Rogers and Ley's List (1656)
The following transcription is a play list from sig.[L3]r-[M]v of the 1656 quarto of Thomas Goffe's play The careles shepherdess a tragi-comedy acted before the King & Queen, and at Salisbury-Court, with great applause / written by T.G. ; with an alphebeticall catologue of all such plays that ever were printed. London : Printed for Richard Rogers and William Ley, and are to be sould at Pauls Chaine ..., 1656.
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Transcription:
An exact and perfect Catologue of all Playes that are Printed.
A
- ALarum for London, or the siege of Antwerp.
- Albovin King of Lombardy, by Davenant.
- Alchimist, Iohnson.
- All fools, Chapman.
- Alphonsus King of Aragon.
- Angry women of Abington.
- Apias and Virginia.
- Atheist Tragedy, Cyril Teudor.
- Albumazar.
- Alexander and Campaspe.
- Alexandrian Tragedy.
- All for mony.
- Amends for Ladies·
- Aminta.
- Antonio and Melida, Marston.
- Arraignment of Paris.
- Arden of Feversham.
- Andrew, Terence.
- Aristippus, Randolph
- All's lost by lust, Masinger.
- As you like it, Shakspear.
- Alls well that ends well.
- Antonio and Cleopatra.
- Abrahams Sacrifice.
- Agamemnons Tragedy.
- Apollos shroving.
- Adrasta, or the womans spleen.
- Antigone, or the Theban Princes
- Aglaura, Suclin.
- Amintus, or the unpossile dowry.
- Argulus and Parthenia Glapthorn
- Arviragus and Philicia.
- Agripina.
- Arcadia, Sherly.
- Antipodes, Brome.
- Albertus walenstine, Glapthorn.
- Alaham, Lord Brooks.
- Alphonsus Emperor of Germany, Chapman.
- Acteon.
B
- Blinde begger of Alexandria.
- Burt Mr. Constable.
- Brazen Age.
- Bussy dambois.
- Battel of Alcazar, or the death of Stukely.
- Bondman, Messenger.
- Biro's Conspiracy. Chapman·
- Broken Hart, Ford.
- Bird in a cage, Sherly.
- Barthollomew faire, Iohnson·
- Ball, Sherly.
- Beggers bush, B.
- Bloody banquet, T. D.
- Bride, Thomas Nabs.
- Bondman, Fletcher.
- Bonduca, Flet cher.
- Bastard a Tragidy.
- Brothers, Sherly:
- Bays.
C
- Cambises King of Persia.
- Case altred, Johnson
- Coblers prophesies.
- Cyrus King of Persia.
- Catelin, Johnson.
- Caesars Tragedy, Sterlin.
- Caesar and Pompey, Chapman.
- Chast Maid of Cheapside, Middleton.
- Christian turn'd Turk, Daborne.
- Cynthius Revels, Fountaine.
- Cynthius Revenge.
- Conflict of conscience, Wood.
- Cornelius Tragidy.
- Common conditions.
- Cressus Tragidy, Sterlin.
- Cromwells history.
- Cruell brother.
- Cupids whirligig.
- Cupids Revenge, Beoment Flet.
- Cleopatra, May.
- Cleopatra Daniel.
- Comedy of errors, Shakepear.
- Coriolanus, Shakspear.
- Cincbiline, Shakspear.
- Costy whore.
- Coragious Turk.
- Challenge for beuty.
- Cid two parts.
- Conspiracy, Killegrew.
- Captaine, Beoment.
- Changes, or love in a maze.
- Contention for honour & riches.
- Chabot Admirall of France.
- Covent Garden.
- City match.
- Coronation, Fletcher.
- Constant maid.
- Claracilla, Killigrew.
- Country Captaine.
- Chances, Beamont.
- Coxcomb, Beamont.
- Cleomon Knight of the Shield
- Custome of the country.
- Colas fury or Licendas misery.
- Cardinall, Sherly.
- Changling, Middleton.
- Claudius tiberus nero.
- Cleopatra.
- Court begger.
- City wit, Brown.
- Combat of love and friendship.
- Committy man, Currie.
