- ‘Sackful of News’, ii. [444]; iv. [403].
- Sad Shepherd (fr.), iii. [374].
- S. Albanus Protomartyr. See [Britanniae Primitiae].
- ‘Samson’ (1567), ii. [380].
- ‘Samson’ (1602), ii. [180], [367].
- ‘Samson’ (c. 1607), iii. [120].
- Sapho and Phao, ii. [17], [39]; iii. [33], [414]; iv. [100].
- Sapientia Solomonis, ii. [74]; iv. [378].
- ‘Sarpedon’, ii. [93]; iv. [97], [157].
- Satiromastix, i. [381]; iii. [141], [253], [293], [353], [364–6]; iv. [21], [40], [47].
- Saturnalia. See [Christmas Prince].
- Satyr. See [Althorp Entertainment].
- ‘Scipio Africanus’, ii. [15]; iv. [97], [156].
- ‘Scogan and Skelton’, ii. [178].
- Scornful Lady, iii. [229]; iv. [371].
- ‘Scot’s Tragedy’. See [Robert II].
- Scourge of Simony. See [Parnassus].
- Scyros, i. [131]; iii. [238]; iv. [127].
- Sea Feast. See [Aphrodysial].
- ‘Sebastian of Portugal’, ii. [178].
- Second Maiden’s Tragedy, i. [321]; iii. [224]; iv. [45].
- Sejanus, i. [327]; iii. [255], [366], [433].
- ‘Self Love’, ii. [83].
- Selimus, iv. [27], [46].
- ‘Set at Maw’, ii. [143]; iii. [297].
- ‘Set at Tennis’, ii. [177], [180]; iii. [448]; iv. [14].
- ‘1, 2 Seven Days of the Week’, ii. [144].
- Seven Days of the Week. See [Christmas Prince].
- Seven Deadly Sins, ii. [107], [122], [125]; iii. [496]; iv. [33].
- ‘Seven Wise Masters’, ii. [171].
- ‘She Saint’, ii. [253].
- ‘Shepherd’s Song’ (show), iii. [313].
- Shoemaker a Gentleman, iii. [473].
- Shoemaker’s Holiday, iii. [291]; iv. [112].
- Shore. See [Edward IV].
- ‘Short and Sweet’, iii. [516]; iv. [206].
- Sicelides, i. [131]; iii. [315].
- Sidonia und Theagenes, ii. [285].
- ‘Siege of Dunkirk and Alleyn the Pirate’, ii. [181].
- ‘Siege of Edinburgh Castle’, iii. [283].
- ‘Siege of London’, ii. [146].
- Silent Woman. See [Epicoene].
- Silvanus, iv. [378].
- Silver Age, ii. [286]; iii. [109], [344]; iv. [126], [178].
- ‘Silver Mine’, ii. [53].
- ‘Singer’s Voluntary’, ii. [177], [180]; iii. [492].
- Sir Clyomon and Clamydes. See [Clyomon and Clamydes].
- Sir Giles Goosecap. See [Goosecap].
- ‘Sir John Mandeville’. See [‘Mandeville’].
- Sir John Oldcastle. See [Oldcastle].
- Sir John van Olden Barnevelt. See [Van Olden Barnevelt].
- Sir Thomas More. See More.
- Sir Thomas Wyatt. See [Wyatt].
- ‘Sir William Longsword’. See [‘Longsword’].
- ‘1, 2 Six Clothiers’, ii. [178–9].
- ‘Six Fools’, iv. [84], [144].
- ‘Six Yeomen of the West’, ii. [162], [178].
- ‘Soldan and the Duke of ——’, ii. [118]; iv. [97], [157].
- Soliman and Perseda, iv. [28], [46].
- ‘Solitary Knight’, ii. [134]; iv. [91], [152].
- ‘Solomon and Queen of Sheba’ (mask), i. [172]; iv. [121].
- Solymannidae, iv. [378].
- Somnium Fundatoris. See [Christmas Prince].
- Sophonisba, iii. [148], [433].
- Sophonisbe, iii. [13].
- Spaniard’s Night-Walk. See [Blurt Master Constable].
- ‘Spanish Comedy’, ii. [122].
- ‘Spanish Fig’, ii. [179]; iii. [300].
- ‘Spanish Maze’, iv. [119], [137], [171].
- ‘Spanish Moor’s Tragedy’, ii. [173]; iii. [427].
- Spanish Tragedy, ii. [279], [286]; iii. [395]; iv. [23], [46], [253].
