The actor-list points to St. John’s, Cambridge, in 1606.
APPENDIX L
PRINTED PLAYS
[Preliminary Note.—This is a chronological abstract of plays, printed or entered for printing in the Stationers’ Register, of which either the entry or the possible date of production falls in 1558–1616. Some of the later plays are only included in deference to the conjectures of others as to their early origin in whole or in part. The list is little more than an index; details must be sought in chh. xxiii and xxiv. I think it is nearly self-explanatory. The plays marked T. in col. 1 are those of which the first entry in the Register is in connexion with a transfer of copyright; the name in col. 4 is then that of the transferrer. Titles of non-extant plays are marked with inverted commas in col. 3; some of them (cf. App. M) may not really relate to plays at all. The symbol (s) in col. 6 is used where the imprint indicates, not that a play is printed ‘for’ a stationer, but that it is ‘to be sold by’ a stationer; it is not quite clear how far the two formulae are equivalent. The most important notes in col. 7 are those in italics, which indicate direct evidence afforded by the entry or first title-page as to companies by which the plays had been acted. I have added from other sources additional ascriptions which seem certain or reasonably probable, and sometimes omitted even title-page evidence where it obviously relates to production by a company of later origin than 1616. The notes in col. 8 must not be taken as attributions of authorship, but merely as guides to the relevant sections in ch. xxiii or to ch. xxiv. The brackets in this column indicate that the plays, being pre-Elizabethan, are dealt with in App. X of The Mediaeval Stage. Some statistics, based on this list, of the output of plays from the Elizabethan press, will be found in ch. xxii.]
| Date of Entry. | Date of Print. | Title. | Enterer. | Printer. | Publisher. | Source. | Author. |
| (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) | (7) | (8) |
| 1557–8 | N.D. | Wealth and Health | J. Walley | [No imprint] | [Anon.] | ||
| 1557–8 | N.D. | Youth | J. Walley | J. Walley | [Anon.] | ||
| 1557–8 | 1568 | Jacob and Esau | H. Sutton | Bynneman | [Anon.] | ||
| 1558–9 | 1559 | Troas | Tottel | Tottel | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| Thyestes | Powell? | Transl. | Seneca. | ||||
| 1560, June 10 | 1560 | Nice Wanton | King | King | [Anon.] | ||
| 1560, June 10 | N.D. | Impatient Poverty | King | King | [Anon.] | ||
| 1560, Aug. 14 | N.D. | Lusty Juventus | King | Copland | [Wever.] | ||
| 1560, Oct. 30? | N.D. | Robin Hood | Copland | Copland | Anon. | ||
| N.D. | Enough is as Good as a Feast | J. Allde | W. Wager. | ||||
| 1560–1 | ‘Witless’ | Hacket | [Heywood.] | ||||
| 1560–1 | 1561 | Godly Queen Hester | Pickering | Pickering Hacket | [Anon.] | ||
| 1561, May 11 | N.D. | Free Will | Tisdale | Tisdale | Transl. | Cheke. | |
| 1561 | Hercules Furens | H. Sutton | Transl. | Seneca. | |||
| 1561–2 | ‘Two Sins of King David’ | Hacket | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1562–3 | 1562 | Three Laws | Colwell | Colwell | [Bale.] | ||
| 1562–3 | N.D. | Jack Juggler | Copland | Copland | [Anon.] | ||
| 1562–3 | 1575 | Gammer Gurton’s Needle | Colwell | Colwell | Univ. | [Anon.] | |
| 1562–3 | 1661 | Tom Tyler and his Wife | Colwell | Kirkman | Anon. | ||
| 1562–3 | 1563, Apr. 28 | Oedipus | Colwell | Colwell | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| [T. 1582, Jan. 15] | N.D. | Weather | [Awdeley] | Awdeley | [Heywood.] | ||
| 1565–6 | [t.p. lost] | Albion Knight (fragm.) | Colwell | Anon. | |||
| 1565–6 | 1565, Sept. 22 | Gorboduc | Griffith | Griffith | Inner Temple | Norton. | |
| 1565–6 | 1565, Oct. | King Darius | Colwell | Colwell | Anon. | ||
| 1565–6 | 1566 | Agamemnon | Colwell | Colwell | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| 1565–6 | [t.p. lost] | Cruel Debtor (fragm.) | Colwell | W. Wager. | |||
| 1565–6 | 1566 | Medea | Colwell | Colwell | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| 1565–6 1568–9 | N.D. | Patient Grissell | Colwell | Colwell | Phillip. | ||
| 1566–7 | N.D. | Octavia | Denham | Denham | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| 1566–7 | 1581 | Hippolytus | Denham | T. Marsh | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| 1566–7 1570–1 | 1581 | Hercules Oetaeus | Denham Colwell | T. Marsh | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| 1566–7 | [t.p. lost] | Ralph Roister Doister | Hacket | [Udall.] | |||
