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1	A00969	their time . Mr. John Fletcher , and Mr. William Shakspeare . Gent . Printed at London by Though . Cotes
2	A01256	a scab . EPIGRAM. 92 . To Master W : Shakespeare . SHakespeare , that nimble Mercury thy brain , Lulls
3	A01256	. EPIGRAM. 92 . To Master W : Shakespeare . SHakespeare , that nimble Mercury thy brain , Lulls many hundred
4	A02453	a plenteous glass , he would begin A health to Shakespeares ghost , But you may bring Some excuse forth ,
5	A02629	leaden pace , and runs before ; Hies to pale Shakespeares urn , and from his tomb Takes up the bays
6	A03406	heirs : It is not for all to reach at Shakespeares height , Or think to grow to solid Iohnsons weight
7	A03415	' , though his object stink . 118 . To Shakespeare . Thy Muses sugared dainties seem to us Like the
8	A04138	his greater favour : His song was worthy merit ( Shakspeare he ) sung the fair blossom , thou the withered
9	A04632	CHAMBERLAIN his Servants . The principal Comoedians were . WILL SHAKESPEARE . AVG . PHILIPS . HEN . CONDEL . WILL
10	A04725	; Whose stately Numbers are so well addressed . And Shakespeare , thou , whose honey flowing vain , ( Pleasing
11	A07238	matchless features of the faerie Queen ; Read Iohnson , Shakespeare , Beaumont , Fletcher , or Thy neat-limnd pieces ,
12	A07448	Philip Sidney , Spencer , Daniel Draiton , Warner , Shakespeare , Marlow and Chapma . As Xenophon , who imitate
13	A07448	sweet witty soul of Ouid lives in mellifluous and hony-tongued Shakespeare , witness his Venus and Adonis , his Lucrece ,
14	A07448	best for Comedy and Tragedy among the Latins : so Shakespeare among the English is the most excellent in both kinds
15	A07448	: so I say tha the Muses would speak with Shakespeares fine filed phrase , if they would speak English .
16	A07448	of Sir Philip Sidneys , Spence Daniels , Draytons , Shakespeares , and Warners works . Non Iois ira : imbres
17	A07448	who excells in all kinds ) Daniel , Draiton , Shakespeare , Brtton . As these Tragic Poets flourished in Greece
18	A07448	Magistrates , Marlow , Peel , Watson , Kid , Shakespeare , Draiton , Chapman , Decker , and Beniamin Iohnson
19	A07448	witty John Lily , Lodge , Gascoyne , Green , Shakespeare , Thomas Nash , Thomas Heywood , Anthony Mundy our
20	A07448	sir Edward Dyer , Spencer , Danel , Draiton , Shakespeare , Whetstone , Gascyne , Samuell Page sometimes felow of
21	A10187	, whose cure and refutation it endeavours . Ben-Iohnsons , Shackspeers , and others . Some Play-books since I first undertook
22	A10187	not but with grief relate it , they are now Shackspeers Plays are printed in the best Crown paper , far
23	A11952	I bid thee farewell . FINIS . Katherine and Elizabeth Shakespeare , Daughters of Thomas and Elizabeth Shakespeare , were baptised
24	A11952	Katherine and Elizabeth Shakespeare , Daughters of Thomas and Elizabeth Shakespeare , were baptised the seventh day of December , 1598
25	A11954	that thou here see put , It was for gentle Shakespeare cut ; Wherein the Graver had a strife with Nature
26	A11954	Picture , but his Book . B.I. MR . WILLIAM SHAKESPEARES COMEDIES , HISTORIES , & TRAGEDIES . Published according to
27	A11954	according to the True Original Copies . portrait of William Shakespeare LONDON Printed by Isaac Jaggard , and Ed . Blount.
28	A11954	a Friend , & Fellow alive , as was our SHAKESPEARE , by humble offer of his plays , to your
29	A11954	humbly consecrate to your H.H. these remains of your servant Shakespeare ; that what delight is in them , may be
30	A11954	memory of my beloved , The AVTHOR MR . WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE : AND what he hath left us . TO draw
31	A11954	he hath left us . TO draw no envy ( Shakespeare ) on thy name , Am I thus ample to
32	A11954	! delight ! the wonder of our Stage ! My Shakespeare , rise ; I will not lodge thee by Chaucer
33	A11954	not give Nature all : Thy Art , My gentle Shakespeare , must enjoy a part . For though the Poets
34	A11954	in his issue , even so , the race Of Shakespeares mind , and manners brightly shines In his well torn
35	A11954	and Life of the Famous Scenicke Poet , Master WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . THose hands , which you so clapped , go
36	A11954	, and wring You Britains brave ; for done are Shakespeares days : His days are done , that made the
37	A11954	. TO THE MEMORY of the deceased Author Master W. SHAKESPEARE . SHake-speare , at length thy pious fellows give The
38	A11954	Re-entrance to a Plaudit . I.M. The Works of William Shakespeare , containing all his Comedies , Histories , and Tragedies
39	A11954	of the Principal Actors in all these Plays . WIlliam Shakespeare . Richard Burbadge . John Hemmings . Augustine Phillips .
40	A11974	, the Lord Chamberlain his servants . Written by William Shakespeare . LONDON Printed by V. S. for Andrew Wise ,
41	A11978	once made , vnbroken be . FINIS . M. William Shak-speare : HIS True Chronicle History of the life and death
42	A11978	Bull near St. Austins Gate . 1608 . M. William Shak-speare HIS History , of King Lear . Enter Kent ,
43	A11981	by the choice of three Caskets . Written by W. SHAKESPEARE . Printed by J. Roberts , 1600 . The Comical
44	A11983	of Ancient Pistol , and Corporal Nym . By William Shakespeare . As it hath been divers times Acted by the
45	A11989	, the Lord Chamberlain his servants . Written by William Shakespeare . Imprinted at London , for Thomas Fisher , and
46	A11991	, the Lord Chamberlain his servants . Written by William Shakespeare . LONDON Printed by V. S. for Andrew Wise ,
47	A11992	, by his Majesty 's Servants . Written by William Shakespeare . LONDON , Printed by N. O. for Thomas Walkley
48	A12016	Black Friars and the Globe . Written by Will . Shakespeare . printer 's device : McKerrow 368 and 376 ,
49	A12021	Majesty 's servants at the Globe . Written by William Shakespeare . LONDON Imprinted by G. Eld for R. Bonian and
50	A12023	played by the Kings Majesty 's servants . By William Shakespeare , LONDON . Printed by T. C. for Nathaniel Butter
51	A12024	at the Globe on the Bank side . By William Shakespeare . Imprinted at London for Henry Gosson , and are
52	A12030	's Players at the Globe . Written by W . Shakspeare . AT LONDON Printed by R. B. for Thomas Pauier
53	A12032	execution . FINIS . THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM . By W. Shakespeare . AT LONDON Printed for W. Jaggard , and are
54	A12034	some excellent and sweetly composed Poems , of Master William Shakespeare , Which in themselves appear of the same purity ,
55	A12034	in these his Poems . I. B. Upon Master WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE , the Deceased Author , and his POEMS . POets
56	A12034	, the glad remembrance I must love Of never dying Shakespeare , who alone , Is argument enough to make that
57	A12034	Stage , You needy Poetasters of this Age , Where Shakespeare lived or spake , Vermin forbear , Least with your
58	A12034	why do I dead Sheakspeares praise recite , Some second Shakespeare must of Shakespeare write ; For me t is needless
59	A12034	dead Sheakspeares praise recite , Some second Shakespeare must of Shakespeare write ; For me t is needless , since an
60	A12034	my Pen . Leon . Digs . Of Mr. William Shakespeare . WHat , lofty Shakespeare , art again revived ?
61	A12034	Digs . Of Mr. William Shakespeare . WHat , lofty Shakespeare , art again revived ? And Virbius like now show
62	A12034	in St. Dunstan 's Church-yard . POEMS BY WILL . SHAKESPEARE Gent . The glory of beauty . AH wherefore with
63	A12034	admirable Dramaticke Poet , William' Sheakespeare . What need my Shakespeare for his honoured bones , The labour of an age
64	A12034	to die . I. M. On the death of William Shakespeare , who died in April , Anno Doom . 1616
65	A12034	lie A little nearer Spenser to make room , For Shakespeare in your three-fold , foure-fold Tomb ; To lodge all
66	A12034	this sacred Marble of thy own , Sleep rare Tragedian Shakespeare , sleep alone ; Thy unmolested peace in an unshar
67	A12034	death of that famous Writer and Actor , M. William Shakspeare . I Dare not do thy Memory that wrong ,
68	A12034	some Excellent Poems , to those precedent , of Renowned Shakespeare , By other Gentlemen . His Mistress Drawn . SItting
69	A12034	flattering joy we 'll have to recite their plays . Shakespeare and Beamond , Swans to whom the Spheare Listen ,
70	A12035	all happiness . Your Lordships in all duty . William Shakespeare . THE ARGUMENT . LVcius Tarquinius ( for his excessive
71	A12040	FINIS . THE RAPE OF LVCRECE . By Mr. William Shakespeare . Newly Revised . LONDON : Printed by T. S.
72	A12040	all happiness . Your Lordships in all duty , William Shakespeare . The Argument . LVcius Tarquinius ( for his excessive
73	A12044	, whom envious Death has placed Within this Monument ; Shakespeare , with whom Quick Nature died , whose Name doth
74	A12150	have eleev 'd thy brain Where Beamont , Fletcher , Shakespeare , & a train Of glorious Poets in their active
75	A12150	Each casting in his dose , Beamont his weight , Shakespeare his mirth , and Fletcher his conceit , With many
76	A13393	Three Admired Laureates are ensphear 'd in Thee , Smooth Shakespeare , neat Randolph , and witty Ben , Flow in
77	A13415	Sidney , who the Laurel wor . Spencer , and Shakespeare did in Ar excel , Sir Edward Dy . Gr
78	A16273	for Jove , Turning mortal for my Love . W. Shakespeare . FINIS . The unknown Shepherds complaint . MY Flocks
79	A16274	. N. Breton . The passionate Shepherds Song . W. Shakespeare . The unknown Shepherds complaint . Ignoto . Another of
80	A16274	, Turning mortal for my Love . FINIS . W. Shakespeare . The unknown Shepherds complaint . MY Flocks feed not
81	A16884	fall , for heaven still guards the right . W. Shakespeare . Ambition . Ambition is a Vulture vile , That
82	A16884	hath bounds , but deep desire hath none . . Shakespeare . Affection by the countenance is descri'de , The light
83	A16884	best , when most his choice is forward . W. Shakespeare . Blushing and sighing Theseus never strove To woo and
84	A16884	prove bankrupt in this pore rich vain . W . Shakespeare . Those that will all devour , must all forgo
85	A16884	. All Orators are dumb where Beauty pleads . W. Shakespeare . Beauty it self doth of it self persuade The
86	A16884	his limbs , there golden sleep doth rain . W. Shakespeare . Care and suspicion are fair Beauties dower . M.
87	A16884	Danger devises shifts , wit waits on fear . W. Shakespeare . Daunger 's the chiefest joy to happiness , And
88	A16884	in remembrance more , then things long past . W. Shakespeare . Delay . On the one side doubt , on
89	A16884	tormenting Is leaden servitor , to dull delay . W. Shakespeare . He that will stop the brooke must then begin
90	A16884	in love breeds doubts , but sharp denial death W. Shakespeare . Intermission suffers men dispute , What dangers are ,