- Speculum Aestheticum, iii. [498].
- ‘Spencers’, ii. [163], [169]; iii. [425].
- Spiritata, iii. [352].
- Squires (mask), i. [173]; iii. [245].
- ‘Stephen’, iii. [489].
- ‘Stepmother’s Tragedy’, ii. [171].
- ‘Stewtley’, iv. [47].
- ‘Strange News out of Poland’, ii. [171]; iii. [465].
- Studentes, iii. [351].
- Stukeley, Captain Thomas, iv. [47].
- ‘Sturgflattery’, ii. [132], [168].
- Sudeley Entertainment, iv. [66].
- Suffolk and Norfolk Entertainment, iv. [62].
- Summer’s Last Will and Testament, iii. [35], [427], [451]; iv. [52].
- Sun’s Darling, iii. [299].
- Supposes (tr.), iii. [27], [321].
- Suppositi, iii. [9], [321].
- ‘Susanna’, iii. [319].
- Susanna, ii. [275], [283–4].
- Susenbrotus, i. [131]; iv. [130], [378].
- Swetnam the Woman Hater Arraigned by Women, ii. [448].
- Sylvanaire, iii. [16].
T
- Tale of a Tub, iii. [373].
- ‘1, 2 Tamar Cham’ (plot), ii. [122–3], [126], [144], [181]; iv. [47].
- 1, 2 Tamburlaine, iii. [421]; iv. [15], [24], [44], [48], [52].
- Tamer Tamed. See [Woman’s Prize].
- Taming of A Shrew, ii. [130], [193], [311]; iii. [324], [423], [472]; iv. [48].
- Taming of The Shrew, ii. [193], [197], [200], [202]; iii. [222], [482]; iv. [48].
- Tancred and Gismund, iii. [30], [514]; iv. [27].
- ‘Tancredo’, iii. [517].
- ‘Tanner of Denmark’, ii. [122].
- ‘Tartarian Cripple’, iv. [403].
- ‘Tasso’s Melancholy’, ii. [143], [181].
- ‘Telomo’, ii. [89]; iv. [99], [159].
- Temperance and Humility, iv. [1].
- Tempest, ii. [216], [217]; iii. [360], [373], [489]; iv. [125], [127], [177], [180].
- ‘Terminus et non Terminus’, iii. [450], [453].
- Tethys’ Festival (mask), i. [173]; iii. [281]; iv. [72], [124].
- ‘That Will Be Shall Be’, ii. [144].
- ‘Theagenes and Chariclea’, iv. [88], [146].
- ‘The Blind Eats Many a Fly’, ii. [227].
- ‘The Buck is a Thief’, iii. [232].
- The Case is Altered, iii. [357].
- The Devil is an Ass, iii. [373]; iv. [30].
- The Hog hath Lost his Pearl, iii. [496].
- The Longer Thou Livest, the More Fool Thou Art, iii. [504].
- The Tide Tarrieth No Man, iii. [505].
- The Weakest Goeth to the Wall, iii. [503]; iv. [52].
- ‘The Woman is too Hard for Him’, iii. [222].
- ‘The World Runs on Wheels’, ii. [169]; iii. [252].
- Thebais (tr.), iii. [478].
- Thenot and Piers (show), i. [124]; iii. [337].
- Theobalds Entertainment (1591), iii. [247].
- Theobalds Entertainment (1594), iii. [248].
- Theobalds Entertainment (1607), i. [126]; iii. [392].
- Thersites, iii. [24].
- Thierry and Theodoret, iii. [230].
- Thomas Lord Cromwell. See [Cromwell].
- ‘Thomas Merry’, ii. [171]; iii. [518].
- Thorny Abbey, iii. [506].
- Thracian Wonder, iv. [49].
- ‘Three Brothers’, ii. [227].
- Three Ladies of London, ii. [380]; iii. [25], [515]; iv. [217].
- Three Lords and Three Ladies ofLondon, iii. [515].
- ‘Three Plays in One’, ii. [106]; iii. [497]; iv. [101], [160].
- ‘Three Sisters of Mantua’, ii. [98]; iv. [95], [154].
- Thyestes (tr.), iii. [477].
- Tilbury Visit, iv. [64].
- Time Triumphant. See [Progress of James I].
- Time’s Complaint. See [Christmas Prince].
- ‘Time’s Triumph and Fortune’s’, ii. [147]; iii. [346].
- ‘Timoclea at the Siege of Thebes by Alexander’, ii. [76]; iv. [90], [148].
