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...e plays on Marriott's List, and Glapthorne's ''The [[Noble Husbands]]'', a title with a certain similarity with this one. One may also observe that the title is paradoxical. One example of "noble ravishers" might be the story of the

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...a play Henslowe initially entered as "felmelanco" before crossing out the title and correcting to [[Randall, Earl of Chester (Chester’s Tragedy)|"Chester The enigmatic title has spawned some desperate conjecture from critics, but none have proved pa

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...st have been a boy actor available at Cambridge to "to take the unenviable title role" (528).

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Unknown. Feldmann and Tetzeli von Rosador find the title's "double perspective" suggestive of tragicomedy (332). ...opatra'' and ''The False One'' as examples). They suggest that Middleton's title reflects such a shift, "placing conquerer and prisoner on an equal, alterna

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...Both Bentley and Adams assume that there is a "The" to be supplied to the title, but no "The" is present in the one extant record. Adams adds that it is "

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...oline playgoers, if it were a Caroline play, to respond in some way to the title of Shirley's comedy.

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...' (1658). This is one of at least ten known advertisements featuring this title. A fuller extract from the list runs as follows: ...ssume that Brook had a manuscript. Nothing else is known of a play of the title" (Bentley, ''JCS'', 5.1327).

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...s suggested that ''The Woman is Too Hard for Him'' might be an alternative title for Fletcher's ''The Woman's Prize, or The Tamer Tamed'' (3:222). ...ve name for Fletcher's ''The Wild Goose Chase''. Bentley agrees that "the title would be appropriate for Fletcher's comedy", but concludes that

The title suggests a biopic of an historical Constantine, but scholars have differing ...]], and [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']] do not guess at the identity of the title character, but [[WorksCited|Greg II]] suggests the Constantine who was the

The generic title gives no clue to its narrative source. ...). [[WorksCited|Collier]], by capitalization, promotes "Tragedye" into the title of the play (p. 127). [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']], without comment, call

...else seems to have seen this play. Could it be a hoax? The phrase on the title-page, "now attempted in blank verse", sounds curious. (Bentley, 5.1036-7). ...a lost, printed, play of the period. It is a hoax, and the "W.S." of the title-page is therefore a hoaxer's attribution to Shakespeare himself.

...the Breeches''). He also notes that “[t]he part of the list in which this title occurs is in the hand of the book-keeper of the King’s company … and th

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[[Works Cited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'']] (entry 1984) observes that "the title seems to have been a phrase spoken in grateful acknowledgement of one's nat The title is reminiscent of such extant plays as ''No Wit/Help Like a Woman's'', ''Wi

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...name of the company in residence: Strange's men. "Cloris and Ergasto" (the title as modernized by [[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'', #878]]) is entered fo ...Wiggins. ''Catalogue'', #878 ]] follows suit, adding that the names of the title characters are "standard pastoral names."

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Beyond the clue in the proverbial title (even if originally "Better Late than Never"), nothing is known of the stor ...01fleagoog#page/n136/mode/2up 1.125]). He then asked, "Can it be that this title was discarded for ''Look About You'' (''LAY'')," which he had already "attr

[[WorksCited|Greg II]] notes that "[t]he title is a legal phrase signifying a casualty not purely accidental, particularly ...ers the play a comedy taking "folk expression, saying, or proverb" for its title (cf. "[[God Speed the Plough]]", "[[All Is Not Gold That Glisters]]", or "[

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===Decipherment of title=== ...esdiary00unkngoog#page/n293/mode/1up Greg I, 233]). The second word of the title has occasioned some uncertainty. Malone recorded it as "The Two Harpies" an

...lay might have been about humours; he bases this on the "hot anger" of the title that, in its turn to "cold," predicts an ending in melancholy. ...ng commedies often depict wrathful eruptions of the kind indicated by this title...; and also to Porter" (1:110).

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NB. Wiggins (459) distinguishes this title from [[Astiages]] (458), suggesting it may have been a sequel.

...is masque is not included in Harbage; the LPD follows Wiggins' descriptive title (#380) for convenience.