| 1566–7 | ‘Far Fetched and Dear Bought is Good for Ladies’ | Hacket | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1566–7 | 1566 | Repentance of Mary Magdalen | Charlwood | Charlwood | L. Wager. | ||
| 1566–7 | ‘College of Canonical Clerks’ | Charlwood | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1567 | Trial of Treasure | Purfoot | Anon. | ||||
| 1567 | Orestes | Griffith | Pickering. | ||||
| 1567–8 | 1571 | Damon and Pithias | R. Jones | R. Jones | Chapel | Edwardes. | |
| 1567–8 | 1575 | Apius and Virginia | R. Jones | Howe | R. Jones | Anon. | |
| 1568–9 | 1568 | Like Will to Like | J. Allde | J. Allde | Fulwell. | ||
| 1568–9 | [1578?] | ‘Susanna’ | Colwell | T. Garter. | |||
| 1568–9 | N.D. | The Longer Thou Livest, the More Fool Thou Art | R. Jones | Howe | R. Jones | W. Wager. | |
| [T. 1582,Jan. 15] | 1569, Sept. 14 | Four Ps | [Awdeley] | J. Allde | [Heywood.] | ||
| 1569–70 | N.D. | Disobedient Child | Colwell | Colwell | Ingelend. | ||
| 1569–70 | N.D. | Marriage of Wit and Science | T. Marsh | T. Marsh | Anon. | ||
| 1569–70 | N.D. | Cambyses | J. Allde | J. Allde | Preston. | ||
| 1573 | Supposes | Bynneman | R. Smith | Gray’s Inn | Gascoigne. | ||
| 1573 | Jocasta | Bynneman | R. Smith | Gray’s Inn | Gascoigne. | ||
| 1573 | New Custom | Howe | Veale | Anon. | |||
| 1575 | Glass of Government | Middleton | Barker | Gascoigne. | |||
| N.D. | Minds | [No imprint] | Transl. | Anon. | |||
| 1576, July 26 | N.D. | Common Conditions | Hunter | Howe | Hunter | Anon. | |
| 1576, Oct. 22 | 1576 | Tide Tarrieth No Man | H. Jackson | H. Jackson | Wapull. | ||
| 1577, Nov. 25 | 1578 | All for Money | Ward | Ward and Mundee | Lupton. | ||
| 1577 | Abraham’s Sacrifice | Vautrollier | Transl. | Golding. | |||
| 1577 | God’s Promises | Charlwood | Peele | [Bale.] | |||
| 1578, July 31 | 1578, Aug. 20 | Promos and Cassandra | R. Jones | R. Jones | Whetstone. | ||
| 1580–1 | 1581 | Ten Tragedies | T. Marsh | T. Marsh | Transl. | Seneca. | |
| 1581, July 31 | 1581 | Antigone | Wolf | Wolf | Transl. | Watson. | |
| 1581 | Conflict of Conscience | Bradock | Woodes. | ||||
| 1584, Apr. 6 | 1584 | Sapho and Phao | Cadman | Dawson | Cadman | Chapel, Paul’s | Lyly. |
| 1584, Nov. 12 | 1585 | Fedele and Fortunio | Hacket | Hacket | Transl. | Anon. | |
| 1584 | Arraignment of Paris | H. Marsh | Chapel | Peele. | |||
| 1584 | Three Ladies of London | Ward | Wilson. | ||||
| [T. 1597, Apr. 12] | 1584 | Campaspe | [Cadman] | Cadman | Chapel, Paul’s | Lyly. | |
| 1585, Apr. 1 1591, Oct. 4 | 1592 | Galathea | Cawood J. Broome | Charlwood | J. Broome | Paul’s | Lyly. |
| 1587[8] | Misfortunes of Arthur | Robinson | Gray’s Inn | Hughes. | |||
| 1588 | Andria | East | Woodcock | Transl. | Kyffin. | ||
| 1589 | Rare Triumphs of Love and Fortune | E. A. | E. White | Derby’s? | Anon. | ||
| 1590, July 31 | 1590 | Three Lords and Three Ladies of London | R. Jones | R. Jones | Queen’s? | Wilson. | |
| 1590, Aug. 14 | 1590 | 1, 2 Tamburlaine | R. Jones | R. Jones | Admiral’s | Marlowe. | |
| 1591, Feb. 9 | 1591 | Phillis and Amyntas | Ponsonby | T. Orwin | Ponsonby | Transl. | Fraunce. |
| 1591, July 26 | ‘Hunting of Cupid’ | R. Jones | Peele. | ||||
| 1591, Oct. 4 | 1591 | Endymion | J. Broome | Charlwood | J. Broome | Paul’s | Lyly. |
| 1591, Oct. 4 | 1592 | Midas | J. Broome | Scarlet | J. Broome | Paul’s | Lyly. |
| 1591 | Tancred and Gismund | Scarlet | Robinson (s) | Inner Temple | Wilmot. | ||
| 1591 | 1, 2 Troublesome Reign of King John | [T. Orwin] | Clarke | Queen’s | Anon. | ||
| 1592, Apr. 3 | 1592 | Arden of Feversham | E. White | E. White | Anon. | ||
| 1592, May 3 | 1592 | Antonius | Ponsonby | Ponsonby | Transl. | Herbert. | |
| 1592, Oct. 6 | N.D. | Spanish Tragedy | Jeffes | E. Allde | E. White | Strange’s? | Kyd. |
| 1592, Nov. 20 | N.D. | Soliman and Perseda | E. White | E. Allde | E. White | Anon. | |
| [Oxford] | 1592 | Ulysses Redux | Joseph Barnes | Univ. | Gager. | ||
| [Oxford] | 1592 | Meleager Panniculus Hippolyto assutus | Joseph Barnes | Univ. | Gager. | ||
| 1593, July 6 | 1594 | Edward II | W. Jones | W. Jones | Pembroke’s | Marlowe. | |
| 1593, Oct. 8 | 1593 | Edward I | Jeffes | Jeffes | Barley (s) | Peele. | |
| 1593, Oct. 19 | 1594 | Cleopatra | S. Waterson | Roberts and E. Allde | S. Waterson | Closet | Daniel. |
| 1593, Oct. 23 | 1593 | Jack Straw | Danter | Danter | Barley (s) | Anon. | |
| 1593, Dec. 7 | 1594 | Orlando Furioso | Danter | Danter | Burby | Queen’s Admiral’s Strange’s | Greene. |
| 1594, Jan. 7 | 1594 | Knack to Know a Knave | R. Jones | R. Jones | Strange’s | Anon. | |
| 1594, Jan. 26 | 1594 | Cornelia | Ling and Busby | Roberts | Ling and Busby | Transl. | Kyd. |
| 1594, Feb. 6 | 1594 | Titus Andronicus | Danter | Danter | E. White (s) and Millington (s) | Derby’s Pembroke’s Sussex’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1594, Mar. 5 | 1594 | Looking Glass for London and England | Creede | Creede | Barley (s) | Queen’s? Strange’s | Greene. |
| 1594, Mar. 12 | 1594 | 1 Contention of York and Lancaster | Millington | Creede | Millington | Pembroke’s? | Anon. |
| 1594, May 2 | 1594 | Taming of A Shrew | Short | Short | Burby (s) | Pembroke’s | Anon. |
| 1594, May 13 | 1595 | Pedlar’s Prophecy | Creede | Creede | Barley (s) | Anon. | |
| 1594, May 14 | 1598 | Famous Victories of Henry V | Creede | Creede | Queen’s | Anon. | |
| 1594, May 14 | 1598 | James IV | Creede | Creede | Queen’s? | Greene. | |
| 1594, May 14 | 1594 | Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay | Islip | E. White | Strange’s Sussex’s Queen’s | Greene. | |
| 1594, May 14 1605, May 8 | 1605 | King Leir | Islip Stafford | Stafford | J. Wright | Queen’s Sussex’s | Anon. |
| 1594, May 14 | ‘John of Gaunt’ | E. White | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1594, May 14 | 1599 | David and Bethsabe | Islip | Islip | Peele. | ||
| 1594, May 14 | ‘Robin Hood and Little John’ | Islip | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1594, May 17 1632, Nov. 20 | 1633 | Jew of Malta | Ling and Millington. Vavasour | I. B. | Vavasour | Strange’s Sussex’s Admiral’s | Marlowe. |
| 1594, May 24 | 1594 | Wounds of Civil War | Danter | Danter | Admiral’s | Lodge. | |
| 1594, June 8 | 1594 | Cobbler’s Prophecy | Burby | Danter | Burby | Wilson. | |
| 1594, June 10 | 1595 | Menaechmi | Creede | Creede | Barley (s) | Transl. | Warner. |
| 1594, June 18 | 1594 | Mother Bombie | Burby | Scarlet | Burby | Paul’s | Lyly. |
| 1594, June 19 | 1615 | Four Prentices of London | Danter | I. W. | Admiral’s Anne’s | Heywood. | |
| 1594, June 19 | ‘Heliogabilus’ | Danter | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1594, June 19 | 1594 | True Tragedy of Richard III | Creede | Creede | Barley (s) | Queen’s | Anon. |
| 1594, July 20 | 1595 | Locrine | Creede | Creede | Anon. | ||
| N.D. | Fair Em | T. N. and I. W. | Strange’s | Anon. | |||
| 1594 | Battle of Alcazar | E. Allde | Bankworth | Strange’s Admiral’s | Peele. | ||
| 1594 | Selimus | Creede | Queen’s | Anon. | |||
| 1594 | Wars of Cyrus | E. A. | Blackwall | Chapel | Anon. | ||
| [T. 1600, June 26?] | 1594 | Dido | [Lynley] | J. Orwin | Woodcock | Chapel | Marlowe. |
| 1595, Apr. 1 | 1599 | George a Greene | Burby | Stafford | Burby | Sussex’s | Anon. |
| 1595, Apr. 16 | 1595 | Old Wive’s Tale | Hancock | Danter | Hancock (s) and Hardy (s) | Queen’s | Peele. |
| 1595, May 10 | ‘Ninus and Semiramis’ | Hardy | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1595, May 23 1600, Mar. 31 | ‘Valentine and Orson’ | T. Gosson and Hancock. W. White | Queen’s | [App. M.] | |||
| 1595, Sept. 22 | 1597 | Woman in the Moon | Finch | W. Jones | Lyly. | ||
| 1595, Nov. 24 | ‘Rufus I’ | Blackwell | Admiral’s? | [App. M.] | |||
| 1595, Nov. 26 | 1596 | Knack to Know an Honest Man | Burby | Burby | Admiral’s | Anon. | |
| 1595, Dec. 1 | 1596 | Edward III | Burby | Burby | Chamberlain’s? | Anon. | |
| [T. 1602, Apr. 19] | 1595 | True Tragedy of Richard Duke of York | [Millington] | P. S. | Millington | Pembroke’s | Anon. |
| 1596, Jan. 20 | ‘1 Chinon of England’ [?] | Gosson and Danter | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1597, Apr. 21 | ‘Eunuchus’ | Linley | Transl. | Kyffyn | |||
| 1597, Aug. 29 | 1597 | Richard II | Wise | Simmes | Wise | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1597, Oct. 20 | 1597 | Richard III | Wise | Simmes | Wise | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| [T. 1607, Jan. 22] | 1597 | Romeo and Juliet | [Burby] | Danter | Hunsdon’s | Shakespeare. | |
| 1598, Feb. 25 | 1598 | 1 Henry IV | Wise | P. S. | Wise | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1598, July 22 | 1600 | Merchant of Venice | Roberts | Roberts | Hayes | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1598, Aug. 15 | 1598 | Blind Beggar of Alexandria | W. Jones | W. Jones | Admiral’s | Chapman. | |
| 1598, Oct. 5 | ‘Celestina’ | Aspley | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1598, Oct. 5 | 1598 | Virtuous Octavia | Ponsonby | Ponsonby | Closet | Brandon. | |
| [T. 1607, Jan. 22] | 1598 | Love’s Labour’s Lost | [Burby] | W. W. | Burby | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| [T. 1618, Sept. 17] | 1598 | Mucedorus | [S. Jones] | W. Jones | Anon. | ||