- Cunning Lovers.
- Chinon of England.
D
- Devills charter, or the life of
- Pope Alexander.
- Dam on and Phithias.
- Darius history.
- David and Bathsheba.
- Darius Tragedy.
- Dido Queen of Carthage.
- Disobedient childe.
- Devils Law case.
- Dr. Dottipo.
- Dutch curtizan, Marston.
- Dumb Knight.
- Dutches of Malfie.
- Dutches of Suffolk.
- Duke of Millaine.
- Devils an asse. B. J.
- Dukes Mistresse. Sherly.
- Dick Scorner,
- Discontented Collonel.
- Double Marriage.
- Distracted State.
- Doubtfull heire.
- Damsell, Brome.
E
- Eastward ho. B. J.
- Edward 1. Long. Shanks.
- Edward 2 Shakspear.
- Edward 3 Shakspear.
- Edward 4 Shakspear.
- Every man in his humor. man out of his humor.
- Every woman in her humor.
- Eudimion.
- English traveller, Heywood.
- Emperor East, Messenger.
- Elder Brother, Fletcher.
- Enuchus terence.
- Enough as good as a feast.
- Example, Sherly.
F
- Faire quarrel.
- Favourit.
- Family of Love.
- Faire maid of the west.
- Faithfull Shepheard.
- Faithfull Shepheardesse.
- Faustus life and death.
- Fanne, Marstone.
- Fleere sharpham.
- Fortunatos.
- Fox, B. Johnson.
- Freewill.
- Friar Bacon· Green.
- Four London Prentices, Heyw:
- Fine compagnion, Shakerly. Me:
- Fidele and fortunio.
- Four Pes.
- Fulgius and Lucrell.
- Fatall Dowry.
- Fancies, J. Ford.
- False one, F. Beament·
- Four Plays in one, B. F.
- Fuimus tries the true Trojans fortune both by Land and Sea.
G
- Gentleman of verona.
- Gorbuduck, or Ferex and Procex.
- Gammer Gurtons needle.
- Galatea, Lilly.
- Gentle craft, Holiday.
- Glasse of Government.
- Giles Gooscap.
- Golden age, Heywood.
- Gratefull servant, Sherly.
- Greens tu quoque cookt
- Game at Chesse.
- Great Duke of Florence.
- Goblins sucklin.
- Gamester, Sherly.
- Guise, Marstone.
- Gardian, Cowly.
- Ghost, or the woman wears the breeches.
H
- Herod and Antipater.
- Hog hath lost his Pearl.
- Honest Lawyer.
- Humor out of breath, Chapman.
- Humerous Courtier, Sherly.
- Hamlet Prince of Denmark.
- Henry the 4. both parts. Shakspear.
- Henry 5 Shakspear.
- Henry 6 three parts. Shak-spear.
- Heny 8 Shakspear.
- Heire, May.
- Hofmans Tragedy.
- Honest whore both parts.
- How to choose a good wife from a bad.
- Hymens triumph.
- Haniball and Sc pio.
- Hollands League.
- Hide park.
- Hercules furiens.
- Hercules Oteons.
- Hipolitus.
- Humerous Livetenant.
- Honest mans fortune.
- Hieronimo both parts.
- Hector of Germany.
I
- Jack drums entertainment.
- Jack Straws life and death.
- If this be not a good Play the Devils in't.
- Just Italian, Davenant.
- Jacob and Esau.
- Jack jugler.
- Jew of Malta,
- If you know not me you know no body.
- Isle of Gulls.
- Insatiat Countesse.
- Jocasta. Gascoine
- John King of England both parts.
- Julius Caesar, Shakspear.
- Julius Caesar, Sterling.
- Iron age both parts.
- Impatient potency.
- Jealous lovers, Randolph.
- Imperiale, Freeman.
- Island Princes, B F.
- Just generall, Cosmo Muche.
- Joviall Crew, or merry beggers.
- Jovall Crew, Shepheard.
- Imposter, Sherly.
- Julia and Agripina.
K
- King and no King, Fletcher.
- Knack to know an honest man.
- Knack to know a knave.
- Knight of the Golden Shield.
