behalf make one Demand For Twenty years you to that Senate owe For a Sons Tutorage and you may know By Vertues which his Education grace He in their Cares had not the meanest place 'Bove all he is instructed how to Reign Rome sais't and asks this Credence to obtain From you That as a Witness you esteem Her Cares you order now a Crown for him And you 'l offend her Sir if you appear To slight what she thought worthy of her Care Let me then to the Senate Tydings bring Where 't is that you design he shall be King Prusias The Senates Cares for him shall never find Me either Sir ungrateful or unkind That he deserves a Crown I must believe Since Rome and you do that assurance give But Sir you see a Prince his elder there By whose victorious Arms three Crowns I wear Who now a Lawrel at my Feet does throw Some Glory to such worthy Acts I owe. To speak for me let him the Grace obtain Nicho. 'T is none but you Sir can make Att'lus Reign Prusi Your Int'rest is most touch'd in this affair Nicho. But to preserve yours it shall be my Care What 's Romes Concern whence does the Senate take Power whilst you Live and Reign o're your Estate Live Sir and Reign whilst Nature grants you breath And leave me then to deal with Rome or Death Prusi We ought to have Respect for such good Friends Micho Who shares in Life your States your Death intends And of such Friends in Policy Prusias Forbear I 'le nothing against that Re-publique hear To such Allies you should more Reverence pay Nicho. Must I see Monarchs stoop to what they say Since Rome does for this Prince so much pretend Back Sir to her the mighty Present send If he to Govern does so well deserve He is a Treasure which they should preserve That he in time might that Republique grace Either i th' Consuls or Dictators place Flam. Sir this Discourse so much in scorn of Rome Not from your Son but Hannibal does come That proud Abhorrer of the Roman Name Has fill'd his heart with Hatred and Disdain Nicho. No but he fix'd it as a Maxime there To value Rome and not her Greatness fear He was my Master which with pride I boast And when Flaminius does revile his Ghost He must know he may do me Reason yet For that dear Life nor ought he to forget That by his Fathers Blood that mighty Man His Triumphs o're the Roman State began Flam. This is Reproach Nicho. Do not the Dead revile Prusi Nor you by Contests me with Rome embroyl Speak plainly to the King as 't is propos'd Nicho. Well Sir since then it cannot be oppos'd Attalus must Reign Rome has resolv'd it so And since what she wills must for Mandates go If this dull World will stoop to such a Sway 'T is fit when she commands Kings should obey But Sir though Attalus a mind possest Brave as the Greatest vertuous as the best Though he with all the Merit were endow'd Might grace a Throne and make a Monarch proud Yet 't is too much for you Sir to afford Credit to it upon a Romans word If he such Vertue and such Valour own They by their great Effects will best be known Give him your Army let him try to do That for himself which I have done for you I 'le lend him Sir if he think fit my hand And gladly will march under his Command Let famous Scipio my Example be To justifie such a Lieutenancy Who when Antiochus was by Rome dethron'd The Orders of his younger Brother own'd The rest of Asia will to him afford Sufficient Employment for his Sword Where he may surfeit his ambitious Brest Flam. Rome into her protection takes the rest Nor must you Sir your Conquests there extend Unless you will her mighty Powers offend Nicho. I know not what to this the King would say But I my self perhaps may Reign one day Then the Effects we of these Threats shall see Mean time go and those places fortifie Prepare my now resolved Designes to oppose And in good time your Roman Aids dispose And if Flaminius shall their Leading take I 'le finde for him a Thrasimenes Lake Prusi Prince you my Kindness by these Taunts abuse You should a Legate with more Honor use The Soveraign Power which does to