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...a later entry shows. I am not at all sure that the last two letters of the title are 'hi', as Marcham read them."

...toward "The Italian Tragedy," which apparently was not finished under that title. The company was playing at the Rose in January, anticipating a move to the ...edy" to the narrative by which he (Fleay) identified the item named on the title page as "The other of a young childe murthered in a Wood by two Ruffians, w

NB. This title is a recent assignation (from Wiggins 335), and is used here for convenienc

...as "Comedy at the English Court" (447); the LPD adopts a more descriptive title derived from the lost play's distinctive feature.

...generically as "Play at the Scottish Court"; the LPD adopts a descriptive title drawn from the historical evidence, [https://archive.org/stream/fragmentssc

...ggins (#402) refers to this descriptively as "Anti-Clerical Play"; the LPD title comes from [https://archive.org/stream/historyaffairsc00lyongoog#page/n292/

...enerically as "English Court Masque" (443.5); the LPD adopts a descriptive title originating in the historical record's reference to "a mascke of wemen at t

...Malone's transcription and offers "Stark flattery" as a correction for the title. Then, following a claim that a few "of Pembroke's plays were acquired by t ...ing of "flaterey" ("Sturgflattery," 2.132), offers also a rendering of the title as "Strange Flattery" ([https://archive.org/stream/in.ernet.dli.2015.79128/

...n Harbage, and is simply dubbed "Masque" by Wiggins (327); the descriptive title is used for convenience, to avoid confusion with other untitled masques.

...limpsest", 309), speculates that the play could have been by Brome, as the title sounds not unlike his, and that it could have been a basis for ''The Wild G ...ous ''The Wit of a Woman'' (1604), an extant comedy with a similar form of title which includes a good deal of female plotting.

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'''Fleay''' concurred: "The title had also to be altered, perhaps to ''The Tyrant'', which was entered S. R. '''Bentley,''' picking up the issue of an altered title, repeats Malone's association with "The Tyrant" and labels it scholars' fav

...venience and consistency, the LPD follows Wiggins #395 for the descriptive title.

...ins (#401) refers to this descriptively as "School Morality Play"; the LPD title comes from Badger's account of the play's focus on "Chastity, whom I have p

.... With the greater possibilities for subject matter enabled by the shorter title "Andronicus", Wiggins offers a series of candidates including Andronicus Du ...h Library ms. Sloane 1767, ff 17-66, a Jesuit neo-Latin play with the same title" [http://www.archive.org/stream/oxfordREED02elliuoft#page/n253/mode/2up/ (E

...299). [[WorksCited|Collier]] remarks that Henslowe's phrasing of the play title makes it sound "as if two different pieces had been performed on the same d Over time, the play title has acquired an apostrophe "s": [[WorksCited|Harbage, p. 52]]. '''Gurr''',

NB. This title is not in Harbage; see Wiggins 347 for the rationale behind departing from

...opinions on whether these entries belong to one playscript or two and what title that script was most commonly known by at the time. [[WorksCited|Greg II]] uses the title, "The Grecian Comedy," for an entry that includes "[[Love of a Grecian Lady

...is not recorded in Harbage; it is noted in Wiggins (334) and a descriptive title is used here for convenience.

NB. The LPD follows Wiggins (339) in splitting this title, not found in Harbage, from Jasper Heywood's ''Dialogue on Wit'' (Wiggins 1

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The title seems to be a pun on Singer's name and "voluntary" in the sense of "[a] mus ....000024799133;view=1up;seq=217 II.209]): "What the precise meaning of that title may be we do not pretend to be able to explain, but it was clearly not a me

...th many lost plays, scholars have suggested that "Disguises" is Henslowe's title for some other lost or extant play. ...ys, Harbage links the Henslowe "Disguises" in his ''Annals'' with the Hill title attributed to Dekker.