| [Cambridge] | 1598 | Adelphi Andria Eunuchus Heautontimoroumenos Hecyra Phormio | Legatt | Transl. | Bernard. | ||
| 1599, Aug. 28 | 1600 | 1, 2 Edward IV | Oxenbridge and Busby | F. K. | H. Lownes and Oxenbridge | Derby’s | Anon. |
| 1599, Nov. 17 | 1599 | Warning for Fair Women | Aspley | Simmes | Aspley | Chamberlain’s | Anon. |
| 1599 | Humourous Day’s Mirth | Simmes | Admiral’s | Chapman. | |||
| 1599 | Two Angry Women of Abingdon | Hunt and Ferbrand | Admiral’s | Porter. | |||
| 1599 | Clyomon and Clamydes | Creede | Queen’s | Anon. | |||
| 1599 | Alphonsus | Creede | Greene. | ||||
| 1600, Feb. 20 | 1600 | Old Fortunatus | Aspley | S. S. | Aspley | Admiral’s | Dekker. |
| 1600, Mar. 28 | 1603 | Patient Grissell | Burby | Rocket | Admiral’s | Dekker. | |
| 1600, Apr. 8 | 1600 | Every Man Out of His Humour | Holme | Ling | Chamberlain’s | Jonson. | |
| 1600, May 27 | ‘Cloth Breeches and Velvet Hose’ | Roberts | Chamberlain’s | ||||
| 1600, May 29 | 1602 | A Larum for London | Roberts | Ferbrand | Chamberlain’s | Anon. | |
| 1600, July 24 | 1600 | Maid’s Metamorphosis | Oliffe | Creede | Oliffe | Paul’s | Anon. |
| 1600, July 24 | ‘Give a Man Luck, and Throw Him into the Sea’ | Oliffe | |||||
| [Stayed 1600, Aug. 4] | [1623] | As You Like It | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. | |||
| [Stayed 1600, Aug. 4] [T. 1600, Aug. 14] | 1600 | Henry V | [?] | Creede | Millington and Busby (sen.) | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| [Stayed 1600, Aug. 4] 1600, Aug. 14 | 1601 | Every Man In His Humour | Burby and Burre | Burre | Chamberlain’s | Jonson. | |
| [Stayed 1600, Aug. 4] 1600, Aug. 23 | 1600 | Much Ado About Nothing | Wise and Aspley | V. S. | Wise and Aspley | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1600, Aug. 11 | 1600 | 1 Sir John Oldcastle ‘2 Sir John Oldcastle’ | Pavier Pavier | V. S. | Pavier | Admiral’s | Drayton. |
| 1600, Aug. 11 | 1605 | Captain Thomas Stukeley | Pavier | Pavier | Admiral’s? | Anon. | |
| 1600, Aug. 14 | ‘Tartarian Cripple, Emperor of Constantinople’ | Burby | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1600, Aug. 23 | 1600 | 2 Henry IV | Wise and Aspley | V. S. | Wise and Aspley | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1600, Sept. 8 | 1601 | Jack Drum’s Entertainment | F. Norton | Oliffe | Paul’s | Anon. | |
| 1600, Oct. 7 | 1600 | Wisdom of Dr. Dodipoll | Oliffe | Creede | Oliffe | Paul’s | Anon. |
| 1600, Oct. 8 | 1600 | Midsummer Night’s Dream | Fisher | Fisher | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. | |
| 1600, Oct. 23 | 1600 | Weakest Goeth to the Wall | Oliffe | Creede | Oliffe | Oxford’s | Anon. |
| 1600, Oct. 28 | 1600 | Summer’s Last Will and Testament | Burby and Burre | Stafford | Burre | Private | Nashe. |
| 1600, Nov. 25 | 1601 | Love’s Metamorphosis | Wood | Wood | Paul’s, Chapel | Lyly. | |
| 1600, Dec. 1 | 1601 | 1, 2 Robert Earl of Huntingdon | Leake | Leake | Admiral’s | Munday. | |
| 1600 | Look About You | Ferbrand | Admiral’s | Anon. | |||
| [T. 1610, Apr. 19] | 1600 | Shoemaker’s Holiday | [Simmes] | Simmes | Admiral’s | Dekker. | |
| 1601, Jan. 7 | 1604 | Dr. Faustus | Bushell | V. S. | Bushell | Admiral’s | Marlowe. |
| 1601, Mar. 1 | ‘God Speed the Plough’ | John Harrison | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1601, May 23 | 1601 | Cynthia’s Revels | Burre | Burre | Chapel | Jonson. | |
| 1601, July 3 | ‘George Scanderbarge’ | E. Allde | Oxford’s | [App. M.] | |||
| 1601, Aug. 3 | 1616 | Englishmen for my Money | W. White | W. White | Admiral’s | Haughton. | |
| 1601, Sept. 16 | 1602 | Pastor Fido | S. Waterson | S. Waterson | Transl. | Anon. | |
| 1601, Oct. 24 | 1602 | 1, 2 Antonio and Mellida | M. Lownes and Fisher | M. Lownes and Fisher. Fisher | Paul’s | Marston. | |
| 1601, Nov. 11 | 1602 | Satiromastix | John Barnes | E. White | Chamberlain’s Paul’s | Dekker. | |
| 1601, Dec. 21 | 1602 | Poetaster | M. Lownes | M. Lownes | Chapel | Jonson. | |
| 1601 | Two Lamentable Tragedies | Lawe | Admiral’s? | Yarington. | |||
| 1602, Jan. 18 | 1602 | Merry Wives of Windsor | Busby (sen.) | T. C. | A. Johnson | Chamberlain’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1602, June 7 | 1602 | Blurt Master Constable | E. Allde | Rocket | Paul’s | Middleton. | |
| 1602, July 26 | 1603 | Hamlet | Roberts | [Simmes] | Ling and Trundle | King’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1602, Aug. 11 | 1602 | Thomas Lord Cromwell | Cotton | W. Jones | Chamberlain’s | Anon. | |
| 1602 | Liberality and Prodigality | Stafford | Vincent | Chapel? | Anon. | ||
| 1602 | How a Man may Choose a Good Wife from a Bad | Lawe | Worcester’s | Anon. | |||
