLove crowns the end.TC
Will. ShakespeareThe London pro­digal.C
Ioh. DayLaw tricks, or who would have thought it?C
W. S.Locrine Eldest son to K. Bru­tus.T
VV. ChamberlaineLoves victory.C
Tho MeritonLove and war.T
John LillyLoves Metamor­phosis.C
Rich. BromeThe 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. ShakespearMErry wives of Wind­sor.C
Will. ShakespearMeasure for mea­sure.C
Will. ShakespearMuch adoe about nothing.C
Will. ShakespearMidsomer nights dream.C
Will. ShakespearMerchant of Ve­nice.C
Will. ShakespearMackbeth.T
Iohn FletcherMad Lover.C
Iohn FletcherMaid in the mill.C
John FletcherMask of Grayes Inne Gent.M
Ben. IohnsonMagnetick Lady.C
Ben. IohnsonMask at my Lord Hayes house.M
Ben. IohnsonMetamorphosed Gip [...]ies.M
Ben. JohnsonMask of Augurs.M
Ben. IohnsonMask of Owles.M
Ben. IohnsonMortimers fall.T
Lord BrooksMustapha.T
Marcus Tullius Cicero.T
Barten H [...]llidayMarriage of the Arts.C
Iohn FletcherMonsieur Tho­mas.C
John FletcherMaids Tragedy.T
Ia. ShirleyMaids Revenge.T
Hen. ShirleyMartyr'd soul­dier.T
Tho. HeywoodMaidenhead well lost.C
Phil. MassingerMaid of honour.C
Tho. Middleton.Mad world my masters.C
VVill. RowlyMatch at mid­night.C
Tho. MiddletonMichaelmas TermC
Rich. BromeMad couple well match'd.C
Geo. ChapmanMonsieur D'O­live.C
Tho. DeckerMatch me in Lon­don.C
Will. ShakespearMerry Divel of Edmonton.C
Will. ShakespearMucidorus.C
Tho. NabsMicrocosmus.M
Tho. Rand [...]llMuses Looking-glasse.C
John MasonMuleasses the Turk.T
Mercurius Bri­tannicus.C
Geo. VVilkinsMiseries of en­forced marri­age.TC
John StudleyMedea.T
Nat. RichardsMessalina.T
Iohn LillyMydas.C
John LillyMother Bomby.C
Sir VV. LowerMartyr.T
Massanello.T
Geo. ChapmanMay day.C
John MarstonMalecontent.TC
Rob. Baron.Myrza.T
The Marriage of Wit and Sci­ence.I
Tho. MiddletonMore dissemblers than women.C
Chr. MarloeThe Massacre at Paris.T
Edw. SherburnMedea.T
VV. VV.Menechmus.C
Geo. ChapmanThe Mask of the Middle Tem­ple and Lin­colns Inne.M
La. Eliz. CarewMariam.T
Tho. LodgeMarius and Scilla.T
John LillyMaids Metamor­phosis.C
J. C.The Merry milk­maids.C
Rob. ArminThe Maids of Moorclack.H
J. S.Masquarde du Ci'el.M
Rich. FlecknoThe Marriage of Oceanus and Britannia.M
Tho. MiddletonThe Mayor of Quinborough.T
Manhood & Wis­dome. 
Mary Magdalens repentance. 
John MiltonMiltous Mask.M

N

John FletcherNOble Gen­tleman.C
John FletcherNice Vallor, or the Passionate mad man.C
Ben. IohnsonNewes from the new world in the moon.M
Ben. JohnsonNeptunes tri­umph.M
John FletcherNight walker, or Little thief.C
Phil. MassingerNew way to pay old debts.C
Sam. RowlyNoble Spanish souldier.T
Rich. BromeNortherne lasse.C
Rich. BromeNovella.C
Nero newly writ­ten.T
Deckar & WebsterNorthward hoe.C
Noble stranger.C
New trick to cheat the divel.C
Ben. JohnsonNew Inne.C
Nero's life and death.T
New Custome.I
No body and some body.H
Rich. BromeThe New Acade­my, or the New Exchange.C
Nice wanton. 

O

Will. ShakespearOThello Moor of Venice.T
Ja. ShirleyOpportunity.C
Midleton & RowlyOld law.C
Tho. GoffeOrestes.T
Will. ShakespeareOld Castles life and death.H
Alex. NevileOEdipus.T
T. NuceOctavia.T
VV. CartwrightOrdinary.C
Sir Aten CockaineObstinate Lady.C
Lod. CarlileOsmond the great Turk, or the noble servant.T
L. VV.Orgula, or the Fatal Errour.T
Tho. MayThe old Couple.C
Orlando FuriosoH
Old wives tale. 