...rrative, but it is still uncertain which of the possible noblemen with the title of Buckingham the play featured. ...not only Richard III's Duke of Buckingham but also the third duke of that title, who was Henry VIII's favourite until his execution in 1521 for opposing Wo

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...WorksCited|Greg II]], p. 253). On scholars' various interpretations of the title as recorded by Henslowe, see [[#Critical_Commentary|'''Critical Commentary' ...nterpret the title recorded by Henslowe, and b) whether or not the present title represents the same play as "[[Agamemnon|Agamemnon]]," for which Dekker and

...n track," so to speak; however, there isn't an obvious rollover to the new title about fools, which implies considerable foolery given the preponderance of ...599 entry of 2 July, Collier considers whether Chapman meant to change the title from "Wheels" to "All Fools" and implies that the ''All Fools'' printed in

...s]], above for subsequent scholarly conjecture on an identification of the title character. [[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'' #897]] boosts the likelihood that the title character of "Brandimer" is the giant by making an argument about theatrica

...ows the wedding, in which case the play would have been a tragedy, and its title would be synonymous with that of ''The Fatal Marriage'', an anonymous trage ''La boda negra'' - "the black wedding" - is the title of a Spanish ''cancion'' recorded in New Mexico, dealing with a bereaved lo

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Unknown. Marriage comedy is certainly a possibility given the title (see "For what it's worth"). ...one might call them a cluster - of lost plays have the word "noble" in the title. (See the list of Categories at the foot of this page).

...the main character, whom he identifies as Albertus Wallenstein (hence the title correction to "alberte"). In a note (#1), he explains that reading Henslowe [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']], repeating Collier's change of the title to "Albert[e] Galles," discusses the play in the context of Heywood's works

'''Gurr''' goes a bit further. On the one hand, he erases the title by having no discrete entry in Appendix I: ''The Plays'' or in the Index fo ...eg (and by association, Fleay ''et''. ''al''.), Wiggins observes that "the title of this play might not seem altogether apt, unless ironical" for "[[Famous

...almanac by the character Weatherwise: "''The Almanac'', then[,] is an apt title for ''No Wit'', since Weatherwise, the chief humorist, either reads from or ...hted Weatherwise" and was renamed accordingly (194), citing the use of the title ''The Mayor of Quinsborough'' for ''Hengist'', referring to the lead charac

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...lishing the Burn transcript record for the first time, suggested that this title was an error for Richard Brome's play ''The Love-Sick Court, or the Ambitio ...is attempting to refer to the printed Brome play. However, it mangles the title, wrongly supposing it to refer to a supposed eponymous character, not (as i

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F. G. Fleay (1.218) thought this might be an alternative title for ''Wit at Several Weapons'', in which a fashionable young man joins forc What does the title mean? So far, I don't think this problem has ever been considered, except

Unknown, although the title perhaps implies comedy

''NB. This title may refer to two lost plays; see [[#Critical Commentary|'Critical Commentar ...before March 1639/40; or, alternatively, there was only one play with this title and it was misattributed to Shirley by Williams and Egglesfield. Harbage (o

...n the list are represented in the portion of the volume that survives. The title "Asmund and Cornelia" appears in a series of play titles, apparently writte The title appears again in a different hand (although possibly by the same scribe) to

...fer to a play of that alternative name, but given the expenditure for that title (£5) it seems more likely to be a discrete play altogether (see, therefore ...Henslowe also mistakenly applied the alternative "Worse Afeared Than Hurt" title to another play, "[[Chance Medley]]", but realised his error and corrected

The title sounds as if it might deal with a law made by a woman, or possibly one made

Unknown. The title perhaps leans towards comedy among the unmarried rather than tragedy among

The title appears proverbial, but no specific proverb has been linked to it. Its subj ...modernized phrasing and confirms what had previously been implied that the title was indeed the proverbial "Whatever will be, shall be" (#98, p. 181).