91	A16884	fly , But cowardlike with trembling terror die . W. Shakespeare . The fear of ill , exceeds the ill we
92	A16884	In canckered malice , and revenge for spite . W. Shakespeare . O what an easy thing is it to descry
93	A16884	the ribs , but bankrupt quite the wits . W. Shakespeare . Your appetites O gluttons to content , The sacred
94	A16884	are but gilded trunks , or painted clay . W. Shakespeare . You can not be too curious of you name
95	A16884	them both , without ten women 's wit . W. Shakespeare . He oft finds medicine , who his griefs imparts
96	A16884	Client breaks , as desperate in his suit . W. Shakespeare . No one thing doth avail man more , To
97	A16884	to grief shows still some want of wit . W. Shakespeare . Great grief can not be told , And can
98	A16884	too much labour drowns for want of skill . W. Shakespeare . Pain pays the income of each precious thing .
99	A16884	it makes Gods , and meaner creatures Kings . W. Shakespeare . Wan Hope poor soul , on broken anchor sits
100	A16884	spring , This carry-tale , discentio 's jealousy . W. Shakespeare . Fowl weathered jealousy to a forward spring , Makes
101	A16884	. Idem . Sparing Justice , feeds iniquity . W. Shakespeare . The first was Bacchus , that with furious might
102	A16884	But Eagles are gazed upon with every eye . . Shakespeare . Since the heaven 's strong arms teach Kings ,
103	A16884	not depose The deputy elected by the Lord . W. Shakespeare . He knows not what it is to be a
104	A16884	Kings misdeeds can not be hid in clay . W. Shakespeare . No Sceptre serves dishonour to excuse , Nor kingly
105	A16884	all truth , lust full of forced lies . W. Shakespeare . Where whoredom reigns , there murder follows fast ,
106	A16884	a Jade , selfe-will himself do tire . W . Shakespeare . Lust never takes joy in what is due ,
107	A16884	A choking gall , and a preserving sweet . W. Shakespeare . It is a doubled grief , a spark of
108	A16884	sleep , that is not what it is . W. Shakespeare . Sight is his root , in thought is his
109	A16884	keeps his revels where there are but twain . W. Shakespeare . As Iris coat in sundry taints doth show ,
110	A16884	Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow . W. Shakespeare . The rights In which Loves beauteous empress most delights
111	A16884	. Against Loves fire fears frost hath dissolution . W. Shakespeare . Greater conquest of hard Love he gains , That
112	A16884	not in the heart , that shadows dreads . W. Shakespeare . Gather I say , the Rose while it is
113	A16884	And once made perfect , never lost again . . Shakespeare . Lovers their loved Ladies loves to gain Promise ,
114	A16884	through , and breaks them all at last , W. Shakespeare . Lovers hours are long , though seeming short ,
115	A16884	But being lowe , never relieved by any . W. Shakespeare . The mightiest that have lived , Have fallen and
116	A16884	Are natures faults , not their own infamy . . Shakespeare . Nature is Learnings eyes , she natures thought ,
117	A16884	to fear each soul that wanders by him . W. Shakespeare . Fair Opportunity can win the coyest she that is
118	A16884	night morning , and the noon tide night , W. Shakespeare . Sorrow is still unwilling to give over . S.
119	A16884	of all the world Must have a stop . W. Shakespeare . Thoughts are but dreams , till their effects be
120	A16884	nurse all , and murder all that are . W. Shakespeare . Stealing Time the subject to delay . S. Ph
121	A16884	, And waste huge stones with little water-drops . W. Shakespeare . Truth . The Truth doth doth dwell within the
122	A16884	misapplyed , And vice sometime by action dignified . W. Shakespeare . Virtue in greatest danger is most shown , And
123	A16884	that watch see time how slow it creeps . W. Shakespeare . Fellowship in woe , doth woe assuage , As
124	A16884	, Make weake-made women tenants to their shame . W. Shakespeare . Be not therefore too proud and full of scorn
125	A16884	, And on the last of his tentrebled days W. Shakespeare . t was the month in which the righteous maid
126	A16884	a proud rider on so proud a back . W. Shakespeare . Among a hundred brave , light , lusty horses
127	A16884	this fair throne to heave the owner out . W. Shakespeare . Stars fall to fetch fresh light from her rich
128	A16884	, As yonder Lady ore her fellows shows . W. Shakespeare . To make the wondrous power of heaven appear In
129	A16884	where she ends , she doth anew begin . W. Shakespeare . Look how close the Ivy doth embrace The tree
130	A16884	on , and back the same grief draw . W. Shakespeare . The storm so rumbled in her breast As Eolus
131	A16884	wink , being blinded with a greater light . W. Shakespeare . Like as in fury of a dreadful fight ,
132	A16884	trembling fear , as foul hears Faulchons bells . W. Shakespeare . As the poor frighted Dear that stands at gaze
133	A16884	His meaning struck her ere his words begun . W. Shakespeare . Astonishment . Like as the tiller of the fruitful
134	A16923	lads can act the Emperors lives all over , And Shakespeares Chronicled histories , to boot , And were that Caesar
135	A17848	. Draiton , George Chapman , John Marston , William Shakespeare , & other most pregnant wits of these our times
136	A19462	simplicity ) deluded by All praise worthy . Lucrecia Sweet Shakspeare . Eloquent Gaueston . Wanton Adonts . Watsons hair .
137	A19878	would contract her light . In remembrance of Master William Shakespeare . ODE . ( 1 ) BEware ( delighted Poets
138	A25808	not Will Summers break his wind for thee ? And Shakespeare therefore writ his Comedy ? All things acknowledge thy vast
139	A25891	some three or four , as Fletcher , Iohnson , Shakespeare , Davenant , that have scribbled themselves into the bulk
140	A26086	us Nobler , or juster Pictures of Nature than Mr. Shakespeare ? Where is there a tenderer Passion , than in
141	A26293	Vol . Mr Beaumont and Fletcher 's Plays . Mr Shakespear 's Plays . Sir William Do Avenant 's Works .
142	A27178	them in this form ; and also to reprint Old Shakespeare : both which are designed by Yours , Ready to
143	A27178	Princes from the Fall of Rome . When Johnson , Shakespeare , and thy self did sit , And swayed in
144	A27178	flow , Or what more easy Nature did bestow On SHAKESPEARES gentler Muse , in thee full grown Their Graces both
145	A27178	before he writ . 'Twixt Johnson 's grave , and Shakespears lighter sound His Muse so steered that something still was
146	A27178	that all Wits both can and can not reach . Shakespeare was early up , and went so dressed As for
147	A27178	that writes Wit , shows he hath none . Brave Shakespeare flowed , yet had his Ebbing too , Often above
148	A27180	Plays : In all 51. in large Fol . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays : In one large Fol . Volume ,
149	A27287	is Learning : We all well know that the immortal Shakespears Plays ( who was not guilty of much more of
150	A27288	this that occasioned so many Admirable Plays heretofore , as Shakespear 's , Fletcher 's , and Johnson 's , and
151	A28287	in all 51. in large Fol . 2 . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays : in one large Fol . Volume containing
152	A28452	into the Beast with two backs , which the knavish Shakespeare speaks of ) but of that more ingenious , two
153	A28477	Plays : in all 51. in large Fol . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays : In one large Fol . Volume ,
154	A29637	for currant Coin , in a dark night : But Shakespeare the Plebeian Driller , was Foundered in 's Pericles ,
155	A29737	, and such as had been Players themselves , William Shakespeare , and Benjamin Iohnson , have specially left their Names
156	A29779	, than you did , Mr. Bays , either in Shakespear 's Tempest , or Milton 's Paradise lost . Now
157	A29786	you can not say Mr. Bays with the Hero in Shakespeare , that the World 's your Oyster , and you
158	A29786	But pray Mr. Bays , what did you say to Shakespeare , Iohnson , and the rest of them ? Methinks
159	A29786	of making Love , his Thefts and mean Characters : Shakespears Ignorance , long Periods , and Barbarous Language : Fletchers
160	A29976	we bid dejected Stle hit The Tragic Flights of Towering Shakespear 's Wit : He needs must miss the Mark ,
161	A29976	he could pay himself next sull third Day . Were Shakespear 's self alive again , he 'd ne'er Degenerate to
162	A29982	we bid dejected Stle hit The Tragic Flights of Towering Shakespear 's Wit : He needs must miss the Mark ,
163	A29982	he could pay himself next full third Day . Were Shakespear 's self alive again , he 'd ne'er Degenerate to
164	A30001	, ut patriae meritos solvamus Honores , Dirigit obscuros vatm Shakespeare & Fletcher praestantissim Poctae Dmatici apud Anglos. par nobile gressus
165	A30001	& respondet avaro : ) Falstaff celebris character Comicus apud Shakesperum . Fert palmam hc , sensa ut promam liberrima ,
166	A30001	; Yet to our selves we Justice must allow , Shakespeare and Fletcher are the Wonders now : Consider them ,
167	A30001	get : But An admirable Character in a Play of Shakespear 's . Falstaff seems unimitable yet . Another Fault which
168	A30002	; Yet to our selves we Justice must allow , Shakespeare and Fletcher are the wonders now Consider them , and
169	A30300	our age : The fame declines Of ne'er enough praised Shakespeare if thy lines , Come to be published : Beaumont
170	A30300	think it was by Ben : Iohnson trimmed , That Shakespeare , Fletcher , and all did combine To make Lirenda
171	A30756	Witch that once lived there , Not unlike Falstaff in Shakespeare ; But more for fight , when Londoneers In Thames
172	A30759	Witch that once lived there , Not unlike Falstaff in Shakespeare ; But more for fight , when Londoneers In Thames
173	A30775	you do ill to accuse him of reading Iohnsons and Shakespears Plays , which should seem you have been more in
174	A30788	the Moral called a Play : Old Ben . and Shakespeare copied what they writ , Then Downright Satyr was accounted
175	A30923	Passions thunder from your Pen , Methinks I hear Great Shakespeare once again . But what does most your Poetry commend
176	A31270	Back , 1677 15 Charnock of Providence , 1684 16 Shakespears Plays , 1685 17 Beaumont and Fletchers Plays , 1679
177	A31611	not but they will make good that of the incomparable Shakespeare ; Not Marble , nor the gilded Monument Of Princes
178	A32872	in sense , In Complement and Courtships quintessence ; Ingenious Shakespeare , Massinger that knows The strength of Plot to write
179	A33421	Scarce travelled , know far Countries by a Map . Shakespeare may make Griefs , merry Beaumonts Stile Ravish and melt
180	A33435	been as rare As Beaumont , Fletcher , or as Shak-spear were , And like them , from thy Native stock
181	A33435	Scarce travelled , know far countries by a map . Shakespeare may make griefs , merry Beaumonts stile Ravish and melt
182	A33458	Honour . I remember just such another fuming Achilles in Shakespeare , one Ancient Pistol , whom he qvows to be
183	A33458	, to ask you why it was a Fault in Shakespeare , that his Plays were grounded upon Impossibilities , and
184	A33458	you tell us in your Postscript to Granada , That Shakespeare is below * the Dullest Writer of Ours , or
185	A33458	: for to me , as Parson Hugh says in Shakespeare , they seemed Lunacies , it is mad as a
186	A33519	, and vex the peaceful Tomb . Who talked to Shakespeare in Heroic Tone Where lay a Genius ; and produced
187	A33519	France , the Handmaid of the English Muse . Even Shakespeare sweated in his narrow Isle , And Subject Italy obeyed
188	A33519	Caesar 's Fall . Nature wrought Wonders then ; when Shakespeare died Her dearest Cowley rose , dressed in her gaudy
189	A33611	strikes A Plaudit to the Epilogues of those Happy Inventions Shaksphere did compose ; Beaumont and Fletcher he will listen to
190	A33611	that inhabit in it ) have ( As they did Shakespeere ) wept thee to thy grave . But I molest
191	A33611	machless features of the Fairy Queen ; Read Johnson , Shakespeare , Beaumont , Fletcher , or Thy neat-lin 'd pieces
192	A33611	th'ingenious soul Of Fletcher too may move without control . Shakespeare ( most rich in humours ) entertain The crowded theatres
193	A33611	upon Avon , we would choose Thy gentle and ingenuous Shakespeare Muse , ( Were he among the living yet )
194	A33611	Glory of the Stage again : Lessen the Loss of Shakespeares death by thy Successful Pen , and fortunate fantasy .
195	A33611	. 69 . To Mr. Clement Fisher of Wincott . Shakspeare your Wincot-Ale hath much renownd , That fo'xd a Beggar
196	A33611	as any Beggar . Bid Norton brew such Ale as Shakspeare fancies Did put Kit Sly into such Lordly trances :
197	A33613	Accidents are all Farce . They were the Originals of Shakespear 's Comedy of Errors , and the Italian Trappoline .
