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:“She who doth rule her table books with blood” (from the Prologue) ...e="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em">Agrippa, Henry Cornelius. ''Three Books of Occult Philosophy''. London, 1650. Print. (EEBO)</div>

...Ptolemy on the throne of Egypt. The Senate hesitated because the Sibylline books prophesised that if Rome provided military support to an Egyptian king aski

...vey Collection purchased by Morgan in 1899 (''Catalogue of a Collection of Books formed by James Toovey principally from the library of the Earl of Gosford

...lity to this suggestion is the fact that Grimeston's other translations of books on contemporary European history were rich hunting grounds for dramatists s

...ed in the writing of the comedy: “In matters of authorship the Stationers’ Books are not always to be trusted; and that Marlowe and Day should have written

...r externally provided content, especially digitisations of manuscripts and books.

...es, published from 1598 to 1601. (Astorildo only appears in the last three books; a "Cleobulo" is mentioned once in the ''Ninth'' [sig. [http://quod.lib.umi

...ive Actions]'' (1582), Gosson lists 'the Palace of pleasure' as one of the books that had been 'ransackt to furnish the Play houses in London' ([http://quod

...ive Actions]'' (1582), Gosson lists 'the Palace of pleasure' as one of the books that had been 'ransackt, to furnish the Play houses in London'. The larger

...ns]'' (1582), Stephen Gosson lists 'the AEthiopian historie' as one of the books that had been 'ransackt to furnish the Play houses in London'. The passage

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...ant's song "O Jove, from stately throne" is found in the consort song part-books, British Library, Add MS 17786-17791. The text of the song reads:

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...of titles owned by Marriott seem to indicate that he was no longer selling books: copies of the 1650 edition of Donne's ''Poems'' (Wing D1869) were "Printed

Reynolds, Anna. 'Waste, Offcuts, Remains, Reuse: Or, What is the History of Books in Pieces?' ''The Oxford Handbook of the History of the Book in Early Moder Hill, Alexandra. ''Lost Books and Printing in London, 1557-1640: An Analysis of the Stationers’ Company

...cript notes, is accessible through [http://eebo.chadwyck.com Early English Books Online].

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...mber 1593 to May 1595 was a "peak period[ ]" for stationers acquiring play books, with 27 entrances in the Stationers' Register during that period. ('''Knut

...901): 349. [http://books.google.com/books?id=DzE6AQAAIAAJ&pg=PA349& Google Books]. </div>

<div style="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em">Sellers, Harry. "Italian Books Printed in England Before 1640." ''The Library'' 4th series, 5 (1924): 105�

...ot allude a play based on her narrative. Associating the stories with jest books, the preface advertises Meg as "a woman ... of late memory, and well beloue ...ials of various women associated with Long Meg through the Bridewell Court Books, all the results of which show that the business of the house was not solel

...m">Morris, Sally. ''Tales of Old Devon.'' Newberry, Berkshire: Countryside Books, 1991. </div>

...ay," which error seems to have been repeated in a printed advertisement of books sold by Jane Bell and, again, in Archer's list.

...gs we have learned from his familiars, and most near intimate friends. The books which he used plainly prove that he was a studier of magic, and conjurer of

...'s Head Playhouse''. Illustrations by C. Walter Hodges. Washington: Folger Books (Folger Shakespeare Library), 1986.</div>

...n pp. 71–72). Wotton's interest in Italian drama is evident from a list of books he prepared sometime after 1628 (perhaps as recommendations for someone int

..."joueurs des antiques et puissance de Hercules" ([http://books.google.com/books?id=qxQJAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA238 Roget 2.238]; [[Works Cited|Chambers, ''ES'' 1.246 :(Le Loyer, ''Treatise'', p. 73; cf. [http://books.google.com/books?id=o0e4s2lXFmMC&pg=RA1-PA60 Le Loyer, ''IIII. livres'', p. 160])

...ddleton in the county of Warwick Esq, fellow of the Royal Society in three books''. London : Printed by A.C. for John Martyn ..., 1678.</div>

...bled themselves about their productions, which remained in MS. in the part-books belonging to the companies who brought the pieces out" (269). He claims tha

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...pe, Lewis, trans. ''The History of the Kings of Britain''. London: Penguin Books, 1966.</div>

...tin Slater was paid £7 on behalf of the Admiral's men for this and 4 other books ("[[Pythagoras]]", "[[Alexander and Lodowick]]", and the two parts of [[Her

Based on the fact that "Pythagoras" was one of the play-books in the possession of Martin Slater, Grace Ioppolo proposes him as a candida

:: In the second of two books in this collection, in the satire entitled "Of Inconstancy," Wither describ

..., “Guiana. mandevil & Virginia.” appears in a miscellaneous list of “Loose books” (e.g. “Alminacks”, “m^r Toste. booke of survey”) and c ...any of Stationers of London, 1554-1640 A.D. Volume III. — Text. Entries of Books to 11 July 1620. Entries of Freemen to 31 December 1640. Succession of Mast

...ster and York'' (1609) – which completed the publication of the first four books of the work in 1595 – blends these legends together:

...cifically Christopher Marlowe's ''Edward II'' (453).[[category:commonplace books]] <br><br>

...enlibrary.org/books/OL23414481M/The_dramatic_works_of_Thomas_Dekker Google Books]) NB: Bowers is quoted in the text above, but unavailable in digital form;