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==Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues==
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Geoffrey of Monmouth, ''History of the Kings of Britain'' [http://www.archive.org/stream/geoffreyofmonmou00geofuoft#page/58/mode/2up Internet Archive]
 




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Anon. (1594)


Historical Records

Henslowe's Diary


F. 9 (Greg I.17)

Under the play list for "the Quenes men & my lord of Susexe to geather" for Easter 1594:

Rd at Cvlacke the 16 of maye 1594 xxxxijs


Under the play list for "my lord admierals men" on 14-16 May 1594:

ye 6 of June 1594 Rd at cvtlacke xjs


In the play lists beginning 15 June 1594, the date on which W. W. Greg decided that the Admiral's players had returned to the Rose after their 10-day run at Newington with the Chamberlain's players:

ye 17 of June 1594 Rd at cutlacke xxxvs
ye 24 of June 1594 Rd at cvtlacke xxvs
ye 27 of June 1594 Rd at cvttlacke xxxvjs


F. 9v (Greg I.18)

ye 4 of Julye 1594 Rd at cvtlacke xxiiijs
ye 15 of Julye 1594 Rd at cvtlacke xxxvs
ye 29 of Julye 1594 Rd at cvtlacke xxixs
ye 8 of aguste 1594 Rd at cvttlacke xiijs vjd
ye 22 of aguste 1594 Rd at cvttlacke xxiijs vjd


F. 10 (Greg I.19)

ye 6 of septemb[er] 1594 Rd at cvtlacke xjs
ye 26 of septmb[er] 1594 Rd at cuttlacke xiiijs

Theatrical Provenance

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Probable Genre(s)

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Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues

Geoffrey of Monmouth, History of the Kings of Britain Internet Archive


References to the Play

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Critical Commentary

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For What It's Worth

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