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:[[:Category:Children of Paul's|Children of Paul's]]<br> :[[:Category:Children of the Chapel|Children of the Chapel]]<br>

| [[Fount(ain) of New Fashions, The]]||[[1598]]||[[:Category:Admiral's|Admiral's]] ...]]||[[:Category:Paul's|Paul's]]/[[:category:Children of Paul's|Children of Paul's]]

| [[Anon.]]||[[History of the Cynophals, The]]||[[:category:Sussex's|Sussex's]] | [[Anon.]]||[[History of Error, The]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Paul's]] [[:category:court|at Court]]

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| [[Anon.]]||[[Cupid and Psyche]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Paul's]] [[:category:court|at Court (?)]] | [[Anon.]]||[[Pompey]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Paul's]] [[:category:court|at Court]]

| [[Anon.]]||[[Alucius]]||[[:Category:Children of the Chapel|Chapel]] [[:category:court|at Court]] | [[Anon.]]||[[Duke of Milan and the Marquis of Mantua, The]]||[[:category:Sussex's|Sussex's]]

| [[Isle of Dogs, The]]||[[1597]]||[[:category:Pembroke's|Pembroke's]] ...of Martinism, The]]||[[1589]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Children of Paul's]] at [[:category:Theater|the Theater?]] ([[:category:Unacted|Unacted]])

| [[Anon.]]||[[Four Sons of Fabius (Fabii)]]||[[:category:Warwick's|Warwick's]] [[:category:court|at Ct ...on.]]||[[Meleager, Publii Ovidii Nasonis]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Paul's]] [[:category:court|at Court]]

| [[Anon.]]||[[Iphigenia]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Paul's]] at [[:category:Court|Court]] | [[Davidson, John]]||[[Siege of Edinburgh Castle, The]]||[[St Leonard's Col., St Andrews]]

...[[May-Game of Martinism, The]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Children of Paul's]] at [[:category:Theater|the Theater?]]

| [[Harry of Cornwall]]||[[1592]]||[[:category:Strange's|Strange's]] | [[Henry I, Life and Death of]]||[[1597]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]

====Accounts of the Office of the Revels==== ...sp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ||||{&nbsp;&nbsp;'''Predor : & Lucia.''' played by Therle of Leices- &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}

| [[Abuses]]||[[1606]]||[[:category:Paul's|Paul's]] | [[Aeneas and Dido]]||[[1607]]||[[Earl of Arundel’s Banquet]]

...]||[[Chapman, George|Chapman]]||[[:category:Children of Paul's|Children of Paul's]]

| [[Harry of Cornwall]]||[[1592]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Strange's|Strange's]] | [[Henry I, Life and Death of]]||[[1597]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]

'''Children's playhouses''' ...] | [[:Category:Blackfriars (2nd)|Blackfriars (2nd)]] | [[:Category:Paul's|Paul's]] | [[:Category:Whitefriars|Whitefriars]] </blockquote>

====Accounts of the Office of the Revels==== | |||| { '''An Inventyon or playe of the three Systers of Mantua''' shewen at

| [[Tanner of Denmark, The|The Tanner of Denmark]]||[[1592]]||[[:category:Strange's|Strange's]] ...an Cripple, The (Emperor of Constantinople)|Tartarian Cripple (The Emperor of Constantinople)]]||[[1600]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]]

| [[Abuses]]||[[1606]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Paul's|Paul's]] ...|[[1607]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Arundel, Earl of (banquet)|Arundel, Earl of (banquet)]]

| [[Mad Priest of the Sun, The]]||[[1588]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]] | [[Madon, King of Britain]]||[[1606]]||[[Beaumont, Francis|Beaumont]] (?)||[[:category:Unknow

====Accounts of the Office of the Revels==== | '''Histories and Invencions''' ||{||||'''The Historie''' of the Solitarie knight showen at whitehall on Shrovesundaie at night, enacted

| [[Tanner of Denmark, The]]||[[1592]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Strange's|Strange's]] | [[Tartarian Cripple, The (Emperor of Constantinople)]]||[[1600]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]]

| [[Mad Priest of the Sun, The|The Mad Priest of the Sun]]||[[1589]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]] | [[Masque of Actaeon, Diana, and Six Nymphs]]||[[1560]]||[[:category:Whitehall|Whitehall

