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...Thomas May. The original MS. of this play, which is in five short acts, is in the possession of Mr. Stephen Jones. The author has affixed his name at the The manuscript referred to in this passage is now lost, and there exists no more detailed description of

==== Philip Henslowe's papers in the Dulwich College Library ==== ::''Item'', j frame for the heading in Black Jone.

====Playlists in Philip Henslowe's diary ==== ==== Purchase of playbooks from Martin Slater in Philip Henslowe's diary====

::fyrst tyme yt wasse playde 1597 in ꝑte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .} v^li ====Playlists in Philip Henslowe's diary====

====To playwrights in Philip Henslowe's diary==== |[039-00]-00|||||&nbsp; &nbsp; 1598 to lend in p[ar]te of payment vnto harye ||} xx^s

=====To playwrights in Henslowe's diary===== | to paye vnto harey chettell & John daye in fulle ||} l^s

Presumably staged in or before 1607; auspices unknown. ...in the chronicle histories of Froissart and Holinshed, and were dramatized in ''Edward III'' (S.R. 1595, published 1596).

...rt Greene to Heliogabalus is to the lost play, it was most likely on stage in the same time frame as Marlowe's two-part ''Tamburlaine'' ''c''. 1588 (see ...vitus Bassianus ''c.'' 203 CE, ruled from 218 to 222 CE. He was well known in the works of Roman historians and Elizabethan moralists for his extreme and

...good breede, ''and to one hee knowes will shake his tayl''"; but the words in italics, which are intended to convey a covert allusion to Will. Shake-spea ....org/stream/modernlanguagequ07modeuoft#page/153/mode/1up Greg's transcript in modernised spelling]; square brackets represent hiatus or Greg's conjectura

...the "Ur-Hamlet"— to be essentially discrete from the ''Hamlet''s preserved in Q1 (1603), Q2 (1604-5), and F (1623). In June 1594, Henslowe entered the following heading into his diary: