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Site created and maintained by [[Matthew Steggle]], Sheffield Hallam University; updated 8 February 2010. | Site created and maintained by [[Matthew Steggle]], Sheffield Hallam University; updated 8 February 2010. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:54, 10 December 2021
Historical Records
Entered on Marriott's List (1653):
- Supposed Inconstancy.
Theatrical Provenance
Unknown
Probable Genre(s)
Unknown. The title perhaps leans towards comedy among the unmarried rather than tragedy among the married.
Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues
Unknown
References to the Play
None known.
Critical Commentary
"The only evidence for a play of this name is Marriott's entry in the Stationers' Register" (Bentley, 5.1416).
For What It's Worth
For discussion of Marriott's list as a whole, follow this link: Marriott's List (1653)
A google search for "supposed inconstancy" eloquently demonstrates how many works of literature revolve around this plot device.
It seems hard to make much further progress on this one.
Site created and maintained by Matthew Steggle, Sheffield Hallam University; updated 8 February 2010.