- Timon, iv. [49].
- Timon of Athens, ii. [213]; iii. [260], [488], [513].
- ‘Tinker of Totnes’, ii. [144].
- ‘’Tis Good Sleeping in a Whole Skin’, iii. [505].
- ‘’Tis no Deceit to Deceive the Deceiver’, ii. [163], [170].
- Titirus and Galathea. See [Galathea].
- Tito Andronico, ii. [285].
- ‘Titus and Gisippus’, ii. [15]; iv. [91], [152].
- ‘Titus and Vespasian’, ii. [122–3], [129–30], [202].
- Titus Andronicus, ii. [122], [126], [129–30], [193], [202]; iii. [482]; iv. [246].
- ‘Tobias’, ii. [179].
- ‘2 Tom Dough’, ii. [179].
- Tom Tyler and his Wife, iii. [27]; iv. [50].
- Tomumbeius, iv. [379].
- ‘Too Good to be True’, ii. [162], [179]; iii. [266].
- ‘Tooley’, ii. [134]; iv. [93], [151].
- ‘Torrismount’, ii. [65].
- ‘Toy to Please Chaste Ladies’, ii. [144].
- Tragedia del Libero Arbitrio, iii. [263].
- ‘Transformation of the King of Trinidadoes Daughters’, iii. [268].
- Trappolaria, iii. [476].
- Travels of the Three English Brothers, ii. [446]; iii. [117], [221], [286].
- Tres Sibyllae (show), i. [126], [130]; iii. [332].
- Trial of Chivalry, iii. [266], [495]; iv. [50].
- Trial of Treasure, iv. [51].
- ‘Triangle of Cuckolds’, ii. [166].
- Trick to Catch the Old One, iii. [143], [439]; iv. [123].
- Trinummus, iii. [5].
- ‘Tristram of Lyons’, ii. [170].
- Triumphs of Truth (show), i. [137]; iii. [443].
- Triumphs of Reunited Britannia (show), i. [137]; iii. [448].
- Troas (tr.), iii. [477].
- Troilus and Cressida, ii. [207]; iii. [487]; iv. [19], [40].
- Troilus and Cressida (plot), ii. [158], [169], [170]; iv. [51].
- Troja Nova Triumphans (show), i. [137]; iii. [305].
- Troublesome Reign of King John, ii. [202]; iv. [23].
- ‘Troy’, ii. [144]; iii. [345].
- ‘Troy’s Revenge and the Tragedy of Polyphemus’, ii. [163], [169].
- True Tragedy of Richard Duke of York. See [Contention of York and Lancaster].
- True Tragedy of Richard III, ii. [108]; iv. [4], [43].
- ‘Truth, Faithfulness, and Mercy’, ii. [75]; iv. [89], [147].
- ‘Truth’s Supplication to Candlelight’, ii. [173]; iii. [296].
- Tugend- und Liebesstreit, ii. [147].
- ‘Turcke’, ii. [289]; iii. [435].
- ‘Tumholt’, i. [322].
- Turk, ii. [289]; iii. [435].
- ‘Turkish Mahomet and Hiren the Fair Greek’, iii. [327], [462].
- Twelfth Night, i. [222]; ii. [207]; iii. [487]; iv. [53], [376].
- ‘Twelve Labours of Hercules’, iv. [241].
- Twelve Months (mask), i. [173]; iv. [58].
- ‘Twins’ Tragedy’, iv. [125], [127], [178], [180].
- 1, ‘2’ Two Angry Women of Abingdon, iii. [467].
- Two Gentlemen of Verona, ii. [194], [285]; iii. [483]; iv. [246].
- Two Italian Gentlemen. See [Fedele and Fortunio].
- Two Lamentable Tragedies, iii. [266], [518].
- Two Maids of Moreclack, iii. [210].
- ‘Two Merry Women of Abingdon’, ii. [170].
- Two Noble Kinsmen, ii. [217]; iii. [226], [311], [373].
- ‘Two Shapes’. See [‘Caesar’s Fall’].
- ‘Two Sins of King David’, iv. [403].
- Two Supposed Heads. See [Necromantes].
- Two Tragedies in One. See [Two Lamentable Tragedies].
- Two Wise Men and All the Rest Fools, iii. [260].
- ‘Tyrant’, iv. [45].
U
- Ulysses and Circe (mask), i. [174]; iii. [238].
- Ulysses Redux, i. [251]; iii. [318]; iv. [245].
- ‘Unfortunate General’, ii. [227].
- ‘Ungehorsam Khauffmanns Sohn’, ii. [284].
- ‘Uther Pendragon’, ii. [144]; iii. [475].
V
- ‘Valentine and Orson’, ii. [166]; iv. [403].
- Valentinian, iii. [229].
- Valiant Welshman, iv. [51].
- Van Olden Barnevelt, i. [321], [327].
- ‘Vanity’, iii. [178].
- ‘Vayvode’, ii. [170].
- ‘Venetian Comedy’, ii. [143]; iii. [301].
- ‘Verity’. See [‘Re Vera’].
- Verlorne Sohn, ii. [281], [284], [285–6].
- ‘Vertumnus’. See [‘Alba’].
- Vertumnus, sive, Annus Recurrens, i. [130]; iii. [332].
- Victoria, iii. [31], [316].
- Vincentio and Margaret. See [Gentleman Usher].
- Vincentius Ladislaus, ii. [276], [284].
- Virgin Martyr, ii. [286]; iii. [298].
- Virtuous Octavia, iii. [236].
- Vision of the Twelve Goddesses (mask), i. [171]; iii. [277]; iv. [118].
- Volpone, iii. [286], [368], [432]; iv. [16], [36], [248], [371].
- ‘Vortigern’, ii. [144], [180]; iii. [442].
W
- ‘War without Blows and Love without Suit’, ii. [169]; iv. [49].
- ‘Warlamchester’, ii. [146].
- Warning for Fair Women, ii. [434]; iv. [52].
- Wars of Cyrus King of Persia, iii. [311]; iv. [52].
- Wealth and Health, ii. [22]; iv. [380].
- ‘Welshman’, ii. [147]; iv. [51].
- ‘Welshman’s Prize’, ii. [166]; iii. [307].
- Westward Ho! iii. [141], [256], [286], [295].
- ‘What Mischief Worketh in the Mind of Man’, ii. [104].
- What You Will, i. [381]; iii. [140], [293], [430].
- What You Will. See [Twelfth Night].
- When You See Me, You Know Me, iii. [472].
- White Devil, iii. [509].
- Whore of Babylon, iii. [296].
- Widow, iii. [442].
- Widow of Watling Street. See [Puritan].
- ‘Widow’s Charm’, ii. [181].
- Widow’s Tears, ii. [367]; iii. [147], [256]; iv. [127], [181].
- ‘Will of a Woman’. See [‘Isle of a Woman’].
- ‘William Cartwright’, ii. [181].
- ‘William the Conqueror’, ii. [95]; iv. [12].
- Wily Beguiled, iii. [136], [472]; iv. [53].
- Winter’s Tale, ii. [215], [216], [217], [286]; iii. [373], [489]; iv. [125], [127], [177], [180].
- Wisdom of Doctor Dodipoll, iii. [136]; iv. [54].
- ‘Wise Man of West Chester’, ii. [143], [180]; iii. [446].
- Wise Woman of Hogsdon, iii. [342]; iv. [20].
- Wit and Science, ii. [11].
- ‘Wit and Will’, iv. [30], [84], [144].
- Wit and Wisdom, iii. [24].
- Wit at Several Weapons, iii. [232].
- Wit of a Woman, iv. [54].
- Wit without Money, iii. [229].
- Witch of Edmonton, iii. [298].
- ‘Witch of Islington’, ii. [147].
- ‘Witless’, iv. [404].
- ‘Woman Hard to Please’, ii. [144]; iii. [467].
- Woman Hater, i. [327]; iii. [143], [219].
- Woman in the Moon, iii. [46], [416].
- Woman Killed with Kindness, iii. [341], [342].
- Woman’s Prize, iii. [222]; iv. [33].
- ‘Woman’s Tragedy’, ii. [163], [167].
- Wonder of a Kingdom, iii. [288], [299].
- ‘Wonder of a Woman’, ii. [144]; iii. [433], [474].
- Wonder of Women. See [Sophonisba].
- Woodstock Entertainment (1575), iii. [400].
- Woodstock Entertainment (1592), iii. [404].
- ‘Wooer’, iii. [470].
- ‘Wooing of Death’, ii. [173].
- Work for Cutlers, iv. [54].
- ‘World’s Tragedy’, ii. [144].
- ‘Worse Afeared than Hurt’, ii. [169].
- Wounds of Civil War, iii. [410].
- Wyatt, Sir Thomas, iii. [293].
- ‘Wylie Beguylie’, iv. [53].
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