P

Iohn FletcherPRophetesse.C
Iohn FletcherPilgrim.C
Hen. Killigrow.Pallantus & Eu­dora.T
Ben. JohnsonPleasure recon­cil'd to virtue.M
Ben. IohnsonPans Anniversa­ry.M
Iohn FletcherPhilaster.C
J [...]. ShirleyPolititian.C
J [...]. ShirleyPatrick for Ire­land.H
Phil. MassingerPicture.C
Sir W.D'AvenantPlatonick Lo­vers.C
Iohn FordPerkin War­beck.H
John FordPitty shee's a Whore.T
Will. ShakespearPe [...]icles Prince of Tyre.H
Rob. DawbournePoor mans com­fort.C
Tho. MiddletonPhaenix.C
Lod. CarlilePashonate Lovers 1st part.TC
Lod. CarlilePassionate Lovers 2d part.TC
Will. LowerPhaenix in her Flames.T
Geo. GascoignPleasure at Ken­elworth Castle.M
Tho. KilligrewPrisoners.TC
Sam. DanielPhylotas.T
James HowelPeleus & Thetis.M
Ben. JohnsonPoetaster.C
J. S.Phyllis of Scy­ros.P
Jo. DayThe Parliament of Bees.M
The Pedlars pro­phesie.C
Iohn HeywoodA Play of love.I
John HeywoodThe Play of the Weather.I
Iohn HeywoodA Play between Johan Johan the husband, Tyb his wife, &c.I
Ioh. HeywoodA Play between the Pardoner and the Frier, the Curate and Neighbour Prat.I
Joh. HeywoodA Play of Gen­tlenesse and Nobility &c. the 1st part.I
Iohn HeywoodA Play of Gen­tlenesse and Nobility, &c. the 2d part.I
Will. ShakespeareThe 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 FletcherQUeen of Co­rinth.C
Will. Habington.Queen of Arra­gon.TC
Queen, or the ex­cellency of her sex.C
Sam. DanielQueenes Arca­dia.P
Rich. B [...]emeQueens ExchangeC
Rich. BremeThe Queen and Concubine.C

R

Will. ShakespeareRIchard the second.H
Will. ShakespeareRichard the 3d.H
Will. ShakespeareRomeo and Ju­let.T
Geo. ChapmanRevenge for ho­nour.T
Iohn FletcherRule a wife, and have a wife.C
Ia. ShirleyRoyal master.C
Tho. HeywoodRoyal King, and Loyal subject.C
Tho. HeywoodRape of Lu­creece.T
Phil. MassingerRoman Actor.T
Phil. MassingerRenegado.C
Tho. GoffeRaging Turk.T
Tho. RawlinsRebellion.T
Cyrill TourneurRevengers Tra­gedy.T
L [...]. BarreyRam Ally, or Me [...]it [...]cks.C
Ret [...] from Parnass [...].C
[...]et. W [...]s [...]e [...]dRiva [...]ds.C
Ra. KnevetR [...]od [...]n and Iris.P
W. CartwrightRoyal slave.TC
Robert Earl of Huntingd [...]n's down- [...]a [...].H
Ro. Earl of Hun­tington's death.H
John TalchamThe Rump, or a Mirror, &c.C
Reward for vir­tue.C
Tho MiddletonR [...]a [...]ing Gi [...]le. 
Robin Ho [...]d [...] pa­s [...]al May-games. 
Robin conscience 

S

Iohn FletcherSPanish Cu­rate.C
John FletcherSea voyage.C
Ben. JohnsonStaple of Newes.C
Tho. DenhamSophy.T
Ben. JohnsonSad sheppard.C
John FletcherScornful Lady.C
Ia. ShirleySchool of com­plements.C
Ia. ShirleySisters.C
Tho. HeywoodSilver age.H
Rich. BromeSparagus Gar­den.C
Tho. GoffeSelimus.T
Tho. NabsSprings glory.M
Swetnam the wo­man-hater ar­raigned.C
Sophister.C
Rob. ChamberlainSwaggering dam­sel.C
Sicelides.P
I. G.Strange Discove­ry.TC
Suns darling.P
Iohn TatchamScots Figaries.C
Geo. GascoignSupposes.C
Ios. RutterSheppards Holy day.P
John Marston.Sophonisba.T
Iohn LillySapho and Phao.C
Will. RowlyShoomaker a Gentleman.C
Ben. IohnsonSejanus.T
Ben. IohnsonSilent woman.C
W. CartwrightSiedge, or loves convert.TC
Sir W.D'AvenantThe Siege of Rhodes.M
Midleton & RowlyThe Spanish Gip­sies.C
Solimon & Per­seda.C
Stukelyes life and death.H
Tho. NashSummers last­will and testa­ment.C
See me and see me not.C
VValt. MountagueThe Sheppards Paradise.C
Sir John SucklingThe sad one.T
The Spanish Bawd.TC
Susanna's teares. 
Salmacida spolia.I