...Henslowe's spellings as a means of identifying the second character in the title and play. ...lone for omitting the entry; Collier also provided a source for the forged title, which he said was "doubtless ... the recently-discovered poem by John Drou

...her comment the entry in the Stationers' Register of an item with the same title on 1 March 1601. [[WorksCited|Greg II]] notes that registration also, addin :[[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'' #910]] observes that the title phrase "was a way of saying 'Good luck' or 'May your enterprise thrive'." H

...sswork on the sources of "Machiavel" depend upon the identification of the title character. [[WorksCited|Malone]] does not offer an opinion, but [[WorksCite ...899]] ignores the Daborne link; further, he invites consideration that the title character was not necessarily the famous Italian Machiavelli, observing tha

...s name is Marriott's entry of the play in the Stationers' Register ... The title brings to mind Webster's ''The Devil's Law Case'' (''q.v.''), but that play

...o "plaies or thinges" (substituted for "ballades") calls into question the title's status as a play: "Since ''The Maides Metamorphosis'' [164] is certainly :[[WorksCited|Wiggins, Catalogue'']] cites Greg's uncertainty about the S.R. title's status as a play. Like Fleay, he suggests that the play may have been per

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...him from his enchanted identity; his feat leads Alcidamant to take on the title of the Knight of the Burning Rock. It seems likely that a common older roma

...ed at Stationers Hall to W. Leche [''sic'']." (William Leake had entered a title at the top of the page in the Register.) ...hat Kyffin's translation of the ''Andria'' promises "Plura Posthac" on the title page (sig. [fleuron]1r).

...pts "A French Comedy" as a new play but does observe that "we have had the title before" (p. 87, n1).[[category:John Payne Collier]] ...s the two French comedies by giving the 1595 play the article "The" in the title (#989) and the 1597 play the article "A".

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...in promoting school drama with his boys, one of whom would have played the title role before the queen and her court. Sister of the Greek hero Theagenes, ki ...John Lyly's ''Campaspe'', of ten years later, as a fellow captive with the title character following Alexander's capture of Thebes. Lyly drops any reference

...| The Knot of Fools]]," ''Much Ado About Nothing'' (also played under the title “Benidicte and Bettris”?), ''The Maid’s Tragedy'', ''The Merry Devil ...London Prodigal.'' Both scholars seem undecided on the connection with the title/s attributed to Ford, yet [[WorksCited|Bentley, ''JCS'']] does conclude tha

...f King Stephen'' was written by Shakespeare, for no other reference to the title is known” (5.1361).

...ed two months after news of the the Amboyna massacre reached England. Its title, suggests Kewes, implies engagement with the Dutch wars: it may have "rever ...a connection not, I believe, hitherto suggested. That suggestion is: The title indicates that the play may have dramatized the story of the Proud Woman of

...rs "Hardshipe [i.e. Hardship] for Husbands", the variant form in which the title is given by the nineteenth-century scholar Jacob Henry Burn in his recently ..." or "Hardshift", rather than "Hardship", as more likely to be the correct title of this lost play.

:The title is the only clue to its subject matter, and that title suggests the cultural associations with millers (none good). [[WorksCited|W

...bbey, or The London Maid'' and ''The Marriage-Broker, or The Pander''. The title-page states that all three plays were ‘Never before published’.<br> ....125) [[WorksCited|Greg II]] refutes the assertion that any play with this title was printed earlier than 1662. He continues, ‘Haughton’s solitary advan

...thout much enthusiasm, notes that John Marston wrote a play with a similar title (''The Wonder of Women, or Sophonisba her Tragedy'', 1605) and that William ...Cited|Fleay, ''BCED'']] had resisted. He claims that "Marston borrowed his title" from the Admiral's play, supposing additionally that Marston's "subject ma

...'']] below), it was first staged by Queen Henrietta's Men (as per the 1653 title-page). Morley (265) dates the play to c.1633-4, when the company were play Critics have debated whether the title in the S.R. entry can be identified with William Heminge's ''The Fatal Cont

''Youth's Vagaries'' is not in fact a lost play, but an alternative title for Thomas Jordan's ''The Walks of Islington and Hogsdon''. This point is

...Welshman's Price, The (Welshman's Prize)|Welchmans Prize]]" is a duplicate title for "[[Famous Wars of Henry I and the Prince of Wales|The Famous Wars of He ...Wars of Henry I and the Prince of Wales]]" (p. 220, n49). (He assigns the title, "[[Welshman's Price, The (Welshman's Prize)|''The Welshman's Prize'']]" to

...link this play with "The Ill of a Woman" (his reading of Henslowe's flawed title of "Isle/Will/Ill of a Woman"). ...1132)]]. We base our playlists on [[WorksCited|Harbage]], who subsumes the title with "The Fount of New Fashions" as ''Isle of a Woman'', p. 60). The issue

...ill's List", 95). Bentley (5.1446) also noted the similarity between this title and that of Ford's 1638 comedy ''The Lady's Trial''.