198	A33613	, says our greatest Ben . Ialmson 's Verses on Shakespeare . Master of Comedy , who scorned not to Copy
199	A33903	. For the word Whoreson , I had it from Shakespeare and Johnson . Not unlikely . People are apt to
200	A33903	end . The Short View , &c. takes notice that Shakespeare , though to blame , was a Genteeler Enemy than
201	A33918	and pass their Resolution for their Innocence ; And here Shakespear 's Hamlet is brought first , and a great many
202	A33919	Instances from Ben Johnson Unserviceable. p. 151 The Authority of Shakespeare against the Mock-Astrologer. p. 154 His Maxim founded on the
203	A33919	Modesty even after She has lost her Wits . Had Shakespeare secured this point for his young Virgin Ophelia , the
204	A33919	us something not inconsiderable to our purpose . As for Shakespeare , he is too guilty to make an Evidence :
205	A33919	this , as well as other Branches of immorality . Shakespeare is comparatively sober , Ben Jonson is still more regular
206	A33919	over our own Country-men till King Charles the Second . Shakespeare takes the Freedom to represent the Clergy in several of
207	A33919	of the Relapse &c . Only with this difference ; Shakespears Sr. John has some Advantage in his Character . He
208	A33919	the Function despicable : So that upon the whole , Shakespeare is by much the gentiler Enemy . Towards the End
209	A33919	mean time I shall take a Testimony or two from Shakespeare . And here we may observe the admired Falstaff goes
210	A33919	thousand years 19 . Troil. and Cressid. ago . Thus Shakespeare makes Hector talk about Aristotle 's Philosophy , and calls
211	A34297	. For the word Whoreson , I had it from Shakespeare and Iohnson , who have it very often in their
212	A34297	thing be worse ? and yet ( says he ) Shakespear 's Sir John , has some advantage in his Character
213	A34299	; Heaven that but once was Prodigal before , To Shakespeare gave as much ; she could not give him more
214	A34423	studied Scripture half so much as Ben : Johnson or Shakespeare , he might have learnt , That when Amaziah was
215	A34823	. The first pious deed will be , to banish Shakespeare and Ben . Iohnson out of the parlour , and
216	A34829	yield more profit . This has been the case with Shakespeare , Fletcher , Iohnson , and many others ; part
217	A35283	, it is true , But such as in sweet Shakespears Garden grew . And all his Plants immortal you esteem
218	A35283	in this Play through the Press , as I did Shakespear 's to support it on the Stage . I called
219	A35283	on the Stage . I called it in the Prologue Shakespear 's Play , though he has no Title to the
220	A35283	left it as soon as I could . For though Shakespeare be generally very delightful , h is not so always
221	A35283	on . Not that a Barb that 's come of Shackspears breed , Can ere want Mettle , Courage , Shape
222	A35283	his feeble Skill it is built alone , The Divine Shakespeare did not lay one Stone . Besides this Tragedy a
223	A35289	his feeble Skill it is built alone , The Divine Shakespeare did not lay one Stone . Besides this Tragedy a
224	A35299	dispraise ) Where was your wit , Sirs , before Shakespears days ? No matter where , we 'll say y'have
225	A35337	, you must thank Molliere : Molliere , the famous Shakspear of this Age , Both when he Writes , and
226	A35469	pc of Flowers , an original of William Verelst 170 Shakespears the Poets head by the Life 171 St. Francis in
227	A35652	Phoebus ' , the Poets God , inspires ; By Shakespeare , Iohnson , Fletcher 's lines , Our Stages lustre
228	A35652	ripeness give . Old Mother Wit , and Nature gave Shakespeare and Fletcher all they have ; In Spencer , and
229	A35654	Phoebus ' , the Poets God , inspires ; By Shakespear 's , Iohnson 's , Fletcher 's lines , Our
230	A35654	ripeness give . Old Mother Wit , and Nature gave Shakespeare and Fletcher all they have ; In Spencer , and
231	A35654	Princes from the fall of Rome ; When Iohnson , Shakespeare , and thy self did sit , And swayed in
232	A35654	flow , Or what more easy Nature did bestow On Shakespear 's gentler Muse , in thee full grown Their graces
233	A35669	a design to attack Mr. Waller , as to vindicate Shakespeare . For Mr. Rymer , who pretends that this last
234	A35669	Man who overlooked Mr. Waller 's Faults , might overlook Shakespear 's Excellency 's For it is much more easy to
235	A35669	Yes ; or else it would be barbarity to attack Shakespeare , who has not been dead so long . Freem
236	A35669	you , that contrary to Mr. Rymer 's assertion , Shakespeare was a great Genius . Beaum . I shall be
237	A35669	if I should do that ; for his Censures of Shakespeare in most of the particulars , are very sensible and
238	A35669	very just . But it does not follow , because Shakespeare has Faults , that therefore he has no Beauties ,
239	A35671	And notwithstanding our irregularities , so is our Tragedy . Shakespeare had a Genius for it ; and we know ,
240	A35671	Critic has found in the World , after his Blaspheming Shakespeare . Almost all the Faults which he has discovered are
241	A35671	there ; yet who will read Mr. Rymor not read Shakespeare ? For my own part I reverence Mr. Ryms Learning
242	A35671	, have reason to be afraid of him , but Shakespeare has not . There another part of Poetry in which
243	A35763	If he tells us that Iohnson writ by art , Shakespeare by nature ; that Beaumont had judgment , Fletcher wit
244	A35964	with Cuts : by Hen . Ruse . 1668 172 Shakespear 's ( Will . ) Comedies , Histories and Tragedies
245	A35964	. Sands Paraphrase on the Canticles . The Counterscuffle . Shakespear 's Rape of Lucretia . Prophecy of Cadwallader , last
246	A36282	Plays : in all 51. in large Fol . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays : in one large Fol . Volume .
247	A36291	, Saville , names of honourable desert ; Armestrong , Shakespeare , of high quality : and Turd , Porridge ,
248	A36512	Sophocles . 199 Extravagance of this way of declaiming. 200 Shakespeare prefixed to all the rest of the English Dramatics. 201
249	A36512	may hold out of themselves . I shall begin with Shakespeare , whom notwithstanding the severity of Mr Rhimer , Shakespeare
250	A36512	Shakespeare , whom notwithstanding the severity of Mr Rhimer , Shakespeare preferred to all the rest of the English Dramatics. and
251	A36512	other , should be allowed the benefit of them . Shakespear 's Ophelia comes first under his Lash , Objection to
252	A36512	, and must needs be vitiated together . However , Shakespeare has drowned her at last , and Mr Collier is
253	A36592	Acted at the THEATRE-ROYAL ; AND Written in Imitation of Shakespeare 's Stile . Written by Mr. Dryden . Facile est
254	A36592	treated by the greatest Wits of our Nation , after Shakespeare ; and by all so variously , that their Example
255	A36592	Models are regular , they are too little e Divine Shakespeare ; which that I might perform more freely , I
256	A36597	Sir Godey Kneller , nd given to he Author . Shakespeare thy Gift , I place before my sight ; With
257	A36602	his pride a secret shame , Invades his breast at Shakespear 's sacred name : Awed when he hears his Godlike
258	A36610	which cozened us so long : we thought , because Shakespeare and Fletcher went no farther , that there the Pillars
259	A36610	, I introduced them not on the English Stage , Shakespeare used them frequently : and , though Jonson shows no
260	A36610	any such : Ben Iohnson , Beaumont , Fletcher , Shakespeare , are As well as you , to have a
261	A36610	Writers of the last Age ( in which I comprehend Shakespeare , Fletcher and Ionson ) is manifest . Any man
262	A36610	man who understands English , read diligently the works of Shakespeare and Fletcher ; and I dare undertake that he will
263	A36610	Pericles Prince of Tyre , nor the Historical Plays of Shakespeare . Besides many of the rest as the Winters Tale
264	A36610	what correctness , after this , can be expected from Shakespeare or from Fletcher , who wanted that Learning and Care
265	A36610	Tongue been Beautified by the three fore-mention 'd Poets , Shakespeare , Fletcher and Iohnson : whose Excellency 's I can
266	A36610	Age , was yet more incorrect than their language . Shakespeare , who many times has written better than any Poet
267	A36610	him , ) a less fault than the carelessness of Shakespeare . He does not well always , and , when
268	A36610	would be a fine Gentleman , in an University . Shakespeare showed the best of his skill in his Mercutio ,
269	A36610	Let us therefore admire the beauties and the heights of Shakespeare , without falling after him into a carelessness and (
270	A36622	; and in what we may justly claim precedence of Shakespeare and Fletcher , namely in Heroic Plays : but this
271	A36622	with each other ; which is more than Fletcher or Shakespeare did : but I would have more of the Urbana
272	A36622	predecessors : particularly we may say of Fletcher and of Shakespeare , what was said of Ovid , In omni ejus
273	A36622	will come nearer to our own Countrymen . Most of Shakespear 's Plays , I mean the Stories of them ,
274	A36624	an ultimate intention to pay Reverence to the Manes of Shakespeare , Fletcher , and Ben Johnson , that they commend
275	A36624	of course . Peace be to the Venerable Shades of Shakespeare , and Ben Johnson : None of the Living will
276	A36624	the Drama we have not arrived to the pitch of Shakespeare and Ben Johnson . But here , my Lord ,
277	A36641	His Silence and Contempt of all they Writ . To Shakespear 's Critique , he bequeaths the Curse , To find
278	A36650	beg from you the value of their Wit . That Shakespear 's , Fletcher 's , and great Iohnson 's claim
279	A36650	, And each were guilty of some slighted Maid . Shakespear 's own Muse her Pericles first bore , The Prince
280	A36653	his Amphitrion , was the Original of all , and Shakespeare and Moliere have copied him with success . Nevertheless ,
281	A36661	in their Tragedies to the excellent Scenes of Passion in Shakespeare , or in Fletcher : for Love-Scenes you will find
282	A36661	other side , if you consider the Historical Plays of Shakespeare , they are rather so many Chronicles of Kings ,
283	A36661	not used extreme severity in his judgment upon the incomparable Shakespeare for the same fault . To conclude on this subject
284	A36661	English one , like those of Fletcher , or of Shakespeare . If they content themselves as Cornille did , with
285	A36661	and greatness of characters which are derived to us from Shakespeare and Fletcher : the copiousness and well-knitting of the intrigues
286	A36661	Plays : ( not to name our old Comedies before Shakespeare , which were all writ in verse of six feet
287	A36661	as the French now use ) I can show in Shakespeare , many Scenes of rhyme together , and the like
288	A36661	secondly , that in most of the irregular Plays of Shakespeare or Fletcher ( for Ben . Iohnson 's are for
289	A36661	any of the French . I could produce even in Shakespeare 's and Fletcher 's Works , some Plays which are
290	A36661	the Scornful Lady : but because ( generally speaking ) Shakespeare , who writ first , did not perfectly observe the
291	A36661	, it will be first necessary to speak somewhat of Shakespeare and Fletcher , his Rivals in Poesy ; and one
292	A36661	equal , perhaps his superior . To begin then with Shakespeare ; he was the man who of all Moder ,
293	A36661	but he would produce it much better treated of in Shakespeare ; and however others are now generally preferred before him
294	A36661	him the greater part of the Courtiers , set our Shakespeare far above him . Beaumont and Fletcher of whom I
295	A36661	am next to speak , had with the advantage of Shakespeare 's wit , which was their precedent , great natural
296	A36661	his Humour . Their Plots were generally more regular then Shakespeare 's , especially those which were made before Beaumont 's
297	A36661	of theirs being acted through the year for one of Shakespheare 's or Iohnsons : the reason is , because there
298	A36661	, which suits generally with all men 's humours . Shakespeares language is likewise a little obsolete , and Ben .
