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"The only evidence for the existence of a play of this name is Marriott's entry in the Stationers' Register" (Bentley, 4.1187).

:Under the heading, "Jn the name of god amen begininge the 25 of novembʒ 1596 as foloweth the lord admerall | <center>In the name</center>||||||||||||||||

...hand, deciding it was inserted "to correct the misspelling of 'Maxton'," a name he identified as another misspelling of "Marston," i.e., John Marston, but ...n (1, #24, p. 69); he also repeated Collier's opinion that the dramatist's name was unknown to Henslowe (1, #30, p. 125). By 1899, Roscoe A. Small had deve

...h Gent” is a title (VI.491n2). Armstrong believes that “Irish Gent” is the name of a play because it is italicized in the prologue’s title (73). Fleay co

...te Caroline period, nor are there any published works by an author of that name. If there was an "old Clifton", then, he was possibly neither an actor nor

...Queen Henrietta’s Men were broken (upon which a new troupe under the same name began performing at Salisbury Court) and their place at the Cockpit was tak

'''Gurr''' appears to turn the title of the play into a character’s name and to cast Edward Alleyn in the role with the following sentence: “In th ...otherwise it is difficult to imagine why Gian Galeazzo might have caught a playwright's imagination. An additional problem is how a dramatist might know the story

...plays, for, with any 'real document, it is the outside only that needs to name the person to whom the text is to be given (a crucial piece of information

[[WorksCited|Collier]], impressed by the fact that William Boyle's name does not appear again in the diary, surmised that Henslowe "'disliked' the

...Madan Caistre, now Dancastre, which reteineth still the later parte of hys name" ([http://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A03448.0001.001/1:12.2?ALLSELECTED=1;c=

...about the two Roman emperors, who were the subject of a romance with that name” (8). ...and Foakes also see it), but he makes no further comment about the altered name (p. 24). [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']] has nothing to say about "Titus and

...ons, John, Francis, Robert and Horatio. John and Francis were mentioned by name" (Pearson 152n). In 1576, Oxford appears to have wished to make Francis and

...ost certainly" Peele's play (p. 7). His reasoning is that "Longshanks is a name used for no one but Edward I, and no other play is known to have been writt

:::Wise Woman: "Well, what's thy name, boy?" :::Luce: "I am even little better than a turn broach, for my name is Jack."

...he chronicle and ballad material on which the story is based" but does not name specific sources; he posits "an acting complement of sixteen men and four b ::Charles Aleyn, ''The historie of… Henrie of that Name the Seventh'' (1638), 5.