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[[John Ford]] & [[Thomas Dekker]] ([[1624]]) ...rried Men, pleasant for young men, and a rare example for all good Women", Hunt summarises the novella as follows:

===Thomas Nash, ''Have With You to Saffron Walden'' (1596), sig.N=== Nelson notes that "according to Thomas Nash, members of the college [Peterhouse] put on a satire called Dunsfurens

[[Henry Chettle]] and/or [[Thomas Dekker]], [[Michael Drayton]], [[Anthony Munday]] and [[Robert Wilson]] ([[ '''Hunt''', following the implications of Greg's second observation, suggests it "m

...Tunstall]][[category:Griffin]][[category:Charles Massey]][[category:Thomas Hunt]] ...King frederick Basilea Guarde. M^r Juby. R Allen <br> Dick Tho. Hunt, black Dick.

[[Thomas Dekker]] and [[Henry Chettle]] ([[1601]]) | vnto Thomas deckers & harey chettell in earneste ||}|| xx^s

==Thomas Plume's Library== '''Image:''' Plume MS 25 B, p 71 (detail and full page) ("Thomas Plume's notes on Ben Jonson")<br>

...r English-language versions of the tale include a prose narrative by Leigh Hunt, published in ''A Jar of Honey from Mount Hybla'' (1848); and Henry Wadswor ...in Herbert's records. Fourteen of the fifteen are lost, the survivor being Thomas Drew's ''The Duchess of Suffolk''. As far as one can tell, the post-fire li

[[Henry Chettle]] and [[Thomas Dekker]] ([[1599]]) | |||||Lent vnto Thomas downton to lende ||}

...om Ovid's narrative, although some material is omitted (e.g. the elaborate hunt scene, which may have been reported in characters' speeches) or rearranged ...tyle="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em">Dobell, Bertram. "Poems by Sir Thomas Heneage and Sir Water Raleigh." ''The Athenaeum'' (14 September 1901): 349.

...ternal evidence; on 6 September 1600, Henslowe lent Robert Shaw 20s to pay Thomas Dekker for “his boocke called the fortewn tenes” [http://www.archive.or | Tho[mas]||&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ||(Parsons? Towne? Hunt? Downton?)

...he most detailed vita of Pythagoras in Elizabethan English is the entry in Thomas Cooper’s ''Thesaurus linguae Romanae & Britannicae tam accurate congestus ...ythagoras occur in Greene’s ''Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay'' (c. 1590) and Thomas Nashe’s ''Summer’s Last Will and Testament'' (c. 1593). Pythagoras hims

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