299	A36661	comply with ours . If I would compare him with Shakespeare , I must acknowledge him the more correct Poet ,
300	A36661	I must acknowledge him the more correct Poet , but Shakespeare the greater wit . Shakespeare was the Homer , or
301	A36661	more correct Poet , but Shakespeare the greater wit . Shakespeare was the Homer , or Father of our Dramatic Poets
302	A36661	elaborate writing ; I admire him , but I love Shakespeare . To conclude of him , as he has given
303	A36661	this way ; perhaps our Ancestors knew no better till Shakespeare 's time . I will grant it was not altogether
304	A36661	are preposses 'd so much with those excellent Plays of Shakespeare , Fletcher , and Ben . Iohnson , ( which
305	A36661	in Rhyme , as Ben . Iohnson Fletcher , and Shakespeare , had writ out of it . But it is
306	A36695	though of other men 's fancies : and thus are Shakespeare 's Tempest , his Midsummer nights Dream , and Ben
307	A36704	the same veneration by the Athenians of after Ages as Shakespeare is by us ; and Longinus has judged , in
308	A36704	difficulties of altering are greater , and our reverence for Shakespeare much more just , then that of the Grecians for
309	A36704	that the tongue in general is so much refined since Shakespear 's time , that many of his words , and
310	A36704	not so much as the name once Cressida mentioned . Shakespeare , ( as I hinted ) in the Aprenticeship of
311	A36704	I ascribe to the Actors , who printed it after Shakespear 's death ; and that too , so carelessly ,
312	A36704	punished . Yet after all , because the Play was Shakespear 's , and that there appeared in some places of
313	A36704	an honour , by supposing I could imitate the incomparable Shakespeare : but let me add , that if Shakespears Scene
314	A36704	incomparable Shakespeare : but let me add , that if Shakespears Scene , or that faulty Copy of it in Amintor
315	A36704	last turn of it is borrowed . The occasion which Shakespeare , Euripides , and Fletcher , have all taken ,
316	A36704	renewing of their Friendship . But the particular groundwork which Shakespeare has taken , is incomparably the best : Because he
317	A36704	changed wholly by me ; the middle of it is Shakespeare altered , and mingled with my own , three or
318	A36704	how far we ought to imitate our own Poets , Shakespeare and Fletcher in their Tragedies : And this will occasion
319	A36704	but one single action of theirs . This condemns all Shakespears Historical Plays , which are rather Chronicles represented , than
320	A36704	the first question , how far we ought to imitate Shakespeare and Fletcher in their Plots ; namely that we ought
321	A36704	not in the foundation of the design . How defcctive Shakespeare and Fletcher have been in all their Plots , Mr.
322	A36704	must be something in the cause . The difference between Shakespeare and Fletcher in their Plotting seems to be this ,
323	A36704	Fletcher in their Plotting seems to be this , that Shakespeare generally moves more terror , and Fletcher more compassion :
324	A36704	, and Action , they are both deficient ; but Shakespeare most . Ben . Johnson reformed those errors in his
325	A36704	reformed those errors in his Comedies , yet one of Shakespear 's was Regular before him : which is , The
326	A36704	was . It is one of the excellency 's of Shakespeare , that the manners of his persons are generally apparent
327	A36704	passage , from Versailles into the Seraglio . But our Shakespeare , having ascribed to Henry the Fourth the character of
328	A36704	artifice of the Poet . To return once more to Shakespeare ; no man ever drew so many characters , or
329	A36704	so from those of an Incubus and a Sorceress , Shakespeare has produced his Monster . Whether or no his Generation
330	A36704	of Fletcher are poor & narrow , in comparison of Shakespears ; I remember not one which is not borrowed from
331	A36704	King and no King : So that in this part Shakespeare is generally worth our Imitation ; and to imitate Fletcher
332	A36704	he had the leisure to invent a Simile . If Shakespeare be allowed , as I think be must , to
333	A36704	figuratively but that I may do it with respect to Shakespeare , it shall not be taken from any thing of
334	A36704	and to st their Judges by the noise . But Shakespeare does not often thus ; for the passions in his
335	A36704	a sound of words , instead of sense . If Shakespeare were stripped of all the Bombast in the passions ,
336	A36704	dwarf within our Giants clothes . Therefore , let not Shakespeare suffer for our sakes ; it is our fault ,
337	A36704	more manly passions ; Fletcher 's in the softer : Shakespeare writ better betwixt man and man ; Fletcher , betwixt
338	A36704	one described friendship better ; the other love : yet Shakespeare taught Fletcher to write love ; and Juliet , and
339	A36704	: good nature makes Friendship ; but effeminacy Love . Shakespeare had an Universal mind , which comprehended all Characters and
340	A36704	. To conclude all ; he was a Limb of Shakespeare . I had intended to have proceeded to the last
341	A36704	Prologue Spoken by Mr. Betterton , Representing the Ghost of Shakespeare . SEE , my loved Britons , see your Shakespeare
342	A36704	Shakespeare . SEE , my loved Britons , see your Shakespeare rise , An awful ghost confessed to human eyes !
343	A36717	Cur Ego , si nequeo , ignoroque Poeta salutor . Shakespeare among all the Writers of our Nation may stand by
344	A36720	Fletcher Gentleman . The merry VVives of Windsor , by Shakespeare , in quarto . Edward the IV . the first
345	A36721	, containing 51 . Plays . 2 . Mr. William Shakespear 's Plays in one Volume . 3 . Towerson 's
346	A36798	England can boast of ; a Dugdale , and a Shakespeare , both Williams ; a name that has been of
347	A36896	d look into Old Authors ) that Dn stole from Shakespeare , and Shakespeare from Ben-Iohnson , and they all so
348	A36896	Old Authors ) that Dn stole from Shakespeare , and Shakespeare from Ben-Iohnson , and they all so steal from one
349	A36896	Duty both to God and Man . This is but Shakespeare , and Ben Iohnson brought again upon the Stage :
350	A36910	, but his Gondibert , and the much more Excellent Shakespeare would not have been less admired , if an abundance
351	A36959	his own accustomed civility , he falls upon the Renowned Shakespeare , and says , Collier , p. 50. he is
352	A36959	: there he clenches the Nail , there he gives Shakespeare a bold stroke , there obstinacy and malice appear in
353	A36959	; for in another place you 'll find this same Shakespeare , that was before too guilty to make an Evidence
354	A36959	make it yet more German to the matter , as Shakespeare has it , to call them Colliers would be as
355	A36959	Ananias and Rabbi Buisy ; Fletcher , Hypocritical Roger , Shakespeare , Sir John of Wrotham ; Congreve , Say-grace ;
356	A36963	, And Pictures deck the Structure round ; Ben , Shakespeare , and the learned Rout , With Noses some ,
357	A36979	altered by Him Mr. Killigrew 's Works . By Mr. Shakespeare . Hamlet . Macbeth . Julius Caesar . By Mr.
358	A37001	Cato , or a Virgil be , Iohnson , or Shakespeare , to the Mobile ? Or how would Iuvenal appear
359	A37095	, who so graced the stage , The thrice renowned Shakespeare , and the rare Ingenuous Fleteher . These past envy
360	A37239	transported as with the most excellent Scenes of Passion in Shakespeare , or Fletcher : For in this , as in
361	A37465	, Excellency , and Corruption : With some Reflections on Shakespeare and other Practitioners for the Stage . Both by Mr.
362	A38586	Point , comforting himself up with Hall 's Meditations , Shakespeare , and Foxe 's Book of Martyrs , and giving
363	A39195	both their Muses whipped the Vice of time : Then Shakespeare next a Brothers part doth claim , Because their quick
364	A39343	Though Wit as precious every Scene doth hold , As Shakespeare 's Lease , or Johnson 's Massy Gold , Though
365	A39709	or Fletcher 's flame and spirit . Much less Inimitable Shakspear 's way Promethean-like to animate a Play . On our
366	A39710	, or Fletcher 's & sprite : Much less inimitable shakspears way , Promethian-like to animate a play . Valediction To
367	A39726	it is for us to commend others . Nay even Shakespeare , whom he thought to have found his greatest Friend
368	A40040	Sir John Falstaff knew the Prince on Gads-hill , in Shakespeer : nor can others be ignorant of them , who
369	A40062	, Excellency , and Corruption ; with some Reflections on Shakespeare and other Practitioners for the Stage . Both by Mr.
370	A40870	delight , And bid him speak , as she bid Shakespeare write . Those Blades indeed are Cripples in their Art
371	A40875	Our Poets wore the Laurels of the Age , While Shakespeare , Fletcher , Johnson Crowned . the Stage And though
372	A40875	Whose happy Muse such Wonders can impart , And temper Shakespear 's Flame with Johnson 's Art . Whose Characters set
373	A41556	of Venice , which we find at great length in Shakespear 's Tragdies , for He was trepanned almost the same
374	A41698	World you are of the same mind of Timon in Shakespeare , It is not enough to help the feeble up
375	A41698	too , lets us know in his Elegy upon Divine Shakespeare , That , though the Poet 's Matter Nature be
376	A41698	Wit , Makes more unwearied searches after it ? Great Shakespeare , Fletcher , Denham , Waller , Ben , Cowley
377	A41698	can you find a Scene deserves more praise , In Shakespeare , Iohnson , or in Fletcher 's Plays ? They
378	A41698	if in what 's sublime you take delight , Lay Shakespeare , Ben and Fletcher in your sight : Where Human
379	A41703	Saunders . In Folio . BEaumont & Fletchers Plays . Shakespear 's Plays . Sir . William Davenant 's Plays .
380	A41898	Original , Excellency and Corruption ; with some Reflections on Shakespea and other Practitioners for the Stage . Both by Mr.
381	A42439	. Esq . 98 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakspeare . 99 . Arnalte & Lucenda , or the melancholy
382	A42535	, the Arcadia , Draiton , Beaumont and Fletcher , Shakespeare , Iohnson , Rondolph ; and lastly , Gondibert ,
383	A42746	very good Defence of a Passage in the Othello of Shakespeare , which Mr. Rymer has loudly exclaimed against , and