[[WorksCited|Collier]], who initially spells the title "steleo and olempo," calls attention to Malone's misreading of the initial ...he Golden Age'' (1. #2, p. 283). Bolstering his surmise, Fleay revises the title-word, "Seleo," into "Coelo." He itemizes [[Olympio and Eugenio|"Olympio and

...t play is untitled, and seemingly unmentioned in existing catalogues. The title here is derived from the opening words of its summary, as quoted by Bruce, ...of ''sapientium''). The full sentence in the manuscript—which reads: "this title /Ocatuus sapientu''m''/ annexed to the headship"—appears adjacent to the

...𝖑𝖊𝖙𝖙. [i.e. black letter], forming part of sheet L, in eights, the running title of which is “The tragedie of Hemydos and Thela.” It is in rhyme, and th ...apparently not aware of the printed fragment owned by Corser, included the title in his appendix of lost plays with the comment: "Probably not a play" (4.40

...hese are two records of the same play, or two separate plays each with the title "The Lovers Holiday". Bentley and Harbage both note the possibility that t

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...nt might again be ''The English Moor'', a play with a similarly oxymoronic title. In that play, though, the central character is not really a moor, but an ...one sees something of the range of possible plays that could arise from a title such as ''The Jewish Gentleman''.

...tor Sir Robert Stapylton (Greg, ''List'' xcvii). Bentley agrees "that the title may represent an unknown translation of ''Pastor Fido'' ascribed to Sir Rob ...[[Marriott's List (1653)]], seeing ''The Royal Choice'' as an alternative title for a translation of ''Pastor Fido''.

...]], beyond accepting a Duke of Bourbon as the character referred to in the title of the play, did not suggest a story line for the play; he rejected the lum ...so rejecting the linkage with ''The Trial of Chivalry'', suggests that the title character of [[Burbon (i.e. Bourbon?)|"Burbon"]] was Charles III, Duke of B

...is offers, in a roundabout way, some support for Adams's emendation of the title.

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...canary for the Man i' th' Moon" (5.1), and thus speculates that the play's title might refer to a room in a tavern. He also observes a reference to a tavern From the above evidence,it is clear that the title was proverbial. Another example of it can be found in a 1639 jest-book ([ht

...of "the nvtte" are provided here because of the apparent connection to the title of ''Crack Me This Nut'', but it should be noted that the identification is ...Greg II]], noting that the proverbial phrase in the play-title was the sub-title of an anti-Martinist tract called ''Pap with a Hatchet'', assigns the Dekke

Tragedy (from the play title)

...s]] above). In a note to the item in the appendix, Gurr clarifies that the title variations "[p]robably" indicate a single play (pp. 209-10, n. 24). ...e Grecian Comedy]]" and takes the opportunity of an absent "ne" for either title to contemplate the provenance of the play/s as having belonged to the earli

...no title has previously been proposed for the play under discussion. The title ''A King with His Two Sons'' originates with this Lost Plays Database entry ...in his discussion of Prince Charles's (I) company, but does not give it a title or a separate entry in the list of plays (Bentley, 1.204, 213). It is omit

...ts introduction to the stage and identify its initial company owners. This title disappears from theater records after its brief appearance in February 1597 ...med "Osric," scholars have been inclined to identify the play with another title. [[WorksCited|Malone]] does not offer an opinion (p. 299), nor does [[Works

...e of the immorality of late Caroline theatre: one of the "plays whose very title a modern father would scruple to pronounce before a woman or a child… Thr ...hing to do with this play. One is further struck by the similarity of the title to that of Thomas Heywood's comedy ''A Maidenhead Well Lost'', licensed, pe

...is the story of their meeting. It is accessible in three ballads with the title, "Robin Hood and Little John; Being an Account of their first Meeting, the ...ood and the Potter." To #32, Greg adds an entry (undated) with the variant title of "A Merry Iest of ''Robin Hood'', and of his life With a newe play for to

