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[[Edwards, Richard|Richard Edwards]] ([[1566]])
..."An Elegie on the death of a Sweetheart" and followed by an attribution to Edwards and the note "The song of Emelye", is preserved in a seventeenth-century ma
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...company assignment but does repeat the allegation of Chaucer as source and Edwards's play as a precursor (p. 168 #53).
==== Richard Edwards's "Palamon and Arcite" (1566) ====
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...5016495585;view=1up;seq=432 Tilley M146]). It is first recorded in Richard Edwards's poem "Of Fortunes power" in ''The Paradyse of Daynty Deuises'' (1576), wh
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====''Damon and Pithias'' by Richard Edwards====
...tively contemporary dramatic analogue was ''Damon and Pithias'' by Richard Edwards (Q1571), which, according to the title page of the quarto, was played at co
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Among the twenty-one plays registered on the Stationers' Register by Richard Marriott in late 1653 occurs:
...ted 1653, was printed "for ''J.M.''," perhaps John Marriott, the father of Richard Marriott; in the quarto of 1687, Heminge's play is titled ''The Eunuch''.
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...consent of Anselme. By the which Maude he receaued 2. sonnes, William, and Richard: & 2. daughters, Maude & Mary, which Maude afterward was maried to Henry th
...pital of St. Bartholomew in Smithfield was founded (to be finished by '''[[Richard Whittington]]''' [c.1350–1423], mayor of London);<br>
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...consent of Anselme. By the which Maude he receaued 2. sonnes, William, and Richard: & 2. daughters, Maude & Mary, which Maude afterward was maried to Henry th
...hospital of St. Bartholomew in Smithfield was founded (to be finished by [[Richard Whittington]] [c.1350–1423], mayor of London);<br>
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..., quoted in the extant Elizabethan play, ''Damon and Pithias,'' by Richard Edwards (Q1571):
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