- King Charles Tragedy.
- King John and Matilda.
L
- London or the harbor of health.
- Langartha, Henry Burrel.
- Law tricks, or who would have thought it.
- Lords and Ladies of London.
- Locrinus Tragedy.
- Looking glas for London & England.
- London Prodigall, Shakspear.
- Leyre and his three daughters. Shak:
- Lawes of nature Moses and Christ.
- Liberality and prodigality.
- Lingua.
- Like to like quoth the Devil to the Collier.
- Look about you or run red cap.
- Loves Loadstone.
- Lovers melancholy.
- Loves Sacrifice.
- Loves Mistresse, Heywood.
- Loves Riddle, Lowly.
- Loves Cruelty, Sherly.
- Loves Pilgrimage, B. F.
- Loves metamorphosis.
- Loves labor lost.
- Love and honour.
- Love in an extasie.
- Loves cure of martiall madnesse.
- Loves progresse.
- Lusty Juventus.
- Lady of pleasure.
- Lost Lady.
- Little French Lawyer.
- Loyall subject.
- Laws of Candy.
- Lanchashiere witches.
- Lady errant.
- Loyall lovers, Cosmo muche.
- Levelers.
- Love sick King, Brewer.
M
- Male content, Marstone.
- M. T. Cicero.
- May day, Chapman.
- Mad world my Masters.
- Marchant of Venice.
- Marius and Scilla.
- Mariamne Tragedy.
- Manhood and misrule,
- Mary Magdelens repentance, B. H
- Match me in London.
- Maids of Mortlake.
- Maids metomorphosis.
- Maids Tragedy, Fletcher.
- Maids in the mil.
- Maids revenge, Sherly.
- Maids of honour.
- Midsummer nights dream.
- Maid in the mil.
- Millers daughter of Manchester.
- Misery of enforct marriage.
- Mother Bomby, Lilly.
- Mucidorus.
- Much adoe about nothing.
- M[...]rastes the turk.
- Mustapha, Lord Brooks.
- Midas, Lilly.
- Measure for measure, Shakspear.
- Mackbeth, Shakspear.
- Moor of Venice, Shakspear.
- Maidenhead well lost, Heywood.
- Mad lover, Fletcher.
- Mariage of wit and wisdome.
- Massacre of Paris.
- Medea.
- Mercurius Brittanicus, Brathwa.
- Microcosmus, Nabs.
- Martyr, Lower.
- Muza, Barron.
- Match at midnight.
- Muses looking glasse. Randolph.
- Martyrd souldier, Sherly.
- Monsier Thomas, B. F.
- Massalina, Rich.
- Monsier D'Oliva. Chap.
- Michaelmas Terme, Chapman.
- Masque of the gentlemen of Grays In
- Maguetick Lady.
- Mad couple well met, Brome.
N
- New custome.
- No body and some body.
- Nero Tragedy.
- New Inne, Johnson.
- Northern lasse, Brome.
- Night walker.
- Ninives repentance.
- Noble Gentlemen. B. F.
- Nice valour or the passionate madman
- Noble stranger, Sherly.
- Novella, Brome.
- New trick to cheat the Devil.
O
- Orlando furioso.
- Old wifes tales.
- Octavias Tragedy.
- Octavias Tragi Comedy.
- Aedipus. Orestes.
- Opportunity, Sherly.
- Ordinary, Cartwright.
P
- Pedlers prophesie.
- Patient Grissel.
- Player whipt,
- Pericles Princ of Tire.
- Phoenix.
- Phoenix in her flames.
- Philotus in Scotch.
- Philotus, Daniel.
- Philaster, B. F.
- Poetaster, Johnson.
- Promus and Cassandria.
- Promises of God manifested.
- Pinder of Wakefield.
- Picture, Messinger.
- Perkin warbek.
- Play of the Netherlands.
- Pitty shee's a whore.
- Prisoners, Killigrew.
- Prophetesse.
- Pilgrim, B. F.
- Passionate lovers two parts.
- Pastor fido 12.
- Pastor Stapilton.
Q
- Queens Arcadia, Daniel.