384	A42746	of Tragedy , and an Attempt at a Vindication of SHAKESPEARE , in an Essay directed to JOHN DRYDEN Esq .
385	A42746	had almost promised the World a Vindication of the Incomparable Shakespeare , I quitted the Design , since he had got
386	A42746	Assurance on this General Silence o all the Friends of Shakespeare , that Mr. Rymer 's Objections are unanswerable ; I
387	A42746	; and , if the Critic discover the Faults of Shakespeare , The Poet will also see , and admire is
388	A42746	Job . Next , I shall attempt a Vindication of Shakespeare , where he more formerly attaques him . In the
389	A42746	use him with no more Respect , than he does Shakespeare or You : And in the latter , I hope
390	A42746	, h proposes to us for the Test , of Shakespear 's Faults , as a sufficient Answer to what he
391	A42746	consequence , that all his Pains were needless to bring Shakespeare into that Number , since his greatest Admirers eve confessed
392	A42746	the Drones . But , indeed , the Lovers of Shakespeare may well forgive the Author of Edgar , and this
393	A42746	relish the Noble Thoughts which the Ingenious have admired in Shakespeare ever since he Writ . It has been the Fate
394	A42746	, Da , or Boss , and mis-apply 'd to Shakespeare . And for his Poetry , from the Heroic Tragedy
395	A42746	granted a very incompetent Judge of such a Poet as Shakespeare is . Some of my Friends , whose Authority was
396	A42746	for he will have it , That the words of Shakespeare do not set off the Action , and then of
397	A42746	were all this true , I ca n't find that Shakespeare falls justl under his ate Worth , and by Consequence
398	A42746	not as great an Error in Manners , as any Shakespeare is guilty of in the worst of his Plays ,
399	A42746	, and show the Muscles of their Passion , than Shakespears , Cassius , and Brutus ? Could any Pugg in
400	A42746	, have a ster Occasion for a Passionate Scene than Shakespears , Brutus , and Cassis : But I ask his
401	A42746	, our Hstoriographer , I mean , and the inimitable Shakespeare . First , Here is a Council of 15 of
402	A42746	dull Bulesque on Common Sense to this incomparable Scene of Shakespeare , whic is justly admired by all Men of Sense
403	A42746	it do not Pitox and Gallery-it , with any of Shakespears : et it may bear the Bell ( to borrow
404	A42746	Reflections , and then examine more particularly what relates to Shakespeare . P. 63. he expresses himself much against Rhyme in
405	A42746	n't see how he can make it out , if Shakespeare be so far from a Poet , as not to
406	A42746	hus qualified , no doubt his censure of the admirale Shakespeare , must be extraordinary , which erations examine . To
407	A42746	Mr. Rymer and all of his Opinion to parallel in Shakespeare , the Wounds , the Hatreds , the Battles ,
408	A42746	his failures , in Conduct and Characters ; is not Shakespeare more ungenerously dealt with , whose Faults are made to
409	A42746	Pedants of the Age ; the xcellence I find in Shakespeare himself , commands a uster Veneration ; for in his
410	A42746	: But to give he World some Satisfaction , that Shakespeare as had as great a Veneration paid his Excellence y
411	A42746	show all the Poets of Antiquity , out done by Shakespeare , in all the Topics , an common places made
412	A42746	places made use of in Poetry . The Enemies of Shakespeare would by no means yield hi so much Excellence ;
413	A42746	Learned and Ingenious Assembly , unnimously gave the Preference to Shakespeare And the Greek and Roman Poets were adjudged l at
414	A42746	none but you excels . Shall we therefore still admire Shakespeare wi these Learned and Ingenious Gentlemen , or per him
415	A42746	Heroes of his Own Country , he would have set Shakespear 's Faults in their true Light , and distinguished betwixt
416	A42746	truly and justly refer a great many of these Faults Shakespeare is guilty of . For , He not having that
417	A42746	was in much esteem for a Comoedian , which made Shakespeare put several words , and expressions into his part (
418	A42746	Accusation is , That it is not improbable , that Shakespeare was ignorant of the Rules of Aristotle 's Poetics ;
419	A42746	in the Wrong . But should we grant him that Shakespeare wanted Art ( though Ben Johnson denies it ) can
420	A42746	with great Vices , as well as the Writings of Shakespeare ; yet are they granted Heroes , and so must
421	A42746	when the Number of those exceed these , as in Shakespeare , all whose Faults have not been able to frustrate
422	A42746	I have laid it down , else we should do Shakespeare a great deal of Injustice . I suppose none will
423	A42746	to the purpose , is that Heat he expresses against Shakspears giving a Name to his Moor , though Cinthio did
424	A42746	If Virgil be allowed his Reason for doing that , Shakespeare is not to seek for one for what he has
425	A42746	them here , and permit me either wholly to justify Shakespeare , even here , or at least to put him
426	A42746	the brave Moor from them . But at worst , Shakespeare is on as good a bottom as Virgil , in
427	A42746	those that must pass for such , if this in Shakespeare is so , ) But because they relate not to
428	A42746	so exact , that I am apt to think , Shakespeare took the Copy from Virgil . Nor can it justly
429	A42746	they were believed , the same will hold good for Shakespeare , in this particular , I vindicate him in :
430	A42746	Mr. Rhymers Objections , yet ought not that to rob Shakespeare of his due Character of being a Poet , and
431	A42746	much greater Value . If it be a fault in Shakespeare , that it end not with such a sentence ,
432	A42746	the Morals of Hamlet , Macheth , and most of Shakespear 's Plays , prove a lesson of mightier consequence than
433	A42746	&c . Besides the worst , and most irregular of Shakespear 's Plays , contains two or three such Fables ,
434	A42746	for it would require a Volume near as ig as Shakespeare , to set them off according to their worth ;
435	A42746	time for a full Justification of the other parts of Shakespeare , attaqu 'd with less Reason and Justice . Mr.
436	A42746	I have said in the beginning of my Vindication of Shakespeare , must here be recollected on Jago 's behalf ;
437	A42746	that is his Wittycism ) than the Tragical Flights of Shakespeare . Mr. Rymer 's Friend Rapine tells us , that
438	A42746	particular in his proof . Then for the Expressions of Shakespeare , none but Mr. Rymer can find fault with them
439	A42746	and numerous . There is scarce a serious part of Shakespeare , but has all these qualities in the Expression .
440	A42746	sample of the Poetry , Thought , and Expression of Shakespeare . The first is in the Midsummer Nights Dream ,
441	A42746	the highest contempt , if not a greater Punishment . Shakespears Numbers carry such an Harmonious Majesty , that what Rapine
442	A42746	the trifling , and false Objections of his enemies that Shakespeare had this very notion of this passion . For this
443	A42746	is time to turn my Thoughts from a defence of Shakespeare , to an excuse of my own Transgression , in
444	A42746	, could have given more Authority to my defence of Shakespeare ; yet would you never have consented to the manner
445	A42748	, to have been long ago observed by our admirable SHAKESPEARE , when he says , As when a well graced
446	A43564	Long have pursued the harsh and rugged Road , Where Shakespeare and Great Ben before me trod : Yet now ,
447	A43744	rage , Is the peculiar Frenzy of this Age . Shackspear must down , and you must praise no more Soft
448	A43744	no more Soft Desdemona , nor the Jealous Moor : Shackspear whose fruitful Genius , happy Wit Was framed and finished
449	A44171	be tried , As when great Johnson , or brave Shakespeare died . Wits must unite , for Ignorance we see
450	A44749	Poets that have been these last two hundred years . Shakespears Plays . Touching the PRECEDENCE OF Sovereign Princes . COncerning
451	A45651	Has not Great Johnsons learning , often failed ? But Shakspear 's greater Genius , still prevailed . Have not some
452	A46420	and so it might with small addition be rendered , Shakespeare ; which in effect is the sense also of the
453	A46439	been better Praised than Studied here in England , wherein Shakespeare who Created the Stage among us , had rather Written
454	A46439	are as inborn to you , as they were to Shakespeare ; and for ought I know to Homer ; in
455	A46439	I am reading Iohnson 's Verses to the Memory of Shakespeare : An Insolent , Sparing , and Invidious Panegyric :
456	A46439	in both those kinds ; and I would instance in Shakespeare of the former , of your Lordship in the latter
457	A46458	Nomenclatura , Greek , Latin , and English . 29 Shakespeer 's Rape of Lucreece. 30 Shepheard 's Office of Constables
458	A46646	. That which he adds from his Testimony out of shakespeare of the imagined vehemence of Rich . the 3 .
459	A46646	this libeller hath learnt to act a part out of shakespeare , and with Rich . 3. accusing loyalty , and
460	A46646	cost of blood to remove prayers , and tears . Shakespeare could not have framed a fitter exclamation for Rich .
461	A46647	. That which he adds from his Testimony out of shakespeare of the imagined vehemence of Rich . the 3 .
462	A46647	this libeller hath learnt to act a part out of shakespeare , and with Rich . 3. accusing loyalty , and
463	A46647	cost of blood to remove prayers , and tears . Shakespeare could not have framed a fitter exclamation for Rich .
464	A46869	without the Management of Hobbs his Leviathan ? Why should Shakespeare , Johnson , Beaumont , Fletcher , that are no
465	A46910	a lamentation for his lost Mistress . There was also Shakespeere , who ( as Cupid informed me ) creeps into
466	A46910	their tutoresses ) the young sparkish Girls would read in Shakespeere day and night , so that they would open the
467	A47426	of all our English women may be drawn out of Shackespeers merry wife 's of Windsor ; or the religion of
468	A47451	stroaling did , and will still continue : Nor has Shakespeare thought it unfit to introduce them as a Beauty in
469	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare AS You like it . C Will . Shakespeare All
470	A47507	. Shakespeare AS You like it . C Will . Shakespeare All 's well that ends well . C Will .
471	A47507	All 's well that ends well . C Will . Shakespeare Anthony & Cleopatra . T Will . Shakespeare Arraignment of
472	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Anthony & Cleopatra . T Will . Shakespeare Arraignment of Paris . P Ben . Johnson Alchemist .
473	A47507	Weaver . I Band , Ruff & cuff . I Shakespeare and Rowley Birth of Merlin . TC Dut. of Newcastle
474	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare COmedy of Errors . C Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus .
475	A47507	Will . Shakespeare COmedy of Errors . C Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus . T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T Will
476	A47507	. C Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus . T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T Will . Shakespeare Cromwell 's History .
477	A47507	. T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T Will . Shakespeare Cromwell 's History . H John Fletcher Custom of the
478	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare GEntleman of Verona . C Ben . Johnson Golden Age
479	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare HEnry the 4th 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare
480	A47507	Shakespeare HEnry the 4th 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 4th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare
481	A47507	Shakespeare Henry the 4th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 5th . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the
482	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Henry the 5th . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare
483	A47507	Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare
484	A47507	Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 3d. part . H Will . Shakespeare
485	A47507	Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 3d. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 8th . H Will . Shakespeare Hamlet .
486	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Henry the 8th . H Will . Shakespeare Hamlet . T John Fletcher Honest mans fortune . C
487	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare JOhn King of England . H Will . Shakespeare Julius
488	A47507	. Shakespeare JOhn King of England . H Will . Shakespeare Julius Csar . T Will . Shakespeare John K. of
489	A47507	H Will . Shakespeare Julius Csar . T Will . Shakespeare John K. of England , 1st. part . H Will
490	A47507	K. of England , 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare John K. of England , 2d. part . H John
491	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare LOcrine Eldest Son of K. Brutus . T Will .
492	A47507	LOcrine Eldest Son of K. Brutus . T Will . Shakespeare Loves labour lost . C Will . Shakespeare Leir and
493	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Loves labour lost . C Will . Shakespeare Leir and his three Daughters . T Will . Shakespeare
494	A47507	Shakespeare Leir and his three Daughters . T Will . Shakespeare London Prodigal . C John Fletcher Little French Lawyer .
495	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare MErry wives of Windsor . C Will . Shakespeare Measure
496	A47507	. Shakespeare MErry wives of Windsor . C Will . Shakespeare Measure for measure . C Will . Shakespeare Much ado
497	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Measure for measure . C Will . Shakespeare Much ado about Nothing . C Will . Shakespeare Midsummer
498	A47507	. Shakespeare Much ado about Nothing . C Will . Shakespeare Midsummer nights Dream . C Will . Shakespeare Merchant of
499	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Midsummer nights Dream . C Will . Shakespeare Merchant of Venice . C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth .
500	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Merchant of Venice . C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth . T Will . Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton
501	A47507	. C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth . T Will . Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton . C Will . Shakespeare Mucedorus
502	A47507	. Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton . C Will . Shakespeare Mucedorus . C John Fletcher Mad Lover . C John
503	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare OThello , the moor of Venice . T Will .
504	A47507	OThello , the moor of Venice . T Will . Shakespeare Old-Castle 's Life and Death . H Ben . Johnson
505	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare PEricles Prince of Tyre . H Will . Shakespeare Puritan
506	A47507	. Shakespeare PEricles Prince of Tyre . H Will . Shakespeare Puritan Widow . C John Fletcher Prophetess . C John
507	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare RIchard the Second . H Will . Shakespeare Richard the
508	A47507	Will . Shakespeare RIchard the Second . H Will . Shakespeare Richard the 3d . H Will . Shakespeare Romeo &
509	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Richard the 3d . H Will . Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet . T John Fletcher Rule a Wife
510	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare TEmpest . C Will . Shakespeare Twelfth night , or
511	A47507	Plays . Will . Shakespeare TEmpest . C Will . Shakespeare Twelfth night , or what you will . C Will
512	A47507	night , or what you will . C Will . Shakespeare Taming of the Shrew . C Will . Shakespeare Troylus
513	A47507	. Shakespeare Taming of the Shrew . C Will . Shakespeare Troylus and Cresida . T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus
514	A47507	Will . Shakespeare Troylus and Cresida . T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus . T Will . Shakespeare Tymon of Athens
515	A47507	T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus . T Will . Shakespeare Tymon of Athens . T John Fletcher Thierry and Theodoret
516	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare WInters tale C John Fletcher . Woman 's Prize ,
517	A47507	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare YOrkshire Tragedy . T James Shirley Young Admiral . C
518	A47507	having thus placed them . First , I begin with Shakespeare , who hath in all written forty eight . Then
519	A47633	sorry that Mr Dryden when he charged every page of Shakespeer , and Fletcher with some Solecism of speech , or
520	A47633	the Wild Gallant , a greater imposibility , then any Shakespeare can be censured for ( for imposybility 's in Mr
521	A47633	those Discovery 's others had begun to shadow : that Shakespeare and Fletcher ( as some think ) erected the Pillars
522	A47644	Cowley 's Works . Beaumont and Fletcher 's Plays . Shakespear 's Works . Killigrew 's Plays Davila 's Civil VVars
523	A48796	be known to posterity under no other notions than of Shakespear 's and Ben Johnson 's Master , Chancellor Egerton 's
524	A48970	Mr Stanly . Poems and Works . 8o . Mr Shaksper 's Poems . 12o . Mr Stapleton . Muses on
525	A48970	Duke of Normandi. 4o . Faithful Shepardess. 4o . Mr Shakspear 's Plays . folio . King Lear , and his
526	A49438	which their Elizium yields . Whee Chaucer , Iohnson , Shakespeare , and the rest , Kindly embrace their venerable Guest
527	A49438	trahens longum , cultosque accincta cothurnos Cedat in hoc tibi Shaksperus , Jonsonus in illo . Nota tibi ante alios imprimis
