29 June 1660 (SR2, 2.271, [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/collections/cul/texts/ldpd_61
...ost fitting subject matter for a tragedy; but why, then, would such a play not be named (at least in part) after Eleanor Cobham, whose tragedy it really i
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...s appearing in public "clad in the barbaric dress which the Syrian priests use" (Dio says) gave him the "nickname of 'The Assyrian'" ([http://penelope.uch
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...ow). Nashe does not hint at a company, but even if he did, that clue would not necessarily indicate a venue. Odds are that the play was performed in Londo
...he performers on 9 June were. However, this much is certain: the play does not reappear in Henslowe's lists when the Admiral's men return to the Rose. Sch
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