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:the 1 of septemb<i>ʒ</i> 1602 in p<i>ar</i>te of payment [http://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A20078.0001.001/1:3.2.2.1?rgn=div4;view=fulltext from EEBO-TCP]

1. Sce W^m Wor; &amp; Ansell &amp; to them y^e plowghmen ...note that Wiggins provisionally assigns this couplet to the hypothetical ''1 Henry Richmond''.

...A08840.0001.001/1:6.3?c=eebo;c=eebo2;g=eebogroup;rgn=div2;view=fulltext;xc=1;q1=Palace+of+Pleasure story of Timoclia] is the third novel in ''[http://na ...points to the story of '[http://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A08840.0001.001/1:6.3?rgn=div2;view=fulltext Timoclia of Thebes]' from the second tome of ''[

...Documents_Relating_to_the_Office_of_the#page/n199/mode/2up Feuillerat 175: 1-24], see also Feuillerat's note 175 [https://archive.org/stream/DocumentsR .../eebo/A02897.0001.001?c=eebo;c=eebo2;g=eebogroup;rgn=full+text;view=toc;xc=1;q1=An+Aethiopian+historie EEBO-TPC] (1577 edition, text only). [http://estc

...(329) point out that this play, together with "[[Caesar and Pompey, Parts 1 and 2]]" and "[[Caesar's Fall]]", would have made up "a Caesarean project o

1. Its receipts for the dozen performances in the 1594-5 season averaged a re ...se Calls: Folk Play Doctors on the Elizabethan Stage." ''Early Theatre'' 5.1 (2002), 59-76.</div>

1)  ''' ''' Belinus and Brennus are made joint-rulers of Britain by their f

...Henry the First'', written by Damport [Davenport]; this 10 April, 1624,---1''l''. 0. 0." :09 September 1653 (S.R.II, 1.429 [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/collections/cul/texts/ldpd_617

...suggest that it was printed by John Windet (Greg, ''Dramatic Documents'', 1.171). :(The National Archives: SP 12/285, fol. 149v; qtd. McClure 1:172.)

...e popularity of ''The Spanish Tragedy''" (p. 16). He identifies with Camp #1, one member of which is Andrew S. Cairncross, who posited that the 1605 tex

[fol. 1^r] includes the following items pertaining explicitly to the lost ...7922.0001.001;node=A67922.0001.001%3A24.2;seq=163;g=eebogroup;vid=23024;xc=1;q1=11225;page=root;view=text Foxe, Book 2, 131]). Pope Adrian proceeds to m

...t-indent: -2em">"Early Elizabethan Stage Music." ''The Musical Antiquary'' 1 (1910): 30-40.</div>

<li>'''Huntington Library, EL 2733 (1)''', containing sentences in Lincoln v. Dymoke, Bayard, et al.</li> ...uments are thoroughly transcribed and described in ''REED: Lincolnshire'' (1:269-304, 2:510–12). (In the quotations below, deletions recorded in the '

...rench Doctor," "The beager" [''Blind Beggar of Alexandria''], "Troy," and "1 Tamar Cham") are dated July 4, 5, 7, and 8, thus restarting the calendrical

...owgate'', or Usury putt to use, by Fletcher, King’s Company, 17 Oct. 1623. 1 ''li''. ...ollected by Cyrus Hoy in his commentary on Dekker's ''Satiromastix'' (Hoy, 1.249-50). They comprise the anonymous comedy ''Wily Beguiled'' (bef. 1606),

<br>(S.R.1, 3.57 / Fol.7) ...any reason to connect the Tarlton piece to the lost [[Fortunatus, Part 1|“1 p of forteunatus” play]] which preceded Dekker’s, and was performed as

:Lent vnto the company the 1 of septmbr to ...ion of Master Printers in London 1586 – 1636.'' Privately Printed, London: 1 July 1876. Print.</div>

...ich has suffered very much where the damp has attacked it; then to F. 38b, 1. 8, it is in a rather lighter coloured ink, but the difference is not very ...e contrary notwithstanding, is a quite negligible character. Of the play's 1,897 lines (counting stage directions which occupy a line to themselves), Os

:::(Nashe, ''Works'', 2.150-1) :::(''BCED'', 1.133)

...ke [http://archive.org/stream/miscellaneoussta01harduoft#page/382/mode/2up 1.383]; Lee 42) Performed at Hampton Court on 1 January 1604 by a group of noblemen before an audience that included the Ki