528	A49533	as those later Writers of our own Nation , Mr Shakespeare , Fletcher , Johnson , Cowley , &c. that I
529	A49533	Settle . 439 Though . Shadwell . 442 Will . Shakespeare . 453 Lewis Sharp . 469 Edw . Sharpham .
530	A49533	Lady Katherine Roos . If this Play fall short of Shakspear 's Troilus and Cressida , at least it surpasses Heywood
531	A49533	. This Tragedy seems to be written in imitation of Shakspear 's old Play of Pericles Prince of Tyre : for
532	A49533	old Play of Pericles Prince of Tyre : for as Shakspear raises Gower , an old English Bard , for his
533	A49533	practice of the Poets of the last Age , as Shakspear , Heywood , &c. at which time they frequently introduced
534	A49533	our Age : The Fame declines Of ne'er enough praised Shakespeare if thy lines Come to be published : Beaum &
535	A49533	which having spoke of the Eminent Dramatic Poets , as Shakesprear , Johnson , Daniel , &c. it adds of Translators
536	A49533	p. 90 . Old Mother Wit , and Nature gave Shakespeare , and Fletcher , all they have ; In Spencer
537	A49533	not ) very much borrowed from the Second Part of Shakespear 's Henry the Sixth ; though Mr. Crown with a
538	A49533	1681 . Part of this Play likewise is borrowed from Shakespeare . For the Plot read the Chronicles of those Times
539	A49533	a Tragi-Comedy made up of two Plays written by Mr. Shakespeare , viz Measure for Measure , and Much Ado about
540	A49533	Language of the whole Play almost , be borrowed from Shakespeare : yet where the Language is rough or obsolete ,
541	A49533	to give , instead of many , one Instance . Shakespear 's Duke of Vienna says thus Measure for Measure ,
542	A49533	you to the abovementioned Plays , in the Account of Shakespeare . Love and Honour , a Tragi-Comedy which I have
543	A49533	Ancestors , the Works of those his Illustrious Predecessors , Shakespeare , Fletcher , and Johnson : I was resolved to
544	A49533	so disrespectively treated as he has used them . Mr. Shakespeare as first in Seniority I think ought to lead the
545	A49533	follows Postscript to Granada , page . 146 . : Shakespeare who many times has written better than any Poet in
546	A49533	, ere you despise the other . Speaking of Mr. Shakespear 's Plots , he says they were lame , Ibid.
547	A49533	Pericles Prince of Tyre , nor the Historical Plays of Shakespeare ; Besides many of the rest , as the Winters
548	A49533	Preface to Mock Astrologer . B. 4 . Most of Shakespear 's Plays , I mean the Stories of them ,
549	A49533	. He Characterises Mr. Fletcher , who writ after Mr. Shakespeare Postscript , p. 144 . , As a Person that
550	A49533	Luxuriance of Fletcher a less fault than the Carelessness of Shakespeare . He does not well always , and when he
551	A49533	, who understands English , read diligently the Works of Shakespeare and Fletcher ; and I dare undertake that he will
552	A49533	ingenious Men , that know how he has dealt with Shakespeare , will count him ungrateful ; who by furbishing up
553	A49533	, he has published ; which if they exceed Mr. Shakespeare in Economy , and Contrivance , it is that Mr.
554	A49533	rather than his own Conduct , or Performances . Honest Shakespeare was not in those days acquainted with those great Wits
555	A49533	furnish out a Laureate for a Conquest of Granada . Shakespear 's Measure for Measure , however despised by Mr. Dryden
556	A49533	make one good Play . To conclude , if Mr. Shakespear 's Plots are more irregular than those of Mr. Dryden
557	A49533	Speech , and Flaws in Sense , as well as Shakespeare , Fletcher , and Johnson : but this would be
558	A49533	at the Theatre Royal ; and written in imitation of Shakespear 's stile , printed in quarto Land . 1678. and
559	A49533	Earl of Danby . That our Author has nearly imitated Shakespeare is evident by the following Instance . In the Comedy
560	A49533	L'Amant Indiscreet : not to mention little Hints borrowed from Shakespeare , Petronius Arbiter &c . The main Plot of this
561	A49533	have it , in prose mesure , so that Mr. Shakespeare notwithstanding our Author 's Allegation , was not the first
562	A49533	in quarto Land . 1676 . This Play is originally Shakespear 's ( being the first Play printed in the Folio
563	A49533	of Sunderland . This Play was likewise first written by Shakespeare , and revised by Mr. Dryden , to which he
564	A49533	is a Masterpiece , and whether it be copied from Shakespeare , Fletcher , or Euripides , or all of them
565	A49533	. The Plot of this Play was taken by Mr. Shakespeare from Chaucer 's Troilus and Cressida ; which was translated
566	A49533	. In this Play he is not content with robbing Shakespeare , but tops upon the Audience an old Epilogue to
567	A49533	or this Age , to the reserve of the Venerable Shakespeare , and the Learned and Judicious Johnson . It is
568	A49533	( as I have observed ) to be copied from Shakespears 's Tempest . Prol. to the Tempest . The Storm
569	A49533	which vanished on the neighbring shore , Was taught by Shakespears Tempest first to roar , That Innocence and Beauty which
570	A49533	This Play was written by Mr. Fletcher , and Mr. Shakespeare . Valentinian , a Tragedy revived not long ago by
571	A49533	, a Comedy , written on the same foundation with Shakespear 's Taming of the Shrew ; or which we may
572	A49533	show , in imitation , as I suppose , of Shakespear 's practice in Pericles Prince of Tyre , where Gower
573	A49533	less beloved by the Famous Poets of his Time , Shakspear , Beaumont , and Fletcher : witness his Copy which
574	A49533	and Fletcher : witness his Copy which he writ on Shakspear , after his Death , See his Works at the
575	A49533	some mouldy Tale , Like Pericles A Play writ by Shakespeare . ; and stale As the Shrieve 's Crusts ,
576	A49533	others , when he acted the Clown 's part in Shakespear 's Company of Comedians , as I have read in
577	A49533	MARLOE . An Author that was Contemporary with the Incomparable Shakespeare , and One who trod the Stage with Applause both
578	A49533	he is thus commended by an old Poet : Ingenious Shakespeare , Massinger , that knows The Strength of Plot ,
579	A49533	have been writ in former Days ; As Johnson , Shakespeare , Beaumont , Fletcher writ ; Mine want their Learning
580	A49533	as well as his Contemporaries , and made use of Shakespeare , to the advantage of his Purse , at least
581	A49533	. A great part of this Play is borrowed from Shakespear 's Romeo and Juliet ; as the Character of Marius
582	A49533	Mr. Dryden says in his Postscript to Granada , That Shakespeare said himself , that he was forced to kill Mercurio
583	A49533	Poetry ; but because I believe it was this Play Shakespeare Hen . IV . Act 2. meant , when he
584	A49533	shall speak by and by , in the Account of Shakespeare . Thomas RAWLINS . A Gentleman that lived in the
585	A49533	He was not only beloved by those Great Men , Shakespeare , Fletcher , and Johnson ; but likewise writ with
586	A49533	the late Duke of Buckingham . The Play is originally Shakespear 's ; but so imperfectly printed , that it is
587	A49533	; both printed 4o . Land . 1689 . William SHAKESPEARE . One of the most Eminent Poets of his Time
588	A49533	that like those Diamonds Dr. Fuller in his Account of Shakespeare . , which are found in Cornwall , Nature had
589	A49533	I must still aver , that when in competition with Shakespeare , I must apply to them what Justus Lipsius writ
590	A49533	and Unfortunate Lovers : which Book , though written since Shakespear 's Time , I am able to prove several of
591	A49533	Mr. Dryden says Preface Mock-Astrol . , That most of Shakespear 's Plots , he means the Story of them ;
592	A49533	Play is now in Esteem , though the Foundation were Shakespear 's , all People know . How it took at
593	A49533	Preface to Troilus and Cressida explain . No Man except Shakespeare , ever drew so many Characters , or generally distinguished
594	A49533	is not the only Character of this Nature that Mr. Shakespeare has written ; for Merlin , as he introduces him
595	A49533	Titus , says , That the Play was not originally Shakespear 's , but brought by a private Author to be
596	A49533	To day the Poet does not fear your Rage , Shakespeare by him revived now treads the Stage : Under his
597	A49533	not proudly scorn To own , that he but winnowed Shakespear 's Corn ; So far he was from robbing him
598	A49533	mistakes , was doubtless first borrowed ( not only by Shakespeare , but all our succeeding Poets ) from Plautus ,
599	A49533	Daisy in a field of Grass , Thus far Mr. Shakespeare . And showed like unmelt snow unto the sight :
600	A49533	, whom envious Death has placed Within this Monument , Shakespeare , with whom Quick Nature died , whose Name doth
601	A49533	read in Lucians Dialogues : But our Author has imitated Shakespeare , in the Comical part of his Midsummer Nights Dream
602	A49533	Shirley 's Shepherd Bottle , is but a Copy of Shakespear 's Bottom , the Weaver . I shall conclude this
603	A49533	, Marquess of Worcester . This Play is borrowed from Shakespear 's Coriolanus . Island Princess , a Tragi-comedy acted at
604	A49533	This Play in the Original , was writ by W. Shakespeare . Richard the Third , a History acted at the
605	A49533	, Esq . This Play owns its Birth likewise to Shakespeare . Besides these Plays , our Author has two Volumes
606	A49533	; but it is ascribed by Kirkman to Mr. W. Shakespeare . B. Battle of Aliazar , fought in Barbary ,
607	A49533	1600 . This Play is only the Second part of Shakespear 's Henry the Sixth , with little or no Variation
608	A49533	Play is said by Kirkman , to be writ by Shakespeare ; though finding no Name to it , I have
609	A49533	is said by former Catalogues to have been writ by Shakespeare ; and was , I presume , printed before this
610	A49533	are most of them taken out of the Plays of Shakespeare , Fletcher , Shirley , Marston , &c . There
611	A49534	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare AS you like it . C Will . Shakespeare All
612	A49534	. Shakespeare AS you like it . C Will . Shakespeare All 's well that ends well . C Will .
613	A49534	All 's well that ends well . C Will . Shakespeare . Anthony and Cleopatra . T Will . Shakespeare .
614	A49534	. Shakespeare . Anthony and Cleopatra . T Will . Shakespeare . Arraignment of Paris . P Ben . Johnson .
615	A49534	. I. Band , Ruff , and Cuff . I Shakespeare and Rowley Birth of Merlin . TC Dute. of Neweastle
616	A49534	Earl of Orrery Black Prince . T C Will . Shakespeare COmedy of Errors . C. Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus .
617	A49534	Will . Shakespeare COmedy of Errors . C. Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus . T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T Will
618	A49534	. C. Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus . T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T Will . Shakespeare Cromwell 's History .