me belong Nicho. Command me either speak or hold my Tongue I cannot say less for a King to those Who whilst he Reigns would Lawes on him impose Prusi You offend me Sir Nicho. Just as Rome Honors you Prusi Dare you with boldness your Offence pursue Nicho. Why should I Sir behold your States confin'd And Stops to my victorious Course design'd Should I stand still and hear Rome threaten you And be so tame as not to threaten too But kindly thank the imperious Tongues that dare Restrain my Glories and my Conquests bare Prusi Excuse those Heats from youthful Blood do rise Reason and Time will render him more wise Nicho. Reason and Time opened my Eyes before And Age Sir will but open them the more If I had liv'd as Attalus has done And but imaginary Vertue known For what 's without effects I must term so And that which does from admiration grow Of mighty men and Deeds does lamely teach 'T is Imitation must Perfection reach If then my thoughts like his had ne're soar'd higher Than only Romes great Heroes to admire They still would leave me the Bithinian Crown As from all times due to the elder Son Nor would have so much prest my Brothers Reign Had not I taught your Armies how to gain But since by three Crowns joyn'd to yours by me Too great a Power they do united see ' Tmust be divided and a Blot so gay Makes this Prince too well bred Sir to obey To weaken me that he their Turn may serve He more than Alexander does deserve And I must quit to make his Title good My Birthright or the purchase of my Blood Thank Heaven my Fortune's past and those to come Have cast a Cloud of Doubrs and Fears on Rome You if you please those Mists away may drive But never think I my consent will give The Master to whose Rules I all things owe Did not Sir teach me how to stoop so low Flam. By what you say Prince it may well be guest You han't for Glory fought but Interest And all those great Exploits which you have done Make but the Father Tennant to the Son The King 's at best but Steward of your Right You for your self and not for him did fight If those Dominions gain'd him by your Hand Are not to be dispos'd at his Command Those Romans Sir whom you so much despise When they fight fight for Glory not for Prize Scipio whose Courage you extoll'd so high Having overcome Romes stubborn'st Enemy Claim'd not for all the Kingdoms he had won More than the mighty Name of African But Glory so sublime's not elsewhere known And
a whore T Rob. Dawbourne Poor man's Comfort C Lod. Carlile Passionate Lovers 1st part TC Lod. Carlile Passionate Lovers 2d part TC VV. Lower Phoenix in her Flames T Geo. Gascoign Pleasure at Kenelworth Castle M Tho. Killigrew Prisoners TC Sam. Daniel Philotas T James Howel Peleus Thetis M J. S. Phillis of Scyros P Jo. Day Parliament of Bees M  Pedlars Prophesie C John Heywood Play of Love I John Heywood Play of the weather I  Play between Johan Johan the husband Tib his Wife c. I John Heywood    Play between the Pardoner the Frier the Curate Neighbour Prat. I John Heywood   John Heywood Play of Gentleness Nobility 1st part I John Heywood Play of Gentleness Nobility c. 2d part I  Pinner of Wukefield C  Philotas Scotch C H. H. B. Plutus C  Patient Grissel C  Patient Grissel Old C  Promises of God manifested   Promus Cassandra 1st part   Promus Cassandra 2d part   Phormio in Terence C  Presbyterian lash TC Robert Nevile Poor Scholar C Alex. Green Polititian cheated C Waler and others Pompey T Sr. W. Killigrew Pandora C John Wilson Projectors C Rich. Carpenter Pragmatical Jesuite C Dut. of Newcastle Presence C Sr. VV. Killigrew Princess or Love at first sight TC Tho. Killigrew Parsons wedding C Tho. Killigrew Pilgrim T Mrs. Kat. Philips Pompey T Q John Fletcher QUeen of Corinth C Ben. Johnson Queens Masque of Blackness M Ben. Johnson Queens Masque of Beauty M Rich. Brome Queens Exchange C Rich. Brome Queen Concubine C VVill. Habington Queen of Arragon TC  Queen or Excellency of her Sex C Sam. Daniel Queens Arcadia P R VVill. Shakespear RIchard the