| [Edinburgh] | 1602 | Satire of the Three Estaitis | Charteris | [Lindsay.] | |||
| 1603, Feb. 7 1609, Jan. 28 | 1609 | Troilus and Cressida | Roberts. Bonian and Walley | Eld | Bonian and Walley | King’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1603, Feb. 23 | [t.p. impf.] | Nero | Blount | Blount | Univ. | Gwynne. | |
| [Edinburgh] | 1603 | Darius | Waldegrave | Closet | Alexander. | ||
| [Edinburgh] | 1603 | Philotus | Charteris | Anon. | |||
| N.D. | Massacre at Paris | E. A. | E. White | Strange’s Admiral’s | Marlowe. | ||
| 1604, Apr. 30 | 1604 1607 1607 | Croesus Alexandraean Julius Caesar | Blount | Simmes | Blount | Closet | Alexander. |
| 1604, July 5 | 1604 | Malcontent | Aspley and Thorpe | V. S. | Aspley | Revels, King’s | Marston. |
| 1604, Nov. 2 | 1605 | Sejanus | Blount | Eld | Thorpe | King’s | Jonson. |
| 1604, Nov. 9 | 1604 | 1 Honest Whore | T. Man (jun.) | V. S. | Hodgets | Henry’s | Dekker. |
| 1604, Nov. 29 | 1605 | Philotas | S. Waterson and Blount | Eld | S. Waterson and Blount | Revels | Daniel. |
| 1604, Dec. 4 | 1605 | Trial of Chivalry | Butter | Stafford | Butter | Derby’s | Anon. |
| 1604 | Wit of a Woman | E. White | Anon. | ||||
| 1605, Feb. 8 | ‘Richard Whittington’ | Pavier | Henry’s | [App. M.] | |||
| 1605, Feb. 8 | 1605 | Fair Maid of Bristow | Pavier | Pavier | King’s | Anon. | |
| 1605, Feb. 12 | 1605 | When You See Me, You Know Me | Butter | Butter | Henry’s | S. Rowley. | |
| 1605, Mar. 2 | 1607 | Westward Ho | Rocket | Hodgets (s) | Paul’s | Dekker. | |
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| 1605, June 26 | 1605 | Dutch Courtesan | Hodgets | T. P. | Hodgets | Revels | Marston. |
| 1605, July 5 | 1605 | 1 If You Know Not Me, You Know Nobody | Butter | Butter | Anne’s? | Heywood. | |
| 1605, Sept. 4 | 1605 | Eastward Ho | Aspley and Thorpe | Aspley | Revels | Chapman. | |
| 1605, Sept. 14 | 1606 | 2 If You Know Not Me, You Know Nobody | Butter | Butter | Anne’s? | Heywood. | |
| 1605, Oct. 16 | 1606 | 3 Parnassus | J. Wright | Eld | J. Wright | Univ. | Anon. |
| 1605, Nov. 26 | 1606 | Queen’s Arcadia | S. Waterson | Eld | S. Waterson | Univ. | Daniel. |
| 1605, Nov. 26 | 1606 | Gentleman Usher | Simmes | Simmes | Thorpe | Chapel? | Chapman. |
| 1605 | All Fools | Thorpe | Revels | Chapman. | |||
| 1605 | London Prodigal | T. C. | Butter | King’s | Anon. | ||
| 1605 | 1 Jeronimo | Pavier | Chamberlain’s? | Anon. | |||
| 1606, Jan. 10 | 1606 | Sir Giles Goosecap | Blount | Windet | Blount | Chapel | Anon. |
| 1606, Mar. 12 | N.D. | Nobody and Somebody | Trundle | Trundle | Anne’s | Anon. | |
| 1606, Mar. 12 | 1606 | Fawn | Cotton | T. P. | Cotton | Revels, Paul’s | Marston. |
| 1606, Mar. 17 | 1606 | Sophonisba | Edgar | Windet | Revels | Marston. | |
| 1606, May 13 | 1607 | Fleir | Trundle and Busby | F. B. | F. B. (s) | Revels | Sharpham. |
| 1606, June 5 | N.D. | Caesar’s Revenge | J. Wright and Fosbrooke | G. E. | J. Wright | Univ. | Anon. |
| 1606, Nov. 12 | 1606 | Wily Beguiled | C. Knight | H. L. | C. Knight | Paul’s? | Anon. |
| 1606 | M. D’Olive | T. C. | Holmes | Revels | Chapman. | ||
| 1606 | Isle of Gulls | Hodgets (s) | Revels | Day. | |||
| 1607, Feb. 23 | 1607 | Lingua | S. Waterson | Eld | S. Waterson | Univ.? | Tomkis. |
| 1607, Apr. 10 | 1607 | Claudius Tiberius Nero | Burton | Burton | Univ.? | Anon. | |
| 1607, Apr. 20 | 1607 | Whore of Babylon | Butter and Trundle | Butter | Henry’s | Dekker. | |
| 1607, Apr. 24 | 1607 | Fair Maid of the Exchange | Rocket | Rocket | Anon. | ||
| 1607, May 9 | 1607 | Phoenix | Johnson | E. A. | Johnson | Paul’s | Middleton. |
| 1607, May 15 | 1607 | Michaelmas Term | Johnson | Johnson | Paul’s | Middleton. | |
| 1607, May 20 | 1607 | Woman Hater | Edgar and R. Jackson | R. R. | Hodgets (s) | Paul’s | Beaumont. |
| 1607, June 3 | 1607 | Bussy D’Ambois | Aspley | Aspley | Paul’s | Chapman. | |
| 1607, June 29 | 1607 | Cupid’s Whirligig | Busby and Johnson | E. Allde | Johnson (s) | King’s Revels | Sharpham. |
| 1607, June 29 | 1607 | Travels of the Three English Brothers | J. Wright | J. Wright | Anne’s | Day. | |
| 1607, July 31 | 1607 | Miseries of Enforced Marriage | Vincent | Vincent | King’s | Wilkins. | |
| 1607, Aug. 6 | 1607 | Puritan | Eld | Eld | Paul’s | Anon. | |
| 1607, Aug. 6 | 1607 | Northward Ho | Eld | Eld | Paul’s | Dekker. | |
| 1607, Aug. 6 | 1607 | What You Will | Thorpe | Eld | Thorpe | Paul’s? | Marston. |
| 1607, Oct. 7 | 1607 | Revenger’s Tragedy | Eld | Eld | King’s | Anon. | |
| 1607, Oct. 7 | 1608 | Trick to Catch the Old One | Eld | Eld | Paul’s | Middleton. | |