NB: The title used here is not uncontentious - see discussion below. ...loser examination, a lot depends upon whether there is any warrant for the title, used by the library catalogue, "the Square Play". That phrase can't be co

...ication so correct that he does not give "Muly Molocco" its own entry; the title is added to the index-entry for ''The Battle of Alcazar'', but in the item ...leyn ''did'' loan the Peele play to Strange's men, who played it under the title of "Muly Molocco" (p. 12, n.1). In 1931, in ''Dramatic Documents from the E

...man" of the 1641 record, but concludes that it probably is: "No other play title beginning with the letters of the Revels entry is known in the Elizabethan, ...is play was published in the Beaumont and Fletcher Folio of 1647 under the title, ''The Nice Valour, or the Passionate Madman'', since that play has a prolo

The use of the Saxon name in the play's title suggests that its subject matter is derived from the period prior to the No ...Warlam Chester" (2.#139, p. 301). [[WorksCited|Greg II]], citing Hazlitt's title choice of "Wars of Lancaster," rejects it both because "that play" (i.e., S

...Harbage (153), who (rather boldly) identifies this play as an alternative title for the lost play ''[[Pastor Stapilton]]'' (q.v.). On that basis he labels The title of ''The Royal Choice'' is unhelpful in determining its likely genre or plo

===Title-Page (Wing 2nd ed., C582)=== ...unexceptional. The 1657 title-page for Lodowick Carlell’s play of the same title (for which his authorship is not disputed) indicates a different company: t

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...A Knack to Know a Knave'') and ''Every Man out of his Humour'' (matched by title with ''Every Man in his Humour''). ...nclination of scholars to perceive "Love's Labour's Won" as an alternative title for a surviving play, settles on ''The Taming of the Shrew'' without much e

...and shepherdess, thus lending some credence to a "Tereus with a pastoral" title. As Dana F. Sutton explains in his edition of ''Philomela'', "The setting i

..." on 24 October 1594 confirms as much as is possible that a script by that title existed and was performed by the Admiral's men at the Rose playhouse. ...ian Comedy''" or a mistake in that "Henslowe may have started to write the title of the older play, corrected it, and then forgot to delete the first words"

[[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'' #1205]] opines that Henslowe's title (i.e., identifying Tristam as "de Lyons") "is a clear indicator that the pl ...ngland'' by Christopher Middleton (S. R. 20 Jan 1596, Q1597) carries a sub-title that names Tristram of Lyons: "With the worthy Atchieuement of Sir Lancelot

N.B. This lost play is untitled. The title offered here for convenience is that used by Wiggins. ...d Burbage, of the King's Men, was identified by Camden with the flattering title ''alter Roscius'', and since that name is otherwise given to Burbage in the

The title "Guise" appears in several of the catalogues of plays that were published b ...ragedies," appended to the 1656 quarto of Middleton's ''The Old Law'', the title "Guise" is attributed to "''Iohn Webster''" and designated "C" for comedy (

:''Castara'' is the title of William Habington's popular collection of poems first issued in 1634, an :It might be argued that the title of the play derives from Habington and that it was therefore written after

:Under Henslowe's title, ''A Note of all suche bookes as belong to the Stocke, and such as I have b ...we's spelling of "perce" (p. 131). [[Works Cited|F. G. Fleay]] renders the title character's name as "Piers" (Dekker, 1.123 #16; Drayton, 1.158 #13; Wilson,

A running title reads "''Books sold by'' Nath. Brook ''at the Angell in'' Cornhill". ...assume that Brook had a manuscript. Nothing else is known of a play of the title" (5.1422-23).