Second H VVill. Shakespear Richard the 3d. H VVill Shakespear Romeo Juliet T John Fletcher Rule a Wife and have a Wife C James Shirley Royal Master C Tho. Heywood Royal King and Loyal Subject C Tho. Heywood Rape of Lucrece T Tho. Heywood Robert E. of Huntindon's downfal H Tho. Heywood Robert E. of Hunting don's death H Tho. Midleton Roaring Girle C Phil. Massenger Roman Actor T Phil. Messenger Renegado C Geo. Chapman Revenge for Honour T Tho. Goffe Raging Turk T Tho. Rawlins Rebellion T Cyril Tourneur Revengers Tragedy T Lord Barrey Ram Alley or merry Tricks C  Return from Parnassus C Pet. Haustead Rival Friends C Ralph Knevet Rhodon Iris. P VV. Cartwright Royal Slave TC John Tatcham Rump or a Mirror c. C  Reward for Virtue C  Robin Hoods Pastoral May-games   Robin Conscience   Robin Hood and his crew of Souldiers C John Dover Roman Generals   Rivals C VVill. Joyner Roman Empress T Tho. Shadwel Royal Shepherdess TC John Dreyden Rival Ladies TC S John Fletcher SPanish Curate C John Fletcher Sea Voyage C John Fletcher Scornful Lady C Ben. Johnson Staple of News C Ben. Johnson Sad Shepherd C Ben. Johnson Sejanus T Ben. Johnson Silent Woman C James Shirley School of Complements C James Shirley Sisters C Tho. Heywood Silver Age. H VVill. Rowley Shoomaker a Gentleman C Midleton Rowly Spanish Gypsies C Rich. Brome Sparagus Garden C Sr. W. D'Avenant Siege of Rhodes 1st part M Sr. W. D'Avenant Siege of Rhodes 2d part M Tho. Denham Sophy T Tho. Goffe Selimus T Tho. Nabs Springs glory M  Swetnam the woman-hater Arraigned C  Sophister C Rob. Chamberlain Swaggering Damsel C  Sicelides P I. G. Strange Discovery TC  Suns Darling P John Tateham Scots Figaries C Geo. Gascoign Supposes C Jos Rutter Shepherds holy-day P John Marston Sophonisba T John Lilly Sapho Phao. C VV. Cartwright Siege or Loves Convert TC  Solimon Perseda C      Stukeley's Life Death H Tho. Nash Summer's last will Testament C  See me and see me not C VVal. Mountague Shepherds Paradice C Sr. John Suckling Sad one T  Spanish Bawd TC  Susanna's Tears   Salmacida spolia I Sr. Rob. Stapylton Slighted Maid C  Step-mother TC Sr. VV. Killigrew Selindra TC Sr. VV. Killigrew Siege of Urbin TC Abr. Bayly Spightful Sister TC  Sociable Compapanions or the Female wits  Dutchess of Newcastle  C Sr. Rob. Howard Surprisal C  Sr. Martin-marall C Geo. Etheridge She wou'd if she cou'd C  Sullen Lovers or the Impertinents  Tho. Shadwell  C T Will. Shakespear TEmpest C Will. Shakespear Twelf night or what you will C Will. Shakespear Taming of the Shrew C Will. Shakespear Troylus and Cresida T Will. Shakespear Titus Andronicus T Will. Shakespear Tymon of Athens T John Fletcher Thierry and Theodoret T John Fletcher Two Noble Kinsmen TC Ben. Johnson Tale of a Tub. C Ben. Johnson Time Vindicated to himself to his Honours M James Shirley Traytor T James Shirley Triumph of Peace M James Shirley Triumph of beauty M Tho. Midleton Trick to catch the old one C Geo. Chapman Temple M Geo. Chapman Two wise men all the rest fools C Sir W. D'Avenant Temple of Love M Tho. Nabs Totenham Court C W. Rider Twins TC  True Trojans H Jasper Heywood Thyestes T Jasper Heywood Troas T Tho. Newton Thebais T Chr. Marloe Tamberlain 1st part T Chr. Marloe Tamberlain 2d part T Geo. VVapul Tyde tarrieth for no man C  The longer thou livest the more fool thou art  VV. VVayer  C  Tom Tyler and his Wife I  Tryal of Chivalry C Day VV. Rowley VVilkins Travails of the three English Brothers    H Rob. VVilmet Tancred Gismond T Rob. Yarington Two Tragedies in one T Sr. Asten Cockain Trâ—polin suppos'd a Prince TC  Tyrannical Government   Thersytes I S. Pardidge Troades T  Tryal of treasure  VVebster Rowly Thracian wonder H T. VV. Thornby Abbey T Tho. St. Serfe Tarugoes Wiles or the Coffe-House C  Tyrannick Love or the Royal Martyr  John Dryden  T Earl of Orrery Tryphon T M. Medburu Tartuff or the French Puritan C Tho. Killigrew Thomaso or the Wanderer C V John Fletcher VAlentinian T Ben. Johnson Vision of delight M Phil. Massenger Unnatural