T

Will. ShakespearTEmpest.C
Will. ShakespearTwelf night or what you will.C
Will. ShakespearTaming of the shrew.C
Will. ShakespearTroylus & Cre­sida.T
Will. ShakespearTitus Androni­cus.T
Will. ShakespearTymon of AthensT
Ben. IohnsonTale of a tub.C
Ben. IohnsonTime vindicated to himself and to his honors.M
John FletcherThierry & The­odoret.T
John FletcherTwo noble kins­men.TC
Ja. ShirleyTraytor.T
Ia. ShirleyTriumph of peace.M
Ia. ShirleyTriumph of beauty.M
Tho. MidletonTrick to catch the old one.C
Tho. NabsTotenham CourtC
W. RiderTwins.TC
True Trojans.H
Jasper HeywoodThyestes.T
Jasper HeywoodTroas.T
Tho. NewtonThebais.T
Tamburlaine first part.T
Tamburlaine 2d part.T
Geo. WapullThe tide tarrieth no man.C
W. WagerThe longer thou liv'st, the more fool thou art.C
Tom Tyler and his Wife.I
The trial of chi­valry.C
W. D'AvenantThe temple of love.M
Day W. Rowly and WilkinsThe travailes of the three Eng­lish brothers, Shirleys.H
Robert WilmotTancred and Gis­mond.T
Robert YaringtonTwo tragedies in one.T
Geo. ChapmanTwo wisemen & all the rest fools.C
Sir Aston CokainTrappolin sup­pos'd a Prince.TC
Tyrannical Go­vernment. 
Thersites.I
G. ChapmanTemple.M
G. PordidgeTroades.T
Trial of treasure. 
Webster & RowlyThracian wonderH

V

Iohn FletcherVAlentinian.T
Ben. JohnsonVision of De­light.M
Sir W.D'AvenantUnfortunate Lo­vers.T
Phil. MassingerUnnatural com­bat.T
Phil. MassengerVery woman.C
Phil. MassingerVirgin Martyr.T
Tho. NabsUnfortunate mo­ther.T
R. A.Valiant Welch­man.T
Fr. QuarlesVirgin widow.C
VVill. SampsonVow-breake [...].T
Valiant Sect.T
W. Earl of New-castle.Varieties.C
Tho. DeckarUntrussing the Humorous Po­et.C
Sam. BrandonThe Virtuous Octavia.TC

W

Will. Shakespear.WInters Tale.C
John FletcherWomans prize or the tamer tam'd.C
John FletcherWomen pleas'd.C
John FletcherWife for a monthC
John FletcherWit at several weapons.C
Iohn FletcherWild Goose chase.C
Midleton & RowlyWidow.C
Iohn FletcherWoman hater.C
Iohn FletcherVVit without money.C
Ia. ShirlyWitty fair one.C
Ia. ShirlyWedding.C
Tho. HeywoodWoman kild with kindnesse.C
Sam. RowlyWhen you see me you know me.H
Will. RowlyWonder a wo­man never vex'tC
Sir W.D'AvenantWits.C
John WebsterWhite Devil.T
Tho. DeckerWhore of Baby­lon.C
Tho. DeckerWonder of a Kingdome.C
Hen. GlapthorneWit in a Consta­ble.C
Decker & WebsterWestward 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 [...]stonWhat you will.C
Tho. HeywoodWise woman of Hogsdon.C
Geo. ChapmanWidows teares.C
Tho. Middleton.World tost at tennis.M
Tho. IordanThe walks of Islington and Hogsdon.C
Tho. MiddletonWomen beware women.T
Tho. Middleton
  • No Wit like a womans
  • No Help like a womans
C
Nat. FieldA Woman's a weathercock.C
The Wit of a wo­man.C
Tho. MeritonThe Wandring lover.TC
Decker & WebsterWiats History.H
Rowly, Decker & Ford.The Witch of Edmonton.TC
John LillyThe Woman in the moon.C
Rich. BromeThe Weeding of the Covenant Gar­den, or the Mid­dlesex Justice of &c.C
Warning for fair women.T
VVealth & health 

Y

Ja. ShirleyYOung Ad­miral.C
Will. ShakespearYorkshire tragedyT
Tho. MiddletonYour five Gal­lants.C
FINIS.

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