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Abraham and Lot Absalom Abuses Aeneas and Dido Agamemnon and Ulysses Ajax Flagellifer Alice and Alexis Alice Pierce Almanac, The Amazons Angel King Antic Play and a Comedy Antony and Vallia Ariodante and Genevora Astiages Author’s plot, the scene Macedonia Baptism of Prince Henry, The Barnado and Fiammetta Baxter’s Tragedy (Barkstead’s Tragedy) Beauty and Housewifery Belinus, Brennus Bendo (or Byndo) and Richardo Berowne (also Burone, & Biron) Black Joan Black Lady Bonos Nochios Brandimer Branhowlte (Brunhild) Bridegroom and Madman Brougham Castle Entertainment Buck is a Thief Buckingham Buckingham’s Mask Burbon (i.e. Bourbon?) Caesar and Pompey I Caesar and Pompey II Caesar and Pompey Calistus Capture of Stuhlweissenburg, The Celestina Chinon of England Chirke Castle, Entertainment at Christ’s Passion City, The II City Shuffler Clorys and Orgasto Cloth Breeches and Velvet Hose Cobbler of Queenheath, The Constantine Cosmo Crack Me This Nut Cupid and Psyche Cupid’s Festival Cutlack De Humfredo Aulico Confessionem Repudiante Dead Man’s Fortune, The Delight Dido Diocletian Don Horatio Dramatic fragment in verse Dumb Bawd of Venice Duns Furens Dutch Painter, and the French Brawl Earl of Hereford, The Edinburgh Entertainment England’s First Happiness, or The Life of St. Austin	Fair Maid of Italy, The Fair Maid of London, The Fair Star of Antwerp False Friend Felix and Philomena Ferrar, A History of Fig for a Spaniard, A Five Plays in One Focas Forces of Hercules, The Fortunatus, Part 1 II Fortune’s Tennis Four Seasons Four Sons of Fabius (Fabii) Fragment of a play, 17th cent. Fragment of a play Frederick and Basilea French Doctor French Comedy, The Friar Fox and Gillian of Brentford Friar Francis Friar Spendleton Galiaso Game of Cards Garlic General, The George Scanderbeg Give a Man Luck and Throw Him into the Sea II Godfrey of Boulogne God Speed the Plough Govell’s Mask Gowry Gramercy Wit Grecian Comedy Guelphs and Ghibbelines Guido Hamlet (or Ur-Hamlet) Hardicanute (Canute) Harry of Cornwall Heliogabalus Hengist Henry I Henry the Una Henry V I Hercules II Hercules Hester and Ahasuerus Hippolytus Hocus-Pocus Honour in the End House is Haunted Hugh Aston’s Mask Huon of Bordeaux Invisible Knight Irish Gentleman, The Irish Rebellion Jealous Comedy, The Jerusalem Jesuits Comedy John of Gaunt Judith Julian the Apostate King Ebrauk with All His Sons King Lud Knights of India and China, A Mask of the Knot of Fools, The Ladies and Boys, A Mask of	Lady Amity Like unto Like Locus, Corpus, Motus, etc. London against the Three Ladies Long Meg of Westminster Longshanks Look to the Lady Lost Muse, The Love and Self-Love (The Essex Entertainment) Love of an English Lady, The Love of a Grecian Lady Love’s Aftergame, or The Proxy Lucretia Machiavel Mack, The Mad Priest of the Sun, The Mahomet Man in the Moon Drinks Claret Marquis d’Ancre Martin Swart, his Life and Death Meleager, Publii Ovidii Nasonis Merchant of Emden, The Middle Temple Mask Miller, The Moore’s Masque Muly Molloco Nebuchadnezzar New World's Tragedy, The Nine Passions, A Mask of the Ninus and Semiramis Noble Grandchild Octavia Osmond, the great Turk Osric Palamon and Arcite Paradox Parracide Parroiall (Pareil?) of Princes Peaceable King, or Lord Mendall Philipo and Hippolito Philip of Spain Phocasse (Focas) Phyllida and Corin Plantation of Virginia, The Play of Plays and Pastimes Pompey Pontius Pilate Pope, Cardinals, Friars Pope Joan Portio and Demorantes Prince Henry’s Welcome to Winchester Projector Lately Dead Proud Maid’s Tragedy Pythagoras Queen Henrietta’s Mask Queen’s Welcome at Theobalds, The Ranger’s Comedy, The Raymond Duke of Lyons Richard II Richard the Confessor Richard Whittington Ring, The Robin Goodfellow Robinhood and Little John Roderick Royal Widow of England, A Rufus I with Life & Death of Belyn Dun Running (or Traveling) Mask