619	A49534	. T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T Will . Shakespeare Cromwell 's History . H John Fletcher Custom of the
620	A49534	TC Fair Favourite Fatal Jealousy . T G Will . Shakespeare GEntleman of Verona . C Ben . Johnson Golden Age
621	A49534	or the Duke of Lerma . T H Will . Shakespeare HEnry the 4th 1st part . H Will . Sakespear
622	A49534	Sakespear Henry the 4th. 2d part . H. Will . Shakespeare Henry the 5th . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the
623	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Henry the 5th . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th 1st part . H Will . Shakespeare
624	A49534	Shakespeare Henry the 6th 1st part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th 2d part . H Will . Shakespeare
625	A49534	Shakespeare Henry the 6th 2d part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th 3d part . H Will . Shakespeare
626	A49534	Shakespeare Henry the 6th 3d part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 8th . Will . Shakespeare Hamlet . T
627	A49534	H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 8th . Will . Shakespeare Hamlet . T John Fletcher Honest mans Fortune . C
628	A49534	. T Thomas Shadwell Humorists . C I Will . Shakespeare JOhn King of England . H Will . Shakespeare Julius
629	A49534	. Shakespeare JOhn King of England . H Will . Shakespeare Julius Caesar . T Will . Shakespeare John K. of
630	A49534	H Will . Shakespeare Julius Caesar . T Will . Shakespeare John K. of England , 1st part . H Will
631	A49534	K. of England , 1st part . H Will . Shakespeare John K. of England , 2d part . H John
632	A49534	C Knavery in all Trades . C L. Will . Shakespeare LOcrine Eldest Son of King Brutus . T Will .
633	A49534	LOcrine Eldest Son of King Brutus . T Will . Shakespeare Loves labour lost . C Will . Shakespeare Leir and
634	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Loves labour lost . C Will . Shakespeare Leir and his three Daughters . T Will . Shakespeare
635	A49534	Shakespeare Leir and his three Daughters . T Will . Shakespeare London Prodigal . C John Fletcher Little French Lawyer .
636	A49534	Dreyden Love in a Wood . C M Will . Shakespeare MErry wives of Windsor . Will . Shakespeare Measure for
637	A49534	Will . Shakespeare MErry wives of Windsor . Will . Shakespeare Measure for measure . C Will . Shakespeare Much a
638	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Measure for measure . C Will . Shakespeare Much a do about Nothing . C Will . Shakespeare
639	A49534	Shakespeare Much a do about Nothing . C Will . Shakespeare Midsummer nights Dream . C Will . Shakespeare Merchant of
640	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Midsummer nights Dream . C Will . Shakespeare Merchant of Venice . C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth .
641	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Merchant of Venice . C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth . T Will . Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton
642	A49534	. C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth . T Will . Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton . C Will . Shakespeare Mucedorus
643	A49534	. Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton . C Will . Shakespeare Mucedorus . C John Fletcher Mad Lover . C John
644	A49534	. TC John Dancer Nichomede . TC O Will . Shakespeare OThello , the Moor of Venice . T Will .
645	A49534	OThello , the Moor of Venice . T Will . Shakespeare Old-Castle 's Life and Death . H Ben . Johnson
646	A49534	: or , Monsieur Ragon . C P Will . Shakespeare PEricles Prince of Tyre . H Will . Shakespar Puritan
647	A49534	. Shakespeare PEricles Prince of Tyre . H Will . Shakespar Puritan Widow . C John Fletcher Prophetess . C John
648	A49534	C Samuel Daniel Queens Arcadia . P R. Will . Shakespeare . RIchard the Second . H Will . Shakespeare Richard
649	A49534	. Shakespeare . RIchard the Second . H Will . Shakespeare Richard the 3d . H Will . Shakespeare Romeo &
650	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Richard the 3d . H Will . Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet T John Fletcher Rule a Wife and
651	A49534	Coxcomb . C. Six days Adventure . T Will . Shakespeare TEmpest . C Will . Shakespar Twelfth - night ,
652	A49534	. T Will . Shakespeare TEmpest . C Will . Shakespar Twelfth - night , or what you will . C
653	A49534	night , or what you will . C Will . Shakespeare Taming of the Shrew . C Will . Shakespeare Troylus
654	A49534	. Shakespeare Taming of the Shrew . C Will . Shakespeare Troylus and Cresida . T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus
655	A49534	Will . Shakespeare Troylus and Cresida . T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus . T Will . Shakespeare Timon of Athens
656	A49534	T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus . T Will . Shakespeare Timon of Athens . T John Fletcher Thierry and Theodoret
657	A49534	Sir Robert Howard Vestal Virgin . T W Will . Shakespeare WInters tale . C John Fletcher Woman 's Prize ,
658	A49534	Howard . Woman 's Conquest . TC Y Will . Shakespeare YOrkshire Tragedy . T James Shirley Young Admiral . C
659	A49536	. Settle Elkanah 122 Shadwell , Esq . Thomas 124 Shakespeare William 126 Sharp Lewis 129 Sharpham Edward 130 Shepherd ,
660	A49536	some other things , imitated the Vices of our admirable Shakespeare , and next that these punning Fits come not very
661	A49536	Death of Caesar , almost in the same Circumstances as Shakespeare had done in his Play of this Name . But
662	A49536	had done in his Play of this Name . But Shakespear 's Anthony and Brutus ravish you , while my Lord
663	A49536	and Commons ; but this may be objected likewise to Shakespeare , who gives us a History , not a Play
664	A49536	1607 . It seems to be written in imitation of Shakespear 's Pericles , Prince of Tyre ; an ancient Play
665	A49536	, got it suppressed . See the Second Part of Shakespear 's Henry VI . from whence part of this is
666	A49536	good Applause . Part of it is likewise borrowed from Shakespeare . For the Plot see the English Chronicles writ in
667	A49536	the Crown near Carfax ; a House much frequented by Shakespeare in his frequent Journeys to Warwick-shire ; whither for the
668	A49536	Tragi-Comedy , fol. 1673 . Taken from two Plays of Shakespeare , viz. Measure for Measure , and , Much ado
669	A49536	remarkable Thefts from other Plays , unless the imitation of Shakespear 's Clowns , in the Character of Hob , which
670	A49536	; Quinault 's L'Amant Indiscret ; some hints too from Shakespeare , Petronius Arbiter , and the main Plot on Calderon
671	A49536	Theatre . This is an Alteration only of one of Shakespear 's , by Sir William D'Avenant and Mr. Dryden .
672	A49536	Acted at the Duke 's Theatre . One of Mr. Shakespear 's , altered by Mr. Dryden . The Story is
673	A49536	Critic ; and the Foundation of the whole Play from Shakespeare . The Intrigues of Versailles ; or , A Iilt
674	A49536	, The Common-wealth of Women , and in part resembles Shakespear 's Tempest . The Spanish Curate , a Comedy .
675	A49536	Two Noble Kinsmen , a Tragi-Comedy , fol . Mr. Shakespeare assisted in the writing of this Play . Valentinian ,
676	A49536	on the Taming of the Shrew , writ by Mr. Shakespeare , and may be taken as a Counter part thereof
677	A49536	and King James 's Time , contemporary with the Immortal Shakespeare , was Fellow-Actor with Heywood , and others , he
678	A49536	the Lord Viscount Faulkland . Part of it stolen from Shakespear 's Romeo and Iuliet . Plot from Plutarch , in
679	A49536	, 8vo . The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus , by Shakespeare , was about the time of the Popish Plot ,
680	A49536	who , in his Epistle , denies it to be Shakespear 's , and then boasts of his own Labour and
681	A49536	Pembrook-Hall , Cambridge , and was in writing Associate with Shakespeare , Fletcher , Massinger , Heywood , &c . All
682	A49536	that allow most of the Errors he has found in Shakespeare , Just ; for I 'm confident it may be
683	A49536	Duke of Buckingham . Most part of this Play is Shakespear 's ; nay , and the Critics say , all
684	A49536	Ogle , Son to the Duke of Newcastle . William Shakespeare . HE was born and buried in Stratford upon Avon
685	A49536	, whom envious Death has placed Within this Monument , Shakespeare , with whom Quick Nature died , whose Name doth
686	A49536	this Author , but not being in any Edition of Shakespeare , I much question whether it be any of his
687	A49536	to Capt . Richard Owen . Compare this Play with Shakespear 's Measure for Measure . The Politician , a Tragedy
688	A49536	and another part to Bottom the Weaver , both by Shakespar : see also Lucian 's Dialogues . This is printed
689	A49536	' of Worcester . Part of this Play borrowed from Shakespear 's Coriolanus The Island Princess , a Tragi-Comedy , 4to.
690	A49536	Thomas Boteler , Esq . and revived with Alterations from Shakespeare ; and now called , The Ancient History of King
691	A49536	Prohibition of this Play on the Stage . Revived from Shakespeare . This our Author has published divers Poems on several
692	A49536	a Pastoral , supposed by Kirkman to be Mr. William Shakespear 's . B THE Banished Duke ; or , The
693	A49536	This Play differs very little from the second Part of Shakespear 's Henry the Sixth , fol . The Counterfeits ,
694	A49536	is wholly borrowed from the Midsummer-Night 's Dream , of Shakespeare , though there is no such Acknowledgment by this Author
695	A49536	the King at White-Hall . Supposed to be writ by Shakespeare , and printed formerly . The Muse of New-market ,
696	A49539	but promiscuously as to those of the Authors , ( Shakspeare , Fletcher , Johnson , and some others of the
697	A49539	we shall find them diametrically opposite in all things . Shakspear and Johnson indeed imitated these Illustrious Men I have cited
698	A49539	. It is true indeed , what is borrowed from Shakspeare or Fletcher , is usually owned by our Poets ,
699	A49539	English Chronicles , and part of the Language , from Shakespeare . Juliana , Princess of Poland . T. C. 4o
700	A49539	Novel , Twelves . Spanish Friar T. C. 4o Originally Shakespear 's . Tempest C. 4o Plot from Jul . Capitolinus
701	A49539	Tyrannic Love , or Royal Martyr T. 4o . Part Shakespeare . Troylus and Cressida T. 4o Wild Gallant C. 4o
702	A49539	turned Critic C. 4o Fond Husband C. 4o The Foundation Shakespear 's . Injured Princess T. C. 4o Part from the
703	A49539	Scaramouch . Cheats of Scapin F. 4o Stolen part from Shakespear 's Romeo & Juliet , Plot from Plutarch , in
704	A49539	Rowley , v. Webster , Middleton , Day , and Shakespeare . Lipsii , Lib. 1 . Cap . 5 .
705	A49539	one Volume , Fol . Land . 1685 . William Shakespeare . Plot from Boccace 's Novels , 3d . Day
706	A49539	's Les Facheaux . Sullen Lovers C. 4o Part from Shakspear . Timon of Athens T. 4o True Widow C. 4o
707	A49539	8o . Duke and no Duke F. 4o Part from Shakspear 's Coriolanus . Ingratitude of a Common-wealth T.C. 4o Revived
708	A49539	Coriolanus . Ingratitude of a Common-wealth T.C. 4o Revived from Shakspear . Island Princess T.C. 4o Loyal General T. 4o Revived
709	A49539	Island Princess T.C. 4o Loyal General T. 4o Revived from Shakspear . Lear and his 3 Daughters T. 4o Revived from
710	A49539	. Lear and his 3 Daughters T. 4o Revived from Shakspear . Richard the Second H. 4o S. Took . Adventures
711	A49539	Costly Whore C. 4o Plot from the Second Part of Shakspear 's Henry 6th , Folio . Contention between York and
712	A49539	Battle of Agencourt 30 Henry the 6th , 3 Parts Shakspear 21 Henry the 8th , 2 Pts , Crown 5
713	A49572	and Mr. Wycherly 's Plays in one Vol . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays , Beaumont and Fletcher 's Plays , Ben
714	A49727	his Reign , to Feb. 1609 . 199 Will . Shakspears Commedies , Histories and Tragedies Land . 1623 200 Benjamin
715	A49887	, than'tis to find out and expose the Failings of Shakespeare , Fletcher , or any other Author . At present
716	A49922	Veneration to his Name , and methinks the Spirit of Shakespeare pushed the Commendation . That there are in your Lordship
717	A49928	in play , the Nature Wit and Vigour of foremost Shakespeare , the Judgment and Force of Johnson , with all
718	A49928	tells us . His non plebecula gandet &c . Nay Shakespear 's Brutus with much ado beat himself into the heads
719	A49929	in all 51. in large Fol . 2 . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays : in one large Fol . Volume .
