Lost plays for which a manuscript fragment survives.
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 | File:Greene journal fragment.JPG Dramatic fragment from diary of Benjamin Greene, India Office Marine Department Records, Brit
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In rare cases a print fragment survives of what appears to be a lost play.
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=== Extant Fragment===
...oduced by permission. The LPD has sponsored the digitisation of the entire fragment.
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==== To playwrights in Philip Henslowe's diary (fragment, now British Museum MS. Add. 30262, f. 66) ====
...in his transcription (p. 266). He referred readers to Greg's essay on the fragment, cited below.
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===Print fragment===
A 6-leaf fragment comprising leaves B1, B4, and C1-4 survives at the Huntington Library:
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===Printed Fragment===
While no printed witness to the play is known to survive today, a fragment was apparently owned in the nineteenth century by Thomas Corser. In his 185
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...usebius, Timotheus, Theophilus'' is a recent assignation for this untitled fragment, based on the character list. It should be viewed as a convenience for the
===Folger Shakespeare Library MS fragment===
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===Print fragment===
...., ca. 1550], [http://catalog.huntington.org/record=b1506253 RB 131401:11 (fragment)].
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====To playwrights in fragment of Philip Henslowe's diary====
...t the signature was cut out, perhaps by a collector. The other side of the fragment contains a receipt of payment to Thomas Dekker dated 18 January 1598.
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A manuscript fragment in Day’s own handwriting adorns the verso of a note from Samuel Rowley to
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===Fragment===
Critics note the uncertainty of whether the 54 lines represent a fragment of a complete (and otherwise lost) translation of Guarini's play or whether
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NB. Technically this is not so much a "lost play" as an incomplete fragment, left unfinished when the author died.
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===Folger Shakespeare Library MS fragment===
...as prince of Purpoole in the 1594 Christmas revels" and suggests that this fragment was "[p]robably part of the entertainment provided in the Gesta Grayorum, 1
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A fragment preserved in the binding of a copy of the 1586 Geneva edition of Homer's ''
...derived from Freeman's in conjunction with fresh readings of the digitised fragment above.
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===Manuscript Fragment===
...m">Andersson, D.C. "'Embarke, But Under Caution': A New Elizabethan Masque Fragment." ''Notes and Queries'' 55 (2008): 171–75.</div>
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===Folger Shakespeare Library MS fragment===
McInnis and Steggle suggest that this ms fragment is not from a play at all; see '''[[#Critical Commentary|Critical Commentar
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===Folger Shakespeare Library MS fragment===
The outline of the plot of Acts 1-3 exists as a MS fragment, Folger MS X.d.206, "formed of six sheets folded once and sewed to make
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