[1341] Heywood, Pleasant Dialogues and Dramas, 247.
[1342] Adams, 300.
[1343] Prynne, Epistle to Histriomastix (1633); W. C., London’s Lamentation for her Sins (1625), ‘Yet even then, Oh Lord, were the theatres magnified and enlarged’.
[1344] Fortnightly Review (May 1916).
[1345] Cf. App. I.
[1346] Cf. ch. xviii, Bibl. Note.
[1347] Mediaeval Stage, ii. 250; cf. i. 53, 68, 72; ii. 244 (Durham Priory), 246 (Thetford Priory), 247 (Winchester College), 248 (Magdalen, Oxford).
[1348] Strutt, Sports and Pastimes (ed. Cox), 195.
[1349] Rendle, Old Southwark, f. p., 31.
[1350] It is also, although unnamed, in Smith’s drawing of 1588, but that is probably based on Agas.