combat T Phil. Massenger Very VVoman C Phil. Massenger Virgin Martyr T Sir W. D'Avenant Unfortunate Lovers T Tho. Nabs Unfortunate Mother T R. A. Valiant Welchman T Fra. Quarles Virgin Widdow C Will. Sampson Vow-breaker T  Valiant Scot. T W. Duk. of Newca Varieties C  Untrussing the humourous Poet C Sam. Brandon Virtuous Octavia TC Sam. Daniel Vision of the 12. goddesses M  Unfortunate Usurper T Edw. Howard Usurper T  Ungrateful Favourite T T. Porter Villain T Sir Rob. Howard Vestal Virgin T W VVill. Shakespear WInters tale C John Fletcher Womans Prize or the tamer tam'd C John Fletcher Women pleased C John Fletcher Wife for a month C John Fletcher Wit at several Weapons C John Fletcher Wild-goose chase C John Fletcher Woman-hater C John Fletcher Wit
they do protect their Crime T' have rais'd your People brought your Army here In an opprest Queens In'trests to appear Snatcht her from hence in spite of Rome or you Or all that Attalus Rivalship could do And of their Tyrannies have stopt the course With all your own and all Armenia's Force Had been fit Crimes for such a Soul as mine If I a breach of Duty could design Mean Spirits for Revenge use to defame And 't is most properly the Womans Game ' Gainst those Impostors then your Sentence give For my sake or the Queens they ought not live At the last moment men with Heaven make peace Truth best appears when Worldly Int'rests cease And those base spirits when about to die Perhaps may once more what they said deny Arsin Ah Sir Nico. Pray Madam the true Cause declare Why you should press so hard these Lives to spare Or let us think you fear lest dying they Might out of conscience some close Plots convey Arsi What hate than this Sir can more cruel be Whilst I 'de acquit him he accuses me But Sir perhaps my presence whets his Rage I by my absence may these Heats asswage And quieting a Spirit soar'd so high Prevent those Crimes at which he yet may flie I will not ask that Pity should procure For my protection you a Crown secure Nor do I seek my Attalus to save That he should half of your Dominions have If that your Roman Friends request it so I never did of their Intentions know They with their Pow'rs may favor still my Son But I shall need no Aids when you are gone I love too well Sir not to follow you When in these arms you pay to Fates their due Upon your Tomb my Love 's last Duty Grief At once shall sacrifice my Tears and Life Prus Ah Madam Arsin Yes Sir when that time shall come Your Destiny and mine shall be but one Then since he never shall my Soveraign be What should I fear what can he do to me All that I ask in favor of that Gage That Son who does so much his hate engage Is that he may return to Rome and there Finish his days under that Senates care To whom you did commit his Youth and be A weak Remembrance of your love to me This Prince will serve you better than before When Jealousies shall wound his Thoughts no more And fear not Sir though thus you Rome defie For all her Power his Valour is too high The Secrets of great Hannibal he knows From whom Rome did receive such mighty blows Africk and Asia yet admiring stand At those renown'd Advantages he gain'd For Carthage and Antiochus But now I go Sir and the liberty allow To your Paternal Goodness to improve The tenderness of Nature and of Love I must not longer in your Presence see My self unworthily reproached be Nor would I move your anger against one Who is your Valiant and your Conquering Son SCENE III. Prusias Nicomede Araspes Guards Prus This in my brest does strange disorders raise Yet Nicomede I cannot think thee base But let 's yield somewhat to the Senates Prayers And strive to reassure the Queen who fears Passion for her Affection pleads for thee I would not have this Hate eternal be Yet though I prize them cannot in my brest Cherish these thoughts onely to break my rest I would make Love and Nature of accord Father and Husband be and in a word Nico. If I may with you any credit win Be neither one nor t'other Prus