25. Coriolanus, a Tragedy; the story from the Roman History.
26. Titus Andronicus, a Tragedy.
27. Romeo and Juliet, a Tragedy; the plot from Bandello's Novels. This is perhaps one of the most affecting plays of Shakespear: it was not long since acted fourteen nights together at both houses, at the same time, and it was a few years before revived and acted twelve nights with applause at the little theatre in the Hay market.
28. Timon of Athens, a Tragedy; the plot from Lucian's Dialogues.
29. Julius Cæsar, a Tragedy.
30. The Tragedy of Macbeth; the plot from Buchanan, and other Scotch writers.
31. Hamlet Prince of Denmark, a Tragedy.
32. King Lear, a Tragedy; for the plot see Leland, Monmouth.
33. Othello the Moor of Venice, a Tragedy; the plot from Cynthio's Novels.
34. Anthony and Cleopatra; the story from Plutarch.