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| y<sup>e</sup> 24 of aguste 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto |||| | | y<sup>e</sup> 24 of aguste 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto |||| xxviij<sup>s</sup> | ||
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| y<sup>e</sup> 4 of septmb[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolito |||| | | y<sup>e</sup> 4 of septmb[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolito |||| xxij<sup>s</sup> | ||
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| y<sup>e</sup> 13 of septmb[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolito |||| | | y<sup>e</sup> 13 of septmb[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolito |||| xx<sup>s</sup> | ||
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| y<sup>e</sup> 19 of septmb[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto |||| | | y<sup>e</sup> 19 of septmb[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto |||| xiiij<sup>s</sup> vj<sup>d</sup> | ||
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| y<sup>e</sup> 7 of octob[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolito |||| | | y<sup>e</sup> 7 of octob[er] 1594 |||| Rd at phillipo & hewpolito |||| xij<sup>s</sup> | ||
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Revision as of 18:19, 23 February 2010
Historical Records
Henslowe's Diary
F. 9v (Greg I.18)
ye 9 of Julye 1594 ne Rd at <the> phillipo & hewpolyto iijli ijs ye 13 of Julye 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto xxxxs ye 18 of Julye 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto xxxs ye 24 of Julye 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto xxxs ye 3 of aguste 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolito xxxs ye 7 of aguste 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolito xxixs ye 15 of aguste 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto xxjs
F.10 (Greg I.19)
ye 24 of aguste 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto xxviijs ye 4 of septmb[er] 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolito xxijs ye 13 of septmb[er] 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolito xxs ye 19 of septmb[er] 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolyto xiiijs vjd ye 7 of octob[er] 1594 Rd at phillipo & hewpolito xijs
Theatrical Provenance
The Admiral's men introduced this play as "ne" in fourth week of their return to the Rose following the 10-day run at the playhouse at Newington with the Chamberlain's men. It stays in repertory for 12 performances through 7 October, after which it disappears from records in the diary.
Probable Genre(s)
Tragi-comedy? (Harbage)
Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues
See Critical Commentary, below.
References to the Play
None known.
Critical Commentary
Fleay identified Philipo and Hippolito with a lost play by Philip Massinger, namely, Philenzo and Hypollita, which was registered at Stationers' Hall on 29 June 1660 by Humphrey Moseley with a considerable number of other plays. Moseley there attributes authorship to Massinger and assigns the genre of tragicomedy.
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