720	A49930	received . I have endeavoured in this Tragedy to mix Shakespeare with Fletcher ; the thoughts of the former , for
721	A49930	it damned by no indifferent Critics , though the immortal Shakespeare will not blush to own it . But I am
722	A50005	Esq . : 98 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakspeare . 99 . Arnalte & Lucenda , or the melancholy
723	A50091	and Melida T John Marston Arraignment of Paris T Will Shakespeare Arden of Feversham I Rich . Bernard Andrea in Terence
724	A50091	Will . Roly As you like it C Will . Shakespeare All 's well that ends well I Will . Shakespeare
725	A50091	Shakespeare All 's well that ends well I Will . Shakespeare Abraham 's sacrifice T Theod . Beza Agamemnon C Apollo
726	A50091	War T Jasper Main Antonio and Cleopatra T Wll . Shakespeare Antigone T Though . May Aglaura C John Suckling Aminas
727	A50091	T Cleopatra T Samuell Daniel Comedy of errors C William Shakespeare Cymbelona T Coriolanus T William Shakespeare . Courageous Turk T
728	A50091	of errors C William Shakespeare Cymbelona T Coriolanus T William Shakespeare . Courageous Turk T Thomas Goffe . Challenge for beauty
729	A50091	Captain T Will . E. of Newcaste Chances C Will Shakespeare Coxcomb C John Fletcher Custom of the country C Cardinal
730	A50091	whirlygigg C Cruel debtor T Cromwell 's history H William Shakespere Common conditions C Cornelius T Thomas Loyd Cobblers prophesis C
731	A50091	Shirley George a Green C Gentleman of Verona C William Shakespeare H Histriomastix C Hoffman T William Shakespeare Hymeniae M Hey
732	A50091	Verona C William Shakespeare H Histriomastix C Hoffman T William Shakespeare Hymeniae M Hey for Honesty C Though . Randolph Hector
733	A50091	C James Shirly Hamblet prince of den T Will . Shakespeare Henry Fourth , both parts H Will . Shakespeare Fifth
734	A50091	. Shakespeare Henry Fourth , both parts H Will . Shakespeare Fifth H Will . Shakespeare Sixth 3 parts H Will
735	A50091	both parts H Will . Shakespeare Fifth H Will . Shakespeare Sixth 3 parts H Will . Shakespeare Eight H Will
736	A50091	H Will . Shakespeare Sixth 3 parts H Will . Shakespeare Eight H Will . Shakespeare Heir C Though . May
737	A50091	3 parts H Will . Shakespeare Eight H Will . Shakespeare Heir C Though . May Honest , both parts C
738	A50091	T Edmund Prestwich Hieronimo , both parts H Will . Shakespeare Hanns bear pot C I Just Italian Will . Davenant
739	A50091	John K. of England H Julius Caesar T Will . Shakespeare Iron age , both parts C Th . Decker Jealous
740	A50091	T John K. of England , both parts Will . Shakespeare Iosephs afflictions I John Evangelist I Impatient Grissell C Poverty
741	A50091	King and Quen Iter M L London prodigal C Will Shakespeare Loves labour lost C Will . Shakespeare Melancholy C John
742	A50091	prodigal C Will Shakespeare Loves labour lost C Will . Shakespeare Melancholy C John Foard Sacrifice C John Ford Mistress M
743	A50091	Lily Menechrims T Merry devil of Edmund . C William Shakespeare Merry milk-maids C Millers daughter of Manchester C Mucidorus C
744	A50091	C Millers daughter of Manchester C Mucidorus C Will . Shakespeare Masquard D ciel Mercya T Robert Baron Massanello T Metamorphosied
745	A50091	day , C Gorge Chapman Merchant of Venice C William Shakespeare Marriage of Arts C Mach me in London C Thomas
746	A50091	Jo . Fl . Merry wives of windsor C William Shakespeare . Midsummer nights dream C William Shakespeare Maid in the
747	A50091	windsor C William Shakespeare . Midsummer nights dream C William Shakespeare Maid in the mil C Will . Rouly Misery of
748	A50091	John Lily . Much a d about nothing C Will Shakespeare Muliasses he Turk T John Mason Mustapus T Measac fr
749	A50091	Mason Mustapus T Measac fr mesure , C Will . Shakespeare Magbeh T Will Shakespeer Maidenhead well lost C Thomas Haywood
750	A50091	fr mesure , C Will . Shakespeare Magbeh T Will Shakespeer Maidenhead well lost C Thomas Haywood Mad lover C John
751	A50091	T Orestes T Thomas Goffe . Othello T Will . Shakespeare Oberon M Oldcastles life H Opportunity C James Shirly Octavia
752	A50091	Peddlers prophesies C Palsgrave T Puritan widow C Will . Shakespeare Player whipped C Pallanthus and Eudora T Henry Killegre Pilgrim
753	A50091	Will . Lower Pyrocles prince of Tyre C Will . Shakespeare Poor mans comfort M Robert Davborne Pleasure reconciled P Paria
754	A50091	sex T R Ram-Ally C Philip Massenger Roman Actor William Shakespere Romeo and Juliet T William Shakespeare Royal King T Thomas
755	A50091	Massenger Roman Actor William Shakespere Romeo and Juliet T William Shakespeare Royal King T Thomas Haywood Royal slave T William Cartwright
756	A50091	T Philip Massinger . Richard 2d . T Will . Shakespeare Third T Will . Shakespeare Robin Hood , both parts
757	A50091	2d . T Will . Shakespeare Third T Will . Shakespeare Robin Hood , both parts C Robin Conscience C Rival
758	A50091	Tide arrith for no man C Twelfh night C William Shakespere The boys , Senca C Thirsts , an Interlude True
759	A50091	C Thomas Nabbs Tom tyler C Tempest C Will . Shakespeare The longer thou livest , the more fool thou art
760	A50091	James Shirly Timon of Athens Two noble kinsmen C Will Shakespeare Triumph of peace M James Shirly Titus Andronicus T Will
761	A50091	of peace M James Shirly Titus Andronicus T Will . Shakespeare Taming of a shrew C Will . Shakespeare Trick to
762	A50091	Will . Shakespeare Taming of a shrew C Will . Shakespeare Trick to catch the old one C Will . Shakespeare
763	A50091	Shakespeare Trick to catch the old one C Will . Shakespeare Thiery and Theodoret T E. B. Jo . Fl .
764	A50091	Babylon C Though . Darker Winters tale C Will . Shakespeare Witty fair one C James Shirley Woman never vexed C
765	A50091	Young Admiral C James Shirley Yorkshie Tragedy T Will . Shakespeare Yur fine gallants . C Thomas Middleton FINIS . THREE
766	A50375	He gets to London , and there turns Player in Shakespear 's Company , usually acting the Jester or Fool ;
767	A50384	in quarto . The Merry Wives of Windsor , by Shackspear in quarto . Edward the fourth , the first and
768	A50513	by Though . Ross with Annotations and Figures 1672 189 Shakespear 's ( Will . ) Comedies Histories and Tragedies 1685
769	A50515	( Abra . ) Works Two parts complete 1684 156 Shakespear 's ( Will . ) Comedies Histories and Tragedies 1685
770	A50515	by Though . Ross with Annotations and Figures 1672 189 Shakespear 's ( Will . ) Comedies Histories and Tragedies 1685
771	A50616	thou great Ben ? or the revived ghost Of famous Shakespeare ? or some drunken host ? Who being tipsy with
772	A50616	consumes men in few years . 173 . On William Shakespeare . Renowned Spencer lie a thought more nigh To learned
773	A50616	lie A little nearer Spencer , to make room For Shakespeare in your threefold , fourfold tomb , To lodge all
774	A50616	this sacred Marble of thine own , Sleep rare Tragoedian Shakespeare ! sleep lone . Thy unmolested peace in an unshared
775	A50651	. The Merchant of Venice . These two by William Shakespeare ; each price 1 s . The Wedding . The
776	A50685	with Iohnson from the Stage : His Sacrilege should plunder Shakespear 's Urn , With a dull Prologue make the Ghost
777	A50795	Esq . : 98 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakspeare . 99 . Arnalte & Lucenda , or the melancholy
778	A50799	Esq . : 98 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakspeare . 99 . Arnalte & Lucenda , or the melancholy
779	A50898	was the Closet Companion of these his solitudes , William Shakespeare ; who introduces the Person of Richard the third ,
780	A50938	Winchester . 27 Song on May morning . 31 On Shakespeare . 31 On the University Carrier , who sickn 'd
781	A50938	And welcome thee , and wish thee long . On Shakespeare . 1630 . WHat needs my Shakespeare for his honoured
782	A50938	long . On Shakespeare . 1630 . WHat needs my Shakespeare for his honoured Bones , The labour of an age
783	A50938	, If Jonsons learned Sock be on , Or sweetest Shakespeare fancies child , Warble his native Wood-notes wild , And
784	A51439	. 12o . 95 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakspeare Gent . 8o . 96 . Arnalte & Lucenda ,
785	A51516	, equal to the best of Ben Johnson , or Shakespeare : And yet they do not show that esteem for
786	A51520	way ) but in Printing it . Hail thou the Shaksphear of our present age , Who do at once ,
787	A51520	pen , Thou art not now , more learned then Shakespeare then , Who to the amaze of the more Lettered
788	A51520	Nature strived to frame An acting Poet , till great Shakspher came ; And thou the next will it Rival him
789	A52150	. And then he cries out like King Harry in Shakespeare , My Conscience ! My Conscience ! He has not
790	A52296	by Sir William Dugdale . Beaumont and Fletchers Works . Shakespears Works . Ben Johnson 's Works . Mr. Cowley 's
791	A52464	many Trincaloes in the Tempest : The Gentleman sure read Shakespeare instead of Virgil , and thinks our Isle enchanted too
792	A52979	, and worry all that write : Thus while on Shakespeare one with Fury flew , The other his Pen on
793	A52979	Turns thus spoke : How dare thou , Caitiff , Shakespeare to asperse , Thou wretchedest Rhymer in the Universe !
794	A53060	in the English Tongue , the Mastery : Yet Gentle Shakespeare had a fluent Wit , Although less Learning , yet
795	A53060	have been writ in former days ; As Johnson , Shakespeare , Beamont , Fletcher writ ; Mine want their Learning
796	A53064	could either have the Conscience , or Confidence to Dispraise Shakespear 's Plays , as to say they were made up
797	A53064	the like ; But to Answer that Person , though Shakespear 's Wit will Answer for himself , I say ,
798	A53064	Express a Jester , than a Grave Statesman ; yet Shakespeare did not want Wit , to Express to the Life
799	A53064	might think they were Well acquainted with them ; indeed Shakespeare had a Clear Judgment , a Quick Wit , a
800	A53064	Subjects , and they will be to seek ; but Shakespear 's Wit and Eloquence was General , for , and
801	A53064	striving to Pull it down by Detraction . But leaving Shakespear 's Works to their own Defence , and his Detractors
802	A53064	for his Wit , and the third was our Countryman Shakespeare , for his Comical and Tragical Humour ; but soon
803	A53064	Ovid , and the Tragical , especially Comical Art of Shakespeare ; in truth , he is as far beyond Shakespeare
804	A53064	Shakespeare ; in truth , he is as far beyond Shakespeare for Comical Humour , as Shakespeare beyond an Ordinary Poet
805	A53064	is as far beyond Shakespeare for Comical Humour , as Shakespeare beyond an Ordinary Poet in that way ; also he
806	A53070	Captain . Vnd . Item the Book of Cannons ; Shakspeares works . Why Shakspeares works ? Though . I had
807	A53070	Item the Book of Cannons ; Shakspeares works . Why Shakspeares works ? Though . I had nothing for the Pike
808	A53278	Lee , and Dryden , what was not denied To Shakespeare , Ben , and Fletcher heretofore , For which they
809	A53302	Lee , and Dryden , what was not denied To Shakespeare , Ben , and Fletcher heretofore , For which they
810	A53314	the same Cannon he will roar , Which mauled poor Shakespeare heretofore ; And now comes thundering down on me .
811	A53314	. If Mr. Rhymer had thus considered his Duty to Shakespeare , as he was the Father of our Stage ,
812	A53315	Mr Dryden 's All for Love , and Oedipus . Shakespear 's Hamlet and Mackbeth , and part of Lee 's
813	A53319	The Witty Do Avenant , Denham , Suckling too , Shakespeare , Natures Kneller , who Natures Picture likest drew ,
814	A53517	, and by him was he highly praised . Our Shakespeare wrote too in an Age as blessed , The happiest
815	A54120	the Infamous Plays of