The Elizabethan Stage, Vol. 4

by E. K. Chambers

Camb. Emmanuel MS. 3. 1. 17. ‘Authore M^r Cruso Caii Colle: Cantabr.’

Aquila Cruso entered Gonville and Caius in 1610.

Fatum Vortigerni.

Lansd. MS. 723, f. 1. ‘Fatum Vortigerni seu miserabilis vita et exitus Vortigerni regis Britanniae vna complectens aduentum Saxonum siue Anglorum in Britanniam.’

Keller puts the play at the end of the sixteenth century, and thinks it influenced by Richard III.

Fortunia (March 1615).

See s.v. Susenbrotus.

Herodes.

Camb. Univ. MS. Mm. I. 24, with dedication by William Goldingham, B.A. 1567 and Fellow of Trinity Hall 1571, to ‘D. Thomae Sackuilo, Equiti aurato, Domino de Buckhurst.’ Sackville became Lord Buckhurst 1567 and K.G. 1588.

Hispanus (March 1597).