| 1607, Oct. 12 | 1608 | Family of Love | Browne and Helme | Helme | King’s Revels | Middleton. | |
| 1607, Oct. 14 | ‘Jesuits Comedy’ | E. Allde and Johnson | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1607, Oct. 16 | 1607 | Devil’s Charter | J. Wright | G. E. | J. Wright | King’s | Barnes. |
| 1607, Oct. 22 | 1608 | Merry Devil of Edmonton | Johnson | Ballard | Johnson | King’s | Anon. |
| 1607, Nov. 26 | 1608 | King Lear | Butter and Busby (sen.) | [Okes] | Butter | King’s | Shakespeare. |
| [T. 1610, Oct. 3] | 1607 | Volpone | [Thorpe] | Thorpe | King’s | Jonson. | |
| 1607 | Woman Killed with Kindness | W. Jaggard | Hodgets (s) | Anne’s | Heywood. | ||
| 1607 | Sir Thomas Wyatt | E. A. | T. Archer | Anne’s | Dekker. | ||
| 1607 | Vertumnus | Okes | Blount | Univ. | Gwynne. | ||
| 1608, Mar. 22 | N.D. | Your Five Gallants | Bonian | Bonian | Revels | Middleton. | |
| 1608, Mar. 26 | ‘Adams Tragedy’ | W. White | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1608, Mar. 28 | 1608 | Law Tricks | Moore | Moore | Revels | Day. | |
| 1608, Apr. 12 | 1608 | Humour out of Breath | Helme | Helme | King’s Revels | Day. | |
| 1608, Apr. 29 1630, June 29 | 1630 | 2 Honest Whore | T. Man (jun.) Butter | Eliz. Allde | Butter | Henry’s | Dekker. |
| 1608, May 2 | 1608 | Yorkshire Tragedy | Pavier | R. B. | Pavier | King’s | Anon. |
| 1608, May 20 | 1609 | Pericles | Blount | H. Gosson | King’s | Shakespeare. | |
| 1608, May 20 1623, Nov. 8 | 1623 | Antony and Cleopatra | Blount. Blount and I. Jaggard | W. Jaggard | W. Jaggard and Blount and Smethwick and Aspley | King’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1608, June 3 | 1608 | Rape of Lucrece | Busby and Butter | Busby | Anne’s | Heywood. | |
| 1608, June 5 | 1608 | Conspiracy and Tragedy of Byron | Thorpe | Eld | Thorpe | Revels | Chapman. |
| 1608, Oct. 4 | 1608 | A Mad World, my Masters | Burre and Edgar | H. B. | Burre | Paul’s | Middleton. |
| 1608, Oct. 6 | 1608 | Dumb Knight | Bache | Okes | Bache | King’s Revels | Markham. |
| 1608, Nov. 25 | 1609 | Mustapha | Butter | Butter | Closet | Greville. | |
| 1609 Jan. 26 1609 July 20 | 1609 | The Case is Altered | H. Walley and Bonian and B. Sutton | B. Sutton | Revels | Jonson. | |
| 1609, Jan. 27 | ‘Bonos Nochios’ | Charlton | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1609, Jan. 27 | ‘Craft upon Subtlety’s Back’ | Charlton | [App. M.] | ||||
| 1609, Mar. 10 | 1610 | Turk | Busby (jun.) | E. A. | Busby (jun.) | King’s Revels | Mason. |
| 1609 | Every Woman in Her Humour | E. A. | Archer | King’s Revels? | Anon. | ||
| 1609 | Two Maids of Moreclack | N. O. | Archer | King’s Revels | Armin. | ||
| N.D. | Faithful Shepherdess | Bonian and H. Walley | Revels? | Beaumont. | |||
| 1610, Sept. 20 | 1612? 1620 | Epicoene | Browne and Busby (jun.) | Stansby | Browne (s) | Revels | Jonson. |
| 1610, Oct. 3 | 1612 | Alchemist | Burre | Snodham | Burre Stepney (s) | King’s | Jonson. |
| 1610, Oct. 31 | 1610 | Histriomastix | Thorpe | Thorpe | Paul’s? | Anon. | |
| 1610, Nov. 9 | 1611 | Ram Alley | Wilson | Eld | Wilson | King’s Revels | Barry. |
| 1611, Sept. 14 | 1611 | Atheist’s Tragedy | Stepney | Stepney and Redmer | Tourneur. | ||
| 1611, Oct. 14 | 1611 | Golden Age | Barrenger | Barrenger | Anne’s | Heywood. | |
| 1611, Nov. 23 | 1612 | Woman a Weathercock | Budge | Budge | Revels | Field. | |
| [T. 1635, July 4] | 1611 | Catiline | [Burre] | Burre | King’s | Jonson. | |
| 1611 | May Day | Browne | Revels | Chapman. | |||
| 1611 | Roaring Girl | Archer | Henry’s | Dekker. | |||
| 1612, Feb. 1 | 1612 | Christian Turned Turk | Barrenger | Barrenger | Daborne. | ||
| 1612, Feb. 15 1653, Sept. 9 | ‘Nobleman’ | Blount Moseley | King’s | Tourneur. | |||
| 1612, Feb. 15 | ‘Twins’ Tragedy’ | Blount | King’s | Niccols. | |||
| 1612, Apr. 17 | 1612 | Widow’s Tears | Browne | Browne | Revels | Chapman. | |
| 1612, Apr. 17 | 1613 | Revenge of Bussy | Browne | T. S. | Helme (s) | Revels | Chapman. |
| 1612, Dec. 17 | 1613 | Mariam | Hawkins | Creed | Hawkins | Closet | Carey. |
| 1612 | White Devil | N. O. | Archer | Anne’s | Webster. | ||
| 1612 | If It Be not Good, the Devil is in It | I.T. Marchant (s) | Anne’s | Dekker. | |||
| 1613 | Silver Age | Okes | Lightfoot (s) | Anne’s | Heywood. | ||
| 1613 | Brazen Age | Okes | Rand | Anne’s? | Heywood. | ||
| 1613 | Cynthia’s Revenge | R. Barnes | Stephens. | ||||
| 1613 | Insatiate Countess | T. S. | Archer | Revels | Marston. | ||
| 1613 | Knight of the Burning Pestle | Burre | Revels | Beaumont. | |||
| 1614, May 23 | 1614 | Hog Hath Lost his Pearl | Redmer | Redmer | Prentices | Tailor. | |