- Queen of Aragon. Habington
- Queen of Corinth.
- Queen or the exelency her sex.
R
- Returne from Pernascus.
- Revengers Tragedy.
- Roaring girle, or Mol cutpurse.
- Robert Earl of Huntingtons downfall.
- Rape of Lucrsse.
- Renegado.
- Richard the 2.
- Richard the 3. Shakspear.
- Robin hoods Pastorall,
- hoods Comedy used in may games.
- Roman Actor, Messinger.
- Rome and Juliet.
- Robin conscience.
- Royall king and loyall subject.
- Royall slave, Cartwright.
- Rivall friends, Hasted.
- Rodn and Iris knevit.
- Rollo Duke of Normandy, Fletcher.
- Rule a wife and have a wife, Fletcher.
- Ram Ally.
- Revenge of Bussy, Damboise.
- Revenge for honour.
S
- Slanas Tradigy.
- Silver Age.
- Soliman and Persida.
- Summers last Will and Testament.
- Sapho and Phao. Lilly.
- Scornfull Lady.
- Scotch Hist. James the 4.
- Sejanus, Johnson.
- Silent Woman, Johnson.
- Supposes, Gascoine.
- Susanna.
- Swetman, the woman hater arraign'd.
- Secillides a Piscator.
- School of Complement.
- Sophy Tragidy. Sherly.
- Staple of Newes.
- Springs glory.
- Strange discoveries.
- Shepherds Holiday,
- Spanish Curat.
- Sea Voyage.
- Shoemaker a Gentleman.
- Shoemakers Holiday.
- Sophister, A Comedy.
- Sparages Garden.
- Seven Champions.
- St. Patrick for Ireland. Sherly.
- Swaggering Damsell, Chamberlen.
- Scots Figaries.
- Seidge or Loves Convert.
- Sicily and Naples, or the Fatall union.
- Sad Shephard, Johnson.
- Spanish Gypsies.
- Scots politick Presbyter.
- See me, and see me not.
T
- Tamberlaine, both parts.
- Tancred and Gismond.
- Thery and Theodoret.
- Trick to catch the old one.
- Two Tragidies in one.
- Two wise men, and all the rest fooles.
- Taming of a Shrew. Shakes:
- Three English Heroes.
- Titus and Andronicus.
- Triall of Treasure.
- Troiles and Cresida.
- Tide tarries for no man.
- Triumph of peace.
- Tempest, Shakespeare.
- Two Gentlemen of Verona.
- Two Noble Kinsmen.
- Twelfth night.
- Timon of Athens.
- Thirtes interlude.
- Troas.
- Thiertes Tragedy.
- Totnam Court.
- Trick to cheat the Devil.
- The longer thou livest, the more foole thou art.
- Triumph of Beauty.
- The Life of John the Baptist.
U
- Valiant Scot.
- Untrussing the humerous Poet.
- Virgin Martyr.
- Vertuous Octavia.
- Unnaturall Combat.
- Vow-breaker, Sampson.
- Unfortunate Mother.
- Valiant Welchman.
- Unfortunate Lovers. B. F.
- Virgin Widdow.
- Valentine, Fletcher.
W
- Widdowes tear.
- Woman in the moon.
- Womans hater.
- Woman kill'd with kindnesse.
- Woman is a weathercock.
- Warning for fair women.
- Wedding, Shirley.
- Wealth and health.
- Weakest goes to the wall.
- Westward hoe.
- What you will Marston.
- Whore of Babylon.
- Wiats History.
- Wily beguild.
- Wit of a woman.
- Woman will have her will.
- World lost at Tennis.
- Winters Tale.
- Woman never vext.
- Wits W: Daven:
- Wonder of a Kingdome.
- Wise woman of Hogsdon. Heywood.
- Wit without mony. B. F.
- Wine, Beer, and Ale.
- Womans prize.
- Wit in a Constable.
- Woman pleasd, or the Tamer tam'd.
- Wife for a month.
- Wit at severall weapons.
- Widdow, by Midleton.
- Wild Goose Chase.
Y
- Your faire Gallants,
- Yorkshire Tragidy.
- Young Admirall.
FINIS.