What then Nico. King Bravely that Noble Character resume Passions in Monarchs hearts should finde no room Father and Husband are respects not known To a true King who should regard his Throne And nothing more Reign as you ought then Sir And Rome will fear you more than you fear her See but how she who dares to threaten you With apprehensions does my Loss pursue Hoping by losing me strange things to gain Cause she foresees I shall know how to reign Prusi Thus then ungrateful I 'le thy counsel use Laodice or my four Kingdoms choose 'Twixt thee and Attalus thy King does make This dividend thou one of them must take No longer Father now but King i'â—e be Nico. Were you as well King of Laodice And could with Justice such a choice propose I should ask time e're I my thoughts disclose But now to show my will to pleasure you Yet with respect not to offend her too I answer without frivolous delay To your intentions not to what you say To that dear Brother allâ— those rights transpose And let Laodice be free to choose By that see which is mine Prusi Poor abject mind VVhat fury makes thee for a woman blind Prefer'st thou her to all thy glorious fights To all thy valour to my Realm unites After such baseness dost deserve to live Nico. I follow that example which you give Prefer not you a woman to that son By whom those Victories those crowns were won Prusi Do you see me renounce a crown for mine Nico. Do you imagine that is my design If to my brother what is yours I quit I nothing yeild having no right to it For what can I unto your Crowns pretend Till death shall to your Right and Reign give end Pardon me Sir the Harshness of the Phrase Yet Fate in fine does limit Monarchs days Your people then wanting a King will see And choose perhaps betwixt that Prince and me Sir our resemblance is not yet so nigh But dullest eyes a difference may espy And the old rights of birth have oft been known To call an Exile back to fill the throne Or if your Subjects thoughts with yours agree Their 's others brought under your yoke by me And though Rome still her jealousie pursue I can do for my self what 's done for you Prusi I 'le take a course for that Nico. It may be done If to their Fears you sacrifice your son Else your Estates resign'd unto that Prince Shall not be his when you are gone from hence 'T is not in secret that I this declare But speak it that he may himself prepare He hears me now Pru. Ingrateful without blood I shall know how to make his titles good And you SCENE IV. Prusias Nicomedes Attalus Flaminius Arasâ—es Guards Flam. If my affront this anger draws Sir you might spare it to so light a cause Rome may receive it with resentments due But I have Friends that shall appease her too Pru. I 'le do her right to morrow from this hand Attalus shall receive supream command I 'le make him King of Pontus and my heir And for this Rebel who does so much dare Rome shall be Judge what his affronts deserve In Attalus stead he shall for Hostage serve And to conduct him fit means shall be found So soon as he has seen his Brother crown'd Nico. And will you send me then to Rome Pru. Yes Sir Go ask your dear Laodice from her Nico. I 'le go I
Davenport City Night-Cap TC E. M. St. Cecily or the converted Twins T Dut. of Newcastle Covent of Pleasure C Sir Rob. Howard Committee C Tho. Porter Carnivall C  Cheats C D John Fletcher DOuble Marriage C Ben. Johnson Devil is an Asse C James Shirley Dukes Mistress TC James Shirley Doubtful Heir TC Tho. Heywood Dutchess of Suff. H Phil. Massenger Duke of Millain T Rich. Brome Damoyselle C Sir W. D'Avenant Drakes History 1st part M Lord Sterling Darius T John Webster Devils Law-case TC John Webster Dutchess of Malfy T Chr. Marloe Doctor Faustus T Tho. Ingeland Disobedient Child I Geo. Peel David Bathsabe TC Lewis Machin Dumb Knight C John Tateham Distracted States T John Marston Dutch Courtezan C  Darius story I Barnaby Barnes Devils Charter T  Doctor Dodipol C Marloe Nash Dido Queen of Carthage T  Damon and Pythias H