The proverb that doubles as title for the play is a warning "against trusting an attractive outward appearanc

...agnet that attracted various payments for which Henslowe did not specify a title. These include a payment by the Admiral's men on 14 January 1603 of 40s. to ...lowesdiary00unkngoog#page/n233/mode/1up Greg, I.173]; the entry leaves the title space blank; Foakes (p. 208) notes that Greg adds an unidentified forger's

...ed|Malone]] reads Henslowe's handwriting as "galiase" and guesses that the title might be ''Julius Caesar'' (p. 295, n. 6). [[WorksCited|Collier]] scoffs at '''Gurr''' appears to turn the title of the play into a character’s name and to cast Edward Alleyn in the role

...carries the name of Robert Yarington [[category:Robert Yarington]] on the title page, as well as the name of the printer, Matthew Lawe. [[category:Matthew ...ich settled ''for the moment'' the identity of the "Rob. Yarington" on the title page of the 1601: he was a scribe, as Greg had guessed, and still an appren

...ish Gent” is the name of a play because it is italicized in the prologue’s title (73). Fleay concurs with Gifford that this prologue is addressed to the “ Dutton raises the possibility that “The Irish Gentleman” is “an alternative title for the (lost) ''[[Merchant of Dublin, The|Merchant of Dublin]]'',” a los

...in the Spring of 1598. The partial payment of £2, and the absence of this title in the inventory list of playbooks subsequently drafted by Henslowe, casts :The central incident was presumably the one for which the title character was known: his murder of King Richard II, seemingly at the instig

...'Tragicomedia'' in 1502). The fact that the S.R. entry closely matches the title pages of the sixteenth-century Spanish editions of Rojas's novel might impl Critics early on noticed the Spanish source of the entry's title and drew comparisons with other Englishings of the ''Celestina'', including

...("The Life of Cardinal Wolsey") had been licensed on 3 September 1601, the title here must refer to the "Rising." ...peed twice refers to Wolsey's ascent as his "rising," the word used in the title of the present play: "it seems not unreasonable to suppose that its action

...registered at Stationers' Hall on 14 May 1594 and published in 1598 with a title-page advertisement of ownership by the Queen's men (p. 297, n3). Malone is ...equent editors of the diary may be trusted: Greg and Foakes transcribe the title of the play performed by Lord Strange's men at the Rose on 14 May 1592 as "

...e; alsom without much enthusiasm, he considers possible corruptions of the title for some other word.

An undated note in the hand of Sir George Buc on the title page of one of five surviving copies of ''Locrine'' (printed 1595) reads: ''Buc signature on the title page of Locrine; reproduced with permission from the Fondation Martin Bodme

...nal writings ''A Royal Arbor of Loyal Poesie'', reissued in 1665 under the title ''A Nursery of Novelties''. As early as '''Halliwell''' (99), they were be ...ays about uses of The Fleire in particular... The revised version bears no title. It could hardly be called The Fleire, since Antifront is no longer called

...the ballad (see below), the sub-title of which is closer to the 1578 play-title than to the 1599 one. ...the gruesome story is presented as though an historical fact. Echoing the title, the ballad has the following heading: "Being a Relation of a most lamentab

...'Pavier''' and Consent of a full Court of Assistantes all the estate right title and Interest which Master '''Thomas Pavier''' her late husband had in the C ...held the 3^d day of this instant August, all his estate, right, title interest, property, claime and demaund, of, in and to the severall bookes o

...Arcadian Virgin because "a known character" would probably be named in the title. He projects a performance at the Rose, implicitly rejecting Greg's thought

Charles Nicholl notes that "the title means 'the raging dunce,' glancing at Duns Scotus, the great mediaeval crit

'''Collier''' saw fit to lump this title with another one known from Henslowe's records in 1598: '''Chambers''' uses "Short and Sweet" as the title of the play, and suggests it "may have been on the same theme" as Gosson's

..., are partly privileg'd by the constraint of your marriage,---I claim that title. ...r to bed and cuckold her jealous husband. This example shows how the play-title "Love's aftergame" is a titillating one, hinting at some form of infidelity

...dieval romance narrative, translated from French by Henry Watson under the title ''The Hystory of the two valyaunte brethren Valentyne and Orson, sonnes vnt ...ole extant copy of the earliest seventeenth-century edition is missing its title page: see ''ESTC'' S492786.) See also Thomas Purfoot Sr.'s entrance in the

...d [[WorksCited|Collier (p. 33)]] have no comment on the "fair maid" of the title or on the play itself; neither does [[WorksCited|Fleay, ''BCED'']], but he ...haps one desirable one. On the other hand, the nationality of Italy in the title suggests generic connections with lost plays such as "[[Love of a Grecian L

'''Title'''<br> ...ilander King of Thrace',", "There is no warrant for the statement that the title was to be ''Philander King of Thrace''" (Adams 20).

