Four Plays of Gil Vicente

by Gil Vicente

date of his illness, [xxvi];
his Caça dos Segredos, [xxvi], [xxviii];
journey from Coimbra, [xxix];
at Almada, [xix];
Coimbra, [xxix];
Almeirim, [xix], [xxvi];
Thomar, [xviii], [xxiv];
Santarem, [xxix], [xxx], [xxxii];
Evora, [xxv], [xxviii], [xxx], [xxxi];
his Brussels play, [xxvii], [xxx];
children of his second marriage, [xxxi];
his death, [xxxi];
his character, [xxxi]-[xxxvii];
his attitude towards Spain, [xxxii];
priests, [xxxii], [xxxvii];
Jews, [xxxiii];
monks, [xxxiv];
his religion, [xxxiv], [74];
his love of Nature, [xxxiv];
his friends, [xxxiv];
his attitude towards royalty, [xxxiii] [xxxiv], [83];
towards Sá de Miranda and the new style, [xxix], [xliii];
his patriotism, [xx], [xxxv];
his critics, [xxiv], [xli];
his attempts to reform abuses, [xxxiii], [xxxv], [xxxvi];
his view concerning the position of women, [xxxvi], [xlvii];
his many-sidedness, [xxxvi];
his satirical sketches, [xxxvii]-[xli];
his lyrism, [xli], [l];
his originality, [xli], [xlii], [xlv];
his sources, [xli]-[l];
debt to Spain, [xlii], [xliii];
his influence in Portugal, [l];
in Spain, [l], [li];
edition of his plays, [xvi], [xxxi], [xxxv], [li];
Visitaçam, [xi], [xiii], [xiv], [xxiii], [xlvi];
Auto Pastoril Castelhano, [xi], [xv], [xlvi], [73];
Reis Magos, [xi], [xv], [xlvi];
Auto de S. Martinho, [xv]; Sermon, [xviii], [xix];
Quem tem farelos?, [xv], [xix], [xxvii], [xliii], [xlv], [xlvi], [xlix];
Auto da India, [xix];
Auto da Fé, [xix], [xxxiii], [xliii], [xlviii];
Auto das Fadas, [xix], [xxiv], [xliii], [xlvi], [73], [77];
Farsa dos Fisicos, [xx], [xliii], [xlvi];
O Velho da Horta, [xiii], [xx], [xliv];
Exhortação da Guerra, [v], [xx], [xxi], [xxviii], [xliv], [xlv], 23-35, 75-8;
Auto da Sibila Cassandra, [xv], [xx], [xliv];
Comedia do Viuvo, [xi], [xxi], [xxiv], [xlvi];
Auto da Fama, [xxi], [xlii], [xlvii];
Auto dos Quatro Tempos, [xv], [xxi], [xliv], [xlvii];
Barca do Inferno, [xxii], [xxxiii], [xli], [xliv], [xlv], [xlvii], [li];
Auto da Alma, [v], [vi], [xvii], [xxi], [xxii], [xxxii], [xlv], [xlvii], [li], [1]-[21], [73], [74];
Barca do Purgatorio, [xxii], [xxxiii], [xli], [xliv], [xlv], [xlvii], [li];
Barca da Gloria, [xxii], [xxiv], [xxxiii], [xli], [xliv], [xlv], [xlvii], [li];
Comedia de Rubena, [xx], [xxiii], [xxiv], [xliv], [xlv], [xlvii];
Cortes de Jupiter, [xxiii], [xxiv], [xliv], [xlvii], [75];
Pranto de Maria Parda, [xxiv], [xxviii];
Farsa de Ines Pereira, [xviii], [xxiv], [xxv], [xxvi], [xxviii], [xlv], [xlvii];
Auto Pastoril Portugues, [xxv], [xlv];
Fragoa de Amor, [xxv], [xxviii];
Farsa das Ciganas, [xxv], [xxviii], [xlv];
Dom Duardos, [xvii], [xxv], [xliv], [xlv], [xlviii];
O Juiz da Beira, [xxvi], [xlv], [xlviii];
Auto da Festa, [xii], [xiii], [xxv], [xxvii], [xxviii], [xlviii];
Auto da Aderencia do Paço, [xxvii];
Trovas ao Conde de Vimioso, [xxv], [xxvi], [xxviii];
Templo de Apolo, [xiii], [xvi], [xxvi], [xxviii], [xlviii];
Sumario da Historia de Deos, [xxix], [xxxiii], [xlii], [xlviii], [xlix];
Dialogo sobre a Ressurreiçam, [xxix], [xlviii];
Nao de Amores, [xxix], [xlix], [li];
Divisa da Cidade de Coimbra, [xxix], [xlix];
Farsa dos Almocreves, [v], [xvii], [xxix], [xlix], [37]-[53], [78]-[82];
Tragicomedia da Serra da Estrella, [v], [xxix], [xlix], [55]-[71], [82], [83];
Trovas a Dom João III, [xxix];
Auto da Feira, [xvii], [xxvii], [xxix], [xxxiii], [xlv], [xlix], [74], [81];
Triunfo do Inverno, [xxi], [xxix], [xlv], [xlix];
O Clerigo da Beira, [xxvii], [xxix], [xlv], [xlix];
Trovas a Felipe Guilhen, [94];
Jubileu de Amores, [xxvii], [xxx];
Caça dos Segredos, [xxvi], [xxviii];
Auto da Lusitania, [xxviii], [xxx], [xlix];
Romagem de Aggravados, [xxvii], [xxx], [xlvi], [l];
Auto da Vida de Paço, [xxvii];
Amadis de Gaula, [xxx], [xlv], [xlviii];
Auto da Cananea, [xxx], [xxxiii], [74];
Mofina Mendes, [xi], [xxi], [xxvii], [xxxi], [l];
Floresta de Enganos, [xii], [xxxi], [l]
Vicente (Luis), [xxv], [xxxi]
Vicente (Martim), [xii]
Vicente (Paula), [xxxi]
Villa Nova, Conde de, [xxiii]
Vimioso, Conde de, [xxv], [xxxiv]
Virgil, [xiii], [xliii]
Viseu, [50], [81]
Viseu, Duque de, [x]
Wilkins (George), [xlvii]
Wordsworth (William), [xxxiv]
Zamora, [79], [81]