| 1614 | Greene’s Tu Quoque | Trundle | Anne’s | Cooke. | |||
| 1615, Jan. 13 | 1615 | Hymen’s Triumph | Constable | Constable | Somerset House | Daniel. | |
| 1615, Feb. 10 | 1615 | Ruff, Cuff, and Band | Partrich | Stansby | Partrich | Univ. | Anon. |
| 1615, Feb. 21 | 1615 | Valiant Welshman | R. Lownes | Purslowe | R. Lownes | Charles’s | Anon. |
| [Cambridge] | 1615, Mar. 27 | Melanthe | Legge | Univ. | Brooke. | ||
| 1615, Apr. 18 1630, July 20 | 1630 | Ignoramus | Burre Edmondson and Spencer | T. P. | I. S. | Univ. | Ruggle. |
| 1615, Apr. 24 | 1615 | Hector of Germany | Jos. Harrison | Creede | Jos. Harrison | Prentices | Smith. |
| 1615, Apr. 24 | 1615 | Cupid’s Revenge | Jos. Harrison | Creede | Jos. Harrison | Revels | Beaumont. |
| 1615, Apr. 28 | 1615 | Albumazar | Okes | Okes | Burre | Univ. | Tomkis. |
| 1615, July 4 | 1615 | Work for Cutlers | Meighen | Creede | Meighen and T. Jones | Univ. | Anon. |
| 1615, Aug. 14 | 1616 | Honest Lawyer | Redmer | Purslowe | Woodroffe | Anne’s | Anon. |
| 1616, Mar. 19 | 1616 | Scornful Lady | Partrich | Partrich | Revels | Beaumont. | |
| 1618, Aug. 7 | 1619 | A King and No King | Blount | Walkley | King’s | Beaumont. | |
| 1618 | Amends for Ladies | Eld | Walbancke | Charles’s Elizabeth’s | Field. | ||
| 1619, Apr. 28 | 1619 | Maid’s Tragedy | Higgenbotham and Constable | Constable | King’s | Beaumont. | |
| 1620, Jan. 10 | 1620 | Philaster | Walkley | Walkley | King’s | Beaumont. | |
| 1621, Oct. 6 | 1622 | Othello | Walkley | N. O. | Walkley | King’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1621, Dec. 7 | 1622 | Virgin Martyr | T. Jones | B. A. | T. Jones | Dekker. | |
| 1621 | Thierry and Theodoret | Walkley | King’s | Beaumont. | |||
| 1623, Nov. 8 | 1623 | Tempest Two Gentlemen of Verona Measure for Measure Comedy of Errors [As You Like It] All’s Well that Ends Well Twelfth Night Winter’s Tale I Henry VI Henry VIII Coriolanus Timon of Athens Julius Caesar Macbeth [Anthony and Cleopatra] Cymbeline | Blount and I. Jaggard | [W. Jaggard] at charges of W. Jaggard and Blount and Smethwick and Aspley | I. Jaggard and Blount | King’s | Shakespeare. |
| 1623 | Duchess of Malfi | Okes | J. Waterson | King’s | Webster. | ||
| 1628, Jan. 9 | 1632 | [Six Court Comedies] | Blount | Stansby | Blount | Lyly. | |
| 1630, Feb. 26 | 1631 | Hoffman | J. Grove | I. N. | Perry | Henry’s? | Chettle. |
| 1630, Apr. 8 | 1630 | Chaste Maid in Cheapside | Constable | Constable | Elizabeth’s | Middleton. | |
| 1630, Nov. 8 | 1631 | Match Me in London | Seile | Alsop and Fawcet | Seile | Dekker. | |
| 1631, Feb. 9 | 1631 | Pedantius | Milborne | W. S. | Milborne | Univ. | [App. K.] |
| 1631, Apr. 25 | 1631 | Sicelides | Sheares | I. N. | Sheares | Univ. | P. Fletcher. |
| 1631, May 16 1633, Dec. 9 | 1634 | Noble Soldier | Jackman Vavasour | Vavasour | Dekker. | ||
| 1631, May 16 1636, Feb. 24 | 1636 | Wonder of a Kingdom | Jackman Vavasour | Raworth | Vavasour | Dekker. | |
| 1631, May 18 | 1631 | Caesar and Pompey | Harper | Harper | Edmonson (s) Alchorne (s) | Chapman. | |
| 1631, Nov. 24 | 1632 | A New Wonder | Constable | G. P. | Constable | Anne’s? | W. Rowley. |
| 1631 | Bartholomew Fair | I. B. | Allott | Elizabeth’s | Jonson. | ||
| 1631 | The Devil is an Ass | I. B. | Allott | King’s | Jonson. | ||
| 1632, May 9 | 1632 | Roxana | Crooke | Badger | Crooke | Univ. | Alabaster. |
| 1632, Nov. 10 | 1633 | Alaham | Seile | E. P. | Seile | Closet | Greville. |
| 1632 | 1, 2 Iron Age | Okes | Anne’s? | Heywood. | |||
| 1633, Jan.15 | 1633 | Match at Midnight | Sheares | Mathewes | Sheares | W. Rowley. | |
| 1634, Apr. 8 | 1634 | Two Noble Kinsmen | J. Waterson | Cotes | J. Waterson | King’s | Beaumont. |
| 1634, Apr. 17 | 1635 | Bellum Grammaticale | Spencer | B. A. and Fawcet | Spencer | Univ. | [App. K.] |
| 1635, July 17 | 1636 | Labyrinthus | Robinson | Univ. | Hawkesworth. | ||
| 1635, Aug. 29 | 1637 | Pleasant Dialogues and Dramas | Hearne | R. O. | Hearne Slater (s) | Closet | Heywood. |
| 1637, Mar. 25 | 1637 | Royal King and Loyal Subject | Becket | N. and J. Okes | Becket | Henrietta’s | Heywood. |
| 1637, Nov. 28 | 1638 | A Shoemaker a Gentleman | J. Okes | J. Okes | Cooper (s) | Anne’s? | W. Rowley. |
| 1638, Mar. 12 | 1638 | Wise Woman of Hogsdon | Shephard | M. P. | Shephard | Anne’s? | Heywood. |
| 1638, Oct. 24 | 1639 | Chabot Admiral of France | Crooke and Cooke | Cotes | Crooke and Cooke | Henrietta’s | Chapman. |
| 1639, Jan. 22 | 1639 | Monsieur Thomas | J. Waterson | Harper | J. Waterson | King’s | Beaumont. |