Lod. Carlile Deserving Favourite TC Rob. Baron Deorum Dona. M  Dick Scorner   Destruction of Jerusalem   E John Fletcher ELder Brother C Ben. Johnson Every Man in his humour C Ben. Johnson Every man out of his humour C James Shirley Example  Tho. Heywood English Traveller C Tho. Heywood Edward the 4th 1st part C Tho. Heywood Edward the 4th 2d part C Tho. Heywood Elizabeth's troubles 1st part  Tho. Heywood Elizabeth's troubles 2d part  Phil. Massenger Emperour of the East C Chapman Johnson Eastward hoe C Richard Brome English Moor or the Mock-marriage C Geo. Peele Edward the 1st H Chr. Marloe Edward the 2d T  Edward the 3d. H Tho. Nals Entertainment on the Prince's birth day I T. R. Extravagant Shepherd C John Lilly Endimion C C. W. Electra of Sophocles T  Every Woman in her humour C  Interlude of Youth I Sir Will. Lower Enchanted Lovers P  Enough 's as good as a Feast  Bernard Eunuchus in Terence C Rich. Flecknoe Erminia TC Lord Digby Elvira C  English Princess T Tho. Thompson English Rogue C John Dreyden Evening Love or the Mock-Astrologer C Ben. Johnson Entertainments at King James's coronation E Ben. Johnson Entertainments of the Queen Prince at Althrope E Ben. Johnson Entertainments of the King of England and King of Denmark at Theobalds E Ben. Johnson Entertainments of King James Queen Ann at Theobalds E F John Fletcher FAlse one T John Fletcher Four Playes in One. C John Fletcher Faithful Shepherdess P John Fletcher Fair Maid of the Inne C Ben. Johnson Fortunate Isles M Ben. Johnson Fox C Tho. Heywood Fair Maid of the West 1st part C Tho Heywood Fair Maid of the West 2d part C Tho. Heywood Fortune by Land and Sea C Tho. Heywood Four London Prentices H Tho. Heywood Fair Maid of the Exchange C Midleton Rowly Fair Quarrel TC Tho. Midleton Family of Love C Phil. Massenger Fatal Dowry T John Ford Fancies C Shak. Marmion Fine companion C  Fleire C Will. Strode Floating Island C Robert Green Frier Bacon C  Fair Em. C John Marston Fawne C  Faithful Shepherd P  Fatal Union T  Flowers M Tho. Jordain Fancies Festivals M Lod. Carlile Fool would be a Favourite or the discreet Lover TC Geo. Gerbier False Favourite disgrac'd TC D'ouvilly   Will. Hemings Fatal contract T Tho. Norton Ferex and Porex T Tho. Decker Fortunatus C  Free-will T Gibb Swinhoe Fair Irene T Rich. Fanshaw Faithfull Shepherd P  Fair Maid of Bristol   Fidele and Fortunatus   Fulgius Lucrel  John Heywood Four PP I Rhodes Flora's Fagaries C  Feigned Astrologer C Astrea Bien Forced Marriage or the jealous Bridegroom TC G Will. Shakespear GEntleman of Verona C Ben. Johnson Golden Age restored M James Shirley Gamester C James Shirley Gentleman of Venice TC James Shirley Grateful Servant C Tho. Heywood Golden Age. H Tho. Midleton Game at Chess C Phil. Massenger Great Duke of Florence C Phil. Massenger Guardian C George Chapman Gentleman Usher C John Cooke Green's tu quoque C  Ghost C  Gentle craft C  Gyles Goose cap. C Abr. Cowley Guardian C Sir John Suckling Goblins C John Lilly Gallathea C Mr. S. Mr. of Art Gammer Gurtons Needle C Geo. Gascoign Glass of Government TC Rob. Baron Gripus Hegio P  Guise T B. J. Guy of Warwick T J. T. Grim the Collier of Croyden C H Will. Shakespear HEntry the 4th 1st part H Will. Shakespear Henry the 4th 2d part H Will. Shakespear Henry the 5th H Will. Shakespear Henry the 6th 1st part H VVill. Shakespear Henry the 6th 2d part H VVill. Shakespear Henry the 6th 3d. part H VVill. Shakespear Henry the 8th H VVill. Shakespear Hamlet T John Fletcher Honest mans fortune C John Fletcher Humorous Lieutenant C Ben. Johnson Honour of Wales M Ben. Johnson Hymenae M James Shirley Hide Park C James Shirley Humorous Courtier C James Shirley Honoria and Mamon  Geo. Chapman Humorous dayes mirth C Tho. Decker Honest Whore 1st part C Tho. Decker Honest Whore 2d part C Henry Glapthorn Hollander C Shak. Marmion Hollands Leaguer C Tho. Nabs Hannibal Scipio T  Hieronimo 2 part T  Hoffman T  Histriomastix C Markham aad Herod and Antipater T Sampson    How to choose a