A Chronicle History of the Life and Work of William Shakespeare / Player, Poet, and Playmaker

by Frederick Gard Fleay

FOOTNOTES:

[12] This name occurs in Apollonius and Sylla, of which more hereafter.

[13] Compare with this Masque, that by Beaumont written for the Inner Temple, 1613.

• 1. "Thy banks with pioned and twilled brims" (Tempest).
  "Bordered with sedges and water flowers" (Inner Temple Masque).
  "Naiades with sedged crowns" (Tempest).
• 2. "Blessing ... and increasing" (Tempest).
  "Blessing and increase" (Inner Temple Masque).
• 3. The main part played by Iris in both.
• 4. The dance of the Naiads in both. Many of the properties could be utilised in both performances.

[14] Pericles and Edward III. are no exceptions to this statement; the copyrights of both belonged to other publishers, and were retained by these after the Folio was issued.

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