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''NB. This title may refer to two lost plays; see [[#Critical Commentary|'Critical Commentary']] below for further infor ..., ''RES'' 479). Chambers believes it “most likely that the lists represent plays which the Revels Office had at some time or times under consideration for p

''The Parricide'': [[Anon.]] ([[1624]]). In earlier accounts, misattributed to [[George Chapman]].<br> ...e]] (after [[1637]] and probably [[1639]]-[[1640]]). In earlier accounts, misattributed to [[George Chapman]].

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...st-known is his translation of Juvenal (1647). He also wrote three extant plays, performed after the Restoration: ''The Slighted Maid, The Stepmother'', an ...giving a translator's name). But another comparable contemporary list of plays in print - [[Archer%27s_List|that of '''Edward Archer''' appended to the co

...has been known about since at least the nineteenth century, although often misattributed to Gabriel Harvey. It has formed the sole basis for most subsequent discus ...s'' and the ''Parnassus Plays'', which mention Nashe: "the three Parnassus Plays, given at St John's College, Cambridge... are written in the style of the C