good wife from a bad TC Sir VV. Lower Horatius T Tho. Randal Hey for honesty down with knavery C Tho. May Heire TC Jasper Heywood Hercules furiens T John Stndley Hyppolitus T John Studley Hercules Oetus T Edm. Prestwith Hyppolitus T  Hectors or false challenge C  Henry the 5th with the Battel of Agen-Court H S. S. Honest Lawyer C John Day Humour out of breath C W. S. Hector of Germany H  Hieronymo 1st part T Rob. Taylor Hog hath lost his Pearl C Sam. Daniel Hymens Triumph P Bearnard Heauton in Ter. C J. D. Hels higher court of Justice I R. Head Hic Ubique C Earl of Orrery Henry the 5th H Sir Rob. Stapleton Hero Leander T Lod. Carlile Heraclius Emperour of the East T Mr. Rat. Phillips Horace T I VVill. Shakespear JOhn King of England H Will. Shakespear Julius Caesar T VVill. Shakespear John K. of England 1st part H VVill. Shakespear John K. of England 2d part H John Fletcher Island Princess C Ben. Johnson Irish Masque M James Shirley Imposture TC Tho. Heywood Iron Age First part H Tho. Heywood Iron Age Second part H Tho. Midleton Inner Temple Masque M Rich. Brome Jovial crew C Sir W. D'Avenant Just Italian TC Lord Sterling Julius Caesar T Cosmo Manuch Just General T Chr. Marloe Jew of Malta TC Tho. Randal Jealous Lovers C Sr. Ralph Freeman Imperiale T John Marston Insatiate Countess T  Jack Drums Entertainment C John Day Iss◠of Guls. C Geo. Gascoign Jocasta T Rob. Davenport John Matilda T Fra. Goldsmith Joseph T  Jacob and Esau C Tho. Decker If this be'nt a good Play the Devil 's in 't C  Jack Straw's life and death H  James the
4th H  Josephs afflictions Jack Jugler  Impatient poverty  VVill. Hemings John Evangelist  R. C. Jews Tragedy T  Ignoramus C  Jovial crew or the Devil turn'd Ranter I John Dreyden Indian Emperor T Sir Rob. Howard Indian Queen T  Imperiale in Folio T K John Fletcher KIng and no King C John Fletcher Knight of the buring pestle C John Fletcher Knight of Malta C Ben. Johnson Kings Entertainment at Welbeck M J. D. Knave in grain C  King and Queens entertainment at Richmond M  Knight of the Golden Shield H  Knack to know an honest man C  Knack to know a Knave C  Knavery in all trades C L VVill. Shakespear LOcrine Eldest Son of K. Brutus T VVill. Shakespear Loves labour lost C VVill. Shakespear Leir and his three Daughters T VVill. Shakespear London Prodigal C John Fletcher Little French Lawyer C John Fletcher Loyal Subject C John Fletcher Lawes of Candy C John Fletcher Lovers Progress C John Fletcher Loves cure or the martial Maid C John Fletcher Loves Pilgrimage C Ben. Johnson Loves Triumph M Ben. Johnson Loves Welcome M Ben. Johnson Love freed from Ignorance M Ben. Johnson Love restored M James Shirley Loves Cruelty T James Shirley Lady of Pleasure C Tho. Heywood Loves Mistress M Heywood Brome Lancaster Witches C Rich. Brome Love-sick Court or the ambitious Politick  Sir W. D'Avenant Love Honour C  Lost Lady TC Peaps Love in it's Extasie P Cosmo Manuch Loyal Lovers TC John Ford Lovers Melancholy T John Ford Ladies Tryal C John Ford Loves Sacrifice T Hen. Glapthorn Ladies Priviledge C Ant. Brewer Love-sick King TC  Landagartha TC  Loves Loadstone C  Lingua C  Loves Dominion P Abra. Cowley Loves Riddle P Rob. Gomersal Lod. Sforza T VV. Cartwright VV. R. Lady Errant TC  Three Lords and Ladies of London C Chr. Marloe Lusts Dominion or the Lascivious Queen T Ulpian Fulwel Like will to like quoth the Devil  R. VVever Lusty Juventus I R. VV. Three Ladies of London C John Tatham Love crowns the end TC John Day Law tricks or who would have thought it C VV. Chamberlain Loves Victory C Tho. Meriton Love and War T John Lilly Loves Metamorphosis C  London Chanticlers C  Look about you or run Red Caps C  Leir and his three Daughters H Tho. Lodge and Robert Green Looking-glass for London H  Liberality Prodigality C  Lady Almony C  Luminalia M  Laws of Nature C T. B. Love will find out the way C  Love Alamode C T. Ford. Loves Labyrinth TC  Levellers Levell'd I Geo. Etherege Love in a Tub. C Rich. Flecknoe Loves Kingdom TC M