...s in London, and the subject is of such a father and son as the old ballad title, ''The Devil of Dowgate and his Son'', would lead us to expect. Fletcher's Fourthly, Fleay suggests some sort of connection between this title and the lost ballad of 1596, “The devell of Dowgate and his sonne.” Th

...play already in print (as ''Revenger's'' was by 1609). Instead, he gave a title the existence of which "is only attested by his word" (135-6). Foakes also

...'The Florentine Friend''), and one of them possibly survives under another title (''Salisbury Plain''). ! scope="col" | Play title (standardized and hyperlinked)

:The proverbial title suggests a double tricking, but no particular anecdote or narrative is also

"Pair royal" is the correct reading of the title, and whatever subject this lost play was on, it celebrated three princes wo

...tley attributes the play to the King’s on the balance of probability: “The title is known only from the list of the Revels Office, apparently prepared for c

..., no title has previously been proposed for the play under discussion. The title ''A Huntsman in Green Apparel'' originates with this Lost Plays Database en

...to try a second anti-Spanish play within five months’ (Bentley, i, 15) the title, as well as the apparent attempted evasion of the Master of the Revels, sur ...ems clear is that, in the political climate of late 1624, a play with this title can only have referred to the international situation between England and S

...as "[[Welshman's Price, The (Welshman's Prize)|Welchmans price]]," a play title listed in Henslowe's inventory of books belonging to the Admiral's men, 3 M ...in identifying "Famous Wars of Henry I and the Prince of Wales" with the title listed in Henslowe's 1598 inventory, and he adopted Fleay's change of title

...upid and Psyche story is prominent in ''The Golden Asse'', and this work's title would signal the pejorative and spurious references to Jewish golden ass wo ...play covered here had any influence on the later play of roughly the same title. But both plays point directly to Adlington's translation of Apulieus.<br>

There are no obvious candidates for the title characters, and thus no obvious source texts for their story. See [[#Critic ...k-identifies the January entry as possibly an attempt at spelling the same title. Reinforcing Malone's conjecture, he also associates the Admiral's play wit

N.B. This lost play is untitled. The title offered here for convenience is that used by Wiggins.

...l of Orrery. Orrery’s play was first performed in Dublin in 1662 under the title ''Altemera'' and in London in 1664 as ''The Generall'' (Bode). W. S. Clark

'''Bentley''' concurs that the record is corrupt: "The title is probably the result of some confusion and not evidence of another lost p

...rinted for Matthew Law and advertising authorship by Rob. Yarington on the title page. In that publication, the first of the two tragedies is billed as "the The name, "Rob. Yarington," appears in the authorial position on the title page of ''Two Lamentable Tragedies'' (1601) [http://www.archive.org/stream/

...and entirely separate plays from the Restoration theatre hit upon the same title. ...f each, click the respective phrase). ''The Younger Brother'' is the only title in common between these two documents. Hill's List seems to testify to the

...with the army and celebrate a triumph. He also officially granted him the title ''magnus'' (“great”). After Sulla’s abdication (79 BCE) and death (78 ...st, did not include Caesar, although it is remarkable for the focus of its title."

...‘For What It’s Worth’). Bentley speculates that it may be ‘an alternative title for some play now known by another name … [and] not much reliance should On the assumption that a play of this title did exist we must conclude that the identity of the author is unknown. Ther

...lowe makes an error in recording the play with this apparently nonsensical title. '''Joseph Ritson''' disagreed, citing John Wilson's anthology ''The Englis ...with the reign of King Edward the Confessor, and indeed lists it under the title ''Edward the Confessor'':

...n Hood and Little John" was in the hands of stationers by 14 May 1594. Its title further designates it as a "pastorall plesant com''m''edie."