| 1639, Apr. 25 | 1639 | Wit Without Money | Crooke and Cooke | Cotes | Crooke and Cooke | Henrietta’s | Beaumont. |
| 1639, Apr. 25 | 1640 | Nightwalker | Crooke and Cooke | Cotes | Crooke and Cooke | Henrietta’s | Beaumont. |
| 1641, Mar. 23 | 1641 | Parliament of Bees | Ley | Ley | Closet | Day. | |
| 1646, Sept. 4 1661, Feb. 13 | 1661 | Mayor of Quinborough | Robinson and Moseley. Herringham | Herringham | King’s | Middleton. | |
| 1646, Sept. 4 | 1647 | Captain Coxcomb Bonduca Woman’s Prize Love’s Cure Honest Man’s Fortune Valentinian | Robinson and Moseley | Robinson and Moseley | King’s Revels King’s King’s? King’s? Elizabeth’s King’s | Beaumont. | |
| 1660, June 29 | 1647 | Wit at Several Weapons Four Plays in One | Robinson and Moseley | Robinson and Moseley | Beaumont. | ||
| 1652, Apr. 12 | 1652 | Widow | Moseley | Moseley | King’s | Middleton. | |
| 1653, Sept. 9 | 1654 | Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany | Moseley | Moseley | King’s | Anon. | |
| 1653, Sept. 9 | 1657 [1824–5] | ‘Jew of Venice’ ‘History of Cardennio’ No Wit, no Help, like a Woman’s Second Maiden’s Tragedy ‘Henry ye first’ ‘Hen. ye 2d’ ‘Knave in Print’ | Moseley | Moseley | King’s Charles’s | Dekker. Shakespeare. Middleton. Anon. Shakespeare. Shakespeare. W. Rowley. | |
| 1654, Apr. 8 | ‘Maidens Holiday’ | Moseley | Marlowe. | ||||
| 1654, May 13 | 1654 | Appius and Virginia | Marriott | [No imprint] | Anne’s? | Webster. | |
| 1655, June 20 | 1655 | Fortune by Land and Sea | Sweeting | Pollard and Sweeting | Henrietta’s | Heywood. | |
| 1655, June 20 | 1655 | Lovesick King | Sweeting | Pollard and Sweeting | Provincial? | Brewer. | |
| 1655, June 20 | 1655 | Poor Man’s Comfort | Sweeting | Pollard and Sweeting | Daborne. | ||
| 1656 | Old Law | E. Archer | Middleton. | ||||
| 1656 | Sun’s Darling | Bell | Penneycuicke | Dekker. | |||
| 1657, Sept. 14 | 1659 | Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green | F. Grove | Pollard and Dring | Admiral’s | Day. | |
| 1657 | Lust’s Dominion | F. K. Pollard (s) | Marlowe. | ||||
| 1658, May 21 | 1658 | Witch of Edmonton | Blackmore | Cottrel | Blackmore | Dekker. | |
| 1660, June 29 | [1812] | Faithful Friends ‘History of Madon King of Britain’ ‘Philenzo & Hypollita’ ‘Antonio & Vallia’ ‘History of King Stephen’ ‘Duke Humphrey’ ‘Iphis & Iantha’ ‘An Ill Beginning has a Good End’ ‘London Merchant’ ‘Gustavus, King of Swethland’ ‘Tale of Joconda and Astolso’ | Moseley | King’s | Beaumont. Beaumont. Dekker. Dekker. Shakespeare. Shakespeare. Shakespeare. Ford. Ford. Dekker. Dekker. | ||
| 1661 | Thracian Wonder | T. Johnson | Kirkman (s) | Anon. | |||
| 1662 | Birth of Merlin | T. Johnson | Kirkman and H. Marsh | W. Rowley. | |||
| 1662 | Grim the Collier of Croydon | R. D. | Anon. |
APPENDIX M
LOST PLAYS
[Bibliographical Note.—As unknown prints have turned up in the sale of an Irish collection (1907) and the Mostyn sale (1919), and others may yet turn up from time to time, I give a list of plays as to the existence or preparation for publication of which there is some evidence. These are mainly taken either from the Stationers’ Register or from the publishers’ advertisement lists (Rogers and Ley’s in 1656, Archer’s in 1656, Kirkman’s in 1661 and 1671), analysed by W. W. Greg in an appendix to his Masques (1902). One is included in Sir John Harington’s catalogue of his library of plays apparently compiled in 1610 (cf. ch. xxii). Probably some of the registered titles, in which the description ‘play’ or ‘interlude’ is not used, do not relate to plays at all. I might have added a few more of this type from A. Esdaile, List of English Tales and Romances (1912, Bibl. Soc.), xxxiii. And it must be borne in mind that registration is not proof of publication. In particular, it is pretty clear that the two long series of entries by Humphrey Moseley on 9 Sept. 1653 and 29 June 1660, from which I have taken those conceivably relating to pre-1616 work, represent unaccomplished enterprises. They are fully discussed in W. W. Greg, The Bakings of Betsy (1911, 3 Library, ii. 225), together with John Warburton’s (ob. 1759) list in Lansd. MS. 807, f. 1, of plays which he claims to have possessed in MS., until ‘through my own carelesness and the ignorance of my ser[vant] in whose hands I had lodgd them they was unluckely burnd or put under Pye bottoms’. As this list is evidently in some way related to Moseley’s entries, I have, for the sake of completeness, cited a few titles which it adds.]
A Bad Beginning Makes a Good Ending.
By Ford (q.v.).
Adam’s Tragedy.
S. R. 1608, March 26 (Pasfield). ‘A book called Adams tragedie.’ W. White (Arber, iii. 372).