<td>hand''es'' of m''aste''r hartwell &</td> ...t recorded in Richard Edwards's poem "Of Fortunes power" in ''The Paradyse of Daynty Deuises'' (1576), where it is mentioned as already in wide circulati

| [[Samson, The Story of]]||[[1567]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Red Lion|Red Lion]] | [[Scenario of a play set in Thrace and Macedon (Folger MS X.d.206)]]||[[1627]] (?)||[[Der

| [[Page of Plymouth]]||[[1599]]||[[Dekker, Thomas|Dekker]] & [[Jonson, Ben|Jonson]]||[ | [[Parliament of Birds, The]]||[[1545]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Unknown|Unknown]]

====Accounts of the Office of the Revels==== ...a' and an 'Awlter [alter] for theagines' are listed in the Revels accounts of 1572/3 ([https://archive.org/stream/DocumentsRelatingToTheOfficeOfThe/Docum

====Accounts of the Office of the Revels==== ...elftide and the son day folowing' (December 1578-January 1579). The Office of the Revels entry for "A Greek Maid" reads as follows:…

|Layd [of] ^owte for cop^r lace ^{for the littell boye} & |geanste the playe of dido & enevs the 3 of Jenewary 1597 || } xxix^s

...begins. The top outer corners of the leaves are frayed, rendering the text of the argument defective at a few places. ''"Register of all the noble men of England" (MS Eng 1285, Houghton Library, Harvard); reproduced by permission

===Original Accounts of the Office of the Revels=== ...the store of this office, whereof sondrey garment''es'' for fytting of the Children were altered & translated[.]

:Lent vnto thomas downton the 7 of July :earneste of a tragedye called a danyshe

| Receaued of m^r Ph: Hinchlow by a note ||} | vnder the hand of m^r Rob: Shaw in full ||}

|'''Master <br>Hum. Moseley''' ||Entred for his copies under the hand of MASTER THRALE warden, the severall plays following that is to say . . . <br>''The History of Madon, King of Brittain'', by '''F. Beamont.'''

'''Accounts of the Office of the Revels''' ...nate howse and eight ells of dobble sarcenet for curtens and .xviij. paire of gloves.

<td>of the B''ishop'' of London and M''aste''r Watkins</td> <td>a booke intituled the Huntinge of Cupid </td>

'''Accounts of the Treasurer of the Chamber''' ...yed w^thin the tyme of this Accompte, viz p^d the some of . . . . . . iiij^xxxiij^li vj^s viiij<su

| Lent vnto Thomas downton the 3 of Sep^tmb''er''||} | of a playe calle Robart the second Kinge of scottes||}

===Deposition of theatrical speculator, Thomas Woodford (1603)=== ...itself without alteringe of it to this defendants knowledge since the last of ffebruary last.</blockquote>

| y^e 3 of Jenewary 1595 | R''es'' at chinone of Jngland

...wardens. ''The Famous Tragicall history, of ye Tartarian Crippell Emperour of Constantinople'' ……… vj^d [[category:Burby, Cuthbert]][[category:Burby, Mistress (widow of Cuthbert)]][[category:Welby, William]]

===Nashe (?), ''Pasquil of England'' (1589)=== ...you presse not the Martinists with much Scripture, they are great quoters of cōmon places if you marke them.<br>

===George Androwes's Bill of Complaint in ''Androwes v. Slater''=== ...am Trevell, Willyam Cooke, Edward Sibthorpe, and John Mason, of the cittie of London, gentlemen, on thother partie, viz.:

...he square brackets below indicate non-metrical repetitions, which, as part of the musical setting, are written in the score. :for Death of Lord & husband myne

| Receavd of m^r hinchlowe the 1 march to paye to ||} | for a boocke calld the 7 wise m^rs the some of . . . . . . . . . . ||}

...hee bee as fell a mastiue as euer rann vpon a gentleman: yett the curre is of a good breede, ''and to one hee knowes will shake his tayl''"; but the word --><br />''BL MS Egerton 2623 f.37b, reproduced by <br>permission of the British Library.''

...hen the matter of it selfe comes shorte of this, they followe the practise of the cobler, and set their teeth to the leather to pull it out.<br> ...e it serue. Which inuinciblie proueth on my side, that Plays are no Images of trueth, because sometime they hādle such thinges as neuer were, sometime t

NB. This title has also been associated with 'A Masque of Knights'; see [[#Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues|'''Po 'A Maske of Amazons' is listed in the Revels accounts of 1578/9 as one of the masques performed 'before her maiestie the ffrench Imbassadour being pr