Will. Shakespear MErry wives of Windsor C Will. Shakespear Measure for measure C Will. Shakespear Much adoe about Nothing C Will. Shakespear Midsomer nights Dream C VVill. Shakespear Merchant of Venice C VVill. Shakespear Mackbeth T VVill. Shakespear Merry Devil of Edmonton C VVill. Shakespear Mucedorus C John Fletcher Mad Lover C John Fletcher Maid in the Mill. C John Fletcher Masque of Grays Inne Gent. M John Fletcher Monsieur Thomas C John Fletcher Maids Tragedy T Ben. Johnson Magnetick Lady C Ben. Johnson Masque at my Lord Hayes House M Ben. Johnson Metamorphosed Gypsies M Ben. Johnson Masque of Augurs M Ben. Johnson Masque of Owls M Ben. Johnson Mortimer's fall T Ben. Johnson Masque of Queens M Ben. Johnson Mercury Vindicated M James Shirley Maids Revenge T Hen. Shirley Martyr'd Souldier T Tho. Heywood Maiden head well lost C Tho. Midleton Mad World my Masters C Tho. Midleton Mayor of Quinborough C Tho. Midleton Michaelmas term C Tho. Midleton More dissemblers than Women C VVill. Rowley Match at Midnight T Phil. Massenger Maid of Honour C Geo. Chapman May Day C George Chapman Monsieur D'Olive C  Masque of the middle Temple Lincolns Inn George Chapman  M Rich. Brome Mad Couple well matcht C Lord Brooks Mustapha T  Marcus Tullius Cicero T Barten Holliday Marriage of the Arts. C Tho. Decker Match me in London J. C. Tho. Nabs Microcosmus M Tho. Randal Muses Looking-glass C John Mason Muleasses the Turk T  Mercurius Britannicus C Geo. Wilkins Miseries of enforced Marriage TC John Studley Medea T Nat. Richards Messalina T John Lilly Mydas C John Lilly Mother Boniby C Sir VV. Lower Martyr T  Massanello T John Marston Male-content TC Rob. Baron Mirza T  Marriage of Wit Science ◠Chr. Marloe Massacre at Paris T Edw. Sherbouru Medea T W. W. Menechmus C Lad. Eliz. Carew Marian. T Tho. Lodge Marius Scylla T John Lilly Maids Metamorphosis C J. C. Merry Milkmaids C Rob. Armin Maids of Moorclack H J. S. Masquarde du C'el M Rich. Flecknoe Marriage of Oceanus Britannia Manhood Wisdome M  Mary Magdalen's Repentance   Milton's Masque M M. W. Marriage Broker C Earl of Orrery Mustapha T Tho. Jordain Money is an Asse C Sir W. D'Avenant Man is the Master C Tho. Thompson Mother Shipton's Life Death C L. Vis Faukland Marriage night T John Dreyden Maiden Queen C Mrs. Boothly Marcelia  Sr. Ch. Sidley Malberry garden C N John Fletcher NOble Gentleman C John Fletcher Nice Valor or the Passionate mad-man C John Fletcher Night Walker or the little Thief C Ben. Johnson News from the New World in the moon M Ben. Johnson Neptune's Triumph M Ben. Johnson New Inne C Sam. Rowley Noble Spanish Souldier T Phil. Massenger New way to pay Old Debts C Rich. Brome Northern Lass C Rich. Brome Novella C Rich. Brome New Academy or the New Exchange C  Nero newly written T Decker Webster Northward hoe C  Noble Stranger C  New trick to cheat the Devil C  Nero's Life and Death T  New Custom I  No body some body H  Nice wanton  Sr. W. Lower Noble ingratitude TC John Dancer Nichomede TC O Will. Shakespear OThello the moor of Venice T Will. Shakespear Old-Castle's Life and Death H Ben. Johnson Oberon the Fairy Prince M James Shirley Opportunity C Midleton Rowly Old Law C Tho. Goffe Orestes T Alex. Nevile Oedipus T T. Nuce Octavia T W. Cartwright Ordinary C Sr. Asten Cockain Obstinate Lady C Lod. Carlile Osmond the great Turk or the Noble Servant T L. VV. Orgula or the fatal Errour T Tho. May Old Couple C  Orlando Furioso H  Old Wives Tale.  Sr. Asten Cockain Ovid. T Sr. W. Killigrew Ormazdes TC P VVill. Shakespear PEricles Prince of Tyre H VVill. Shakespear Puritan Widow C John Fletcher Prophetess C John Fletcher Pilgrim C John Fletcher Philaster C Ben. Johnson Pleasure reconcil'd to Virtue M Ben. Johnson Pans Anniversary M Ben. Johnson Poetaster C James Shirley Polititian C James Shirley Patrick for Ireland H Tho. Midleton Phoenix C Phil. Massenger Picture C Sr. W. D'Avenant Platonick Lovers C Hen. Killigrew Pallantus Eudora T John Ford Perkin Warbeck H John Ford. Pity she 's