Auspices Old Revision as of 02:23, 13 October 2009 by Mcinnisd (talk | contribs)(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff) Browse by Auspices: Auspices 1 | Auspices 2 | Auspices 3 | Auspices 4 Admiral’s Admiral's (cont'd) Admiral's (cont'd) AgamemnonAlexander and LodowickAlice PierceAll Is Not Gold That GlistersAntony and ValliaArcadian VirginArthur, King of EnglandAs Merry as May BeBarnado and FiammettaBear a Brain, or Better Late Than NeverBendo (or Byndo) and RichardoBlack Batman of the North, Part 1Black Batman of the North,Part 2Black JoanBlind Beggar of Bednal Green (Tom Strowd),Part 2Blind Beggar of Bednal Green (Tom Strowd), Part 3Boss of Billingsgate, TheBrandimerBranhowlte (Brunhild)Bristow TragedyBurbon (i.e. Bourbon?)Caesar and Pompey, Part 1Caesar and Pompey, Part 2Caesar’s FallCatiline’s Conspiracy (Catiline)Chance MedleyChinon of EnglandCivil Wars of France, Parts 1, 2 and 3Clorys and OrgastoCobbler of Queenheath, TheConnan, Prince of CornwallConquest of Brute, Part 1Conquest of Brute, Part 2Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, TheConquest of the West Indies, TheConstantineCosmoCox of CollumptonCrack Me This NutCupid and Psyche (The Golden Ass)CutlackDamon and PithiasDanish Tragedy DidoDiocletianDisguises, or Love in Disguise, a Petticoat VoyageDon HoratioEarl Godwin and His Three Sons, Parts 1 and 2Earl of Hereford, TheEnglish Fugitives, TheFair Constance of Rome, Part 1Fair Constance of Rome, Part 2Famous Wars of Henry I and the Prince of Wales (The Welshman’s Prize)FelmelancoFerrex and PorrexFirst Introduction of the Civil Wars of France, TheFive Plays in OneFortunatus, Part 1Fortune’s Tennis, Part 1Fortune’s Tennis, Part 2Fount(ain) of New Fashions, TheFour Kings, TheFour Sons of Aymon, TheFrederick and BasileaFrench DoctorFrench Comedy, TheFriar Fox and Gillian of BrentfordFriar Rush and the Proud Woman of AntwerpFriar SpendletonFuneral of Richard Coeur de Lion, The GaliasoGodfrey of Boulogne, Part 2Grecian Comedy GuidoHamlet (or Ur-Hamlet)Hannibal and Hermes, Part 1Hannibal and ScipioHardicanute (Canute)Harry of CornwallHengistHenry IHenry VHenry Richmond, Part 2Hercules, Part 1Hercules, Part 2Hester and AhasuerusHot Anger Soon ColdHumorous Earl of Gloucester, with His Conquest of Portugal, TheItalian Tragedy, TheJepthahJoan as Good as My LadyJohn a Kent and John a CumberJoshuaJudasJulian the ApostateJurgurtha (King of Numidia)Life of Cardinal Wolsey, TheLondon Florentine, Part 1London Florentine, Part 2Long Meg of WestminsterLongshanksLove of an English Lady, TheLove of a Grecian Lady Love Parts FriendshipLove PreventedMachiavelMack, TheMadman’s Morris, TheMahometMalcolm, King of ScotsMartin Swart, his Life and DeathMerchant of Emden, TheMiller, TheMother RedcapMulmutius DunwallowNebuchadnezzarNew World's Tragedy, TheOrestes’ FuriesOrphans’ Tragedy, TheOsricOwen TudorPage of PlymouthPalamon and ArciteParadoxPastoral Tragedy, APhaetonPhilip of SpainPhilipo and HippolitoPhocasse (Focas)Pierce of ExtonPierce of WinchesterPope JoanPoor Man’s Paradise, ThePythagorasRandall, Earl of Chester (Chester’s Tragedy)Richard CrookbackRising of Cardinal Wolsey, TheRobert II, King of Scots (The Scot’s Tragedy)Robin Hood’s Pennyworths Scogan and SkeltonSebastian, King of PortugalSeleo and Olympio (Seleo and Hengenyo)Set at Maw, TheSet at Tennis, TheSeven Days of the Week, Part 1Seven Days of the Week, Part 2Seven Wise Masters, TheSiege of Dunkirk, with Alleyn the Pirate, TheSiege of London, TheSinger’s VoluntarySir John MandevilleSir John Oldcastle, Part 2Six Clothiers of the West, Part 1Six Clothiers of the West, Part 2Six Yeomen of the West, TheSpanish Fig, TheSpensers, TheStepmother’s Tragedy, TheStrange News out of PolandSturgflatery (Stark Flattery? Strange Flattery?)Tamar Cham, Part 1 Tamar Cham, Part 2 Tasso’s MelancholyThat Will Be Shall BeTinker of Totness, TheToy to Please Chaste Ladies, ATriangle (or Triplicity) of Cuckolds, TheThomas Merry (Beech’s Tragedy)Time’s Triumph and Fortus‘Tis No Deceit to Deceive the DeceiverTobiasTom Dough, Part 2Too Good to Be TrueTristram de LyonsTroilus and CressidaTroyTroy’s Revenge, with the Tragedy of PolyphemusTruth’s Supplication to CandlelightTurkish Mahomet and Hiren the Fair GreekTwo Angry Women of Abington, Part 2Two Merry Women of AbingtonUther PendragonValentine and OrsonVayvodeVenetian Comedy, TheVortigernWar without Blows and Love without Suit (or Strife)WarlamchesterWelshman, TheWidow’s Charm, TheWilliam CartwrightWilliam Longsword (William Longbeard)Wise Man of West Chester, TheWitch of Islington, TheWoman Hard to Please, AWoman’s Tragedy, TheWonder of a Woman, TheWooing of Death, TheWorld Runs Well on Wheels, or All Fools but the FoolWorse Afeared Than Hurt, Part 2 (Hannibal and Hermes, Part 2)Zenobia