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...nd physical bibliography and textual criticism for more than 40 years-- 15 books, 75+ articles, and more than 100 book reviews. A current cv can be supplie

...l Fellow (English and Theatre Studies) at the University of Melbourne. His books include studies of Jonson and Shakespeare, Renaissance comedy, modern Europ

...l Fellow (English and Theatre Studies) at the University of Melbourne. His books include studies of Jonson and Shakespeare, Renaissance comedy, modern Europ

...s A. Dana Professor Emerita of English, Lafayette College, Easton, PA. Her books include Reading Shakespeare in Performance: King Lear (1991, with James P.

...y, included what appears to be a group of eight plays in a section headed "Books in the Press and Now Printing". None of them, as far as is known, were eve :Books in the Presse, and ready for Printing.<br>

:He hath also compleated other books, which are not yet printed as (1) A comical entertainment called ''The Refo ...speculates that Wright's play "perhaps perished in January 1679, among the books and manuscripts of his son James, in the disastrous fire in the Temple whic

"The Fair Spanish Captive: a Trage-Comedy" appears in a list of "Books in the Press and Now Printing" which were advertised by the printer Nathani <blockquote>Books in the Presse, and ready for Printing.<br>

...latery" appears in one theatrical document, Philip Henslowe's inventory of books owned by the Admiral's men and dated 3 March 1598 (l599?). And that documen ...] renders the title as "Sturgflaterey" in his transcription of the list of books in the stock of the Admiral's men at the Rose that Henslowe dated "March 15

...anslated by William Adlington. The story of Cupid and Psyche is covered in books four, five, and six. Adlington's translation of Apulieus was first publishe Apuleius, ''The Eleven Books of the Golden Asse.'' trans. William Adlinton. London: Valentine Symmes, 15

...ve Actions]'' (1582), Stephen Gosson lists 'The Golden Asse' as one of the books that had been 'ransackt to furnish the Play houses in London' ([http://quod <div style="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em">Apuleius. ''The XI Books of the Golden Asse.'' trans. William Adlington (London: Valentine Symmes, 1

The list of "Books very lately Printed, and in the Press now printing" appended to Flatman's ' A running title reads "''Books sold by'' Nath. Brook ''at the Angell in'' Cornhill".

Appended to Francis Kirkman, ''The Wits'' (1662): "Courteous Reader, these Books following are sold by ''Henry Marsh'' at the ''Princes Arms'' in ''Chancery

...ished by Boydell &amp; Brewer. Other current work in progress includes two books to be published by Manchester University Press: a monograph on the Roman pl

This page documents any publications (journals, books, etc.) arising out of research conducted for the ''Lost Plays Database''. ==Books==

The Hill note-books, ten in number and representing miscellaneous material assembled by him at ...rials, though it may be significant that folios 150-92 consist of lists of books and detailed notes on certain London auctions....

...iting, "Aleumista" remains entirely unknown to EEBO-TCP and even to google books, except for hits generated by this record and - perhaps significantly - one

| [http://eebo.chadwyck.com/home ''Early English Books Online'']. Chadwyck-Healey &amp; Proquest, 2003-. | [http://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebogroup/ ''Early English Books Online, Text Creation Partnership'' (Open Access)]. U of Michigan and U of

..., in the library of Richard Heber," followed by two more titles of printed books by Chapman known to Bliss from other sources, after which Bliss listed five

...ave been significant to the entertainment, which may have incorporated the books themselves. Noting the potential exotic or colonial themes in the entertain ...ssical archways that often adorned the title-pages of early modern printed books?

...alms, 2 Copies. 2 bundles of old bound. 1 vnbound. Cast Candles. <br>Loose books. — Aiaz. Lidiat. Alminacks. Duello. Guiana. mandevil &amp; Virginia. Arth Books to Cary down. — M^r Hall. Ball and Pynet. Bellarmin. Tortura to