[6] "Just as Phillips copied all of the source citations from Vossius for the ancients, so he took most of the scholarly references to the moderns from Edward Leigh's Treatise" (Sanford Golding, "The Sources of the Theatrum Poetarum," PMLA, LXXVI [1961], 51).
[7] Parker believed that only Winstanley used Kirkman directly, but Golding shows that Phillips used both Kirkman's 1661 and 1671 lists (Golding, p. 51).
[8] The 1671 Catalogue is bound, bibliographically independent, with John Dancer's Nicomede, which was published by Kirkman. Kirkman's earlier list, A True, Perfect, and Exact Catalogue (London, 1661) contains 685 plays and is bound with Tom Tyler and His Wife.
[9] Specifically, the catalogues of Richard Rogers and William Ley and of Archer, both published in 1656. See Stratman, pp. 7-8.
[10] See, for example, Kirkman, The Stationer to the Reader, in The Thracian Wonder (1661); this and similar advertisements are reprinted in Strickland Gibson, A Bibliography of Francis Kirkman, Oxford Bibliographical Society Publications, N. S., I (1949), 73.
[11] Gibson, pp. 93-94.
[12] Principally by W. W. Greg, "Additional Notes on Dramatic Bibliographers," The Malone Society, Collections, II. 3 (1931), 235-236. Based on evidence in the Account Greg later corrected his attribution from Kirkman to Langbaine: "Gerard Langbaine the Younger and Nicholas Cox," The Library, N. S., XXV. 1 & 2 (1944), 67-69.
[13] It is, however, impossible that Phillips, published in 1675, was "led into [error] by my Catalogue printed 1680."
[14] John Dryden: Some Biographical Facts and Problems, revised Edition (Gainesville, Fla., 1965), p. 235.
[15] About 30 plays which appear in An Exact Catalogue, usually wrongly attributed, are not brought into Momus. These include such plays as "Cruelty of the Spanish in Peru," "Hieronomo in two parts" and "Gyles Goose-cap." There are several changes in assignment from An Exact Catalogue to Momus, including "Appius and Virginia" from B. R. to John Webster. An Exact Catalogue seems to attribute "Virtuoso" to D'Urfey, but Momus gives it correctly to Shadwell.