[822] Archiv, xiv. 122.
[823] Zeitschrift für vergleichende Litteraturgeschichte, N. F. vii. 61. They played in 1604 Daniel in the Lions’ Den, Melone of Dalmatia, Lewis King of Spain, Celinde and Sedea, Pyramus and Thisbe, Annabella a Duke’s Daughter of Montferrat; and in 1606 Charles Duke of Burgundy, Susanna, The Prodigal Son, A Disobedient Merchant’s Son, An Ancient Roman, Vincentius Ladislaus. The Nördlingen and Rothenburg companies must be the same. Celinde and Sedea, however, is found in a repertory, not of Green, but of Spencer; cf. p. 289.
[824] Herz, 42, 65.
[825] A. van Sorgen, De Tooneelspeelkunst in Utrecht.
[826] Bolte, 41, 47. Herz, 27, conjectures that these may have been the English players at Wolfenbüttel in May 1615; cf. p. 277.
[827] Schlager, 168; Meissner in Sh.-Jahrbuch, xix. 139.
[828] Cohn, xciii; cf. p. 282 as to the inference that Green was at Gräz in 1607–8.
[829] Archiv, xiv. 129.
[830] Archiv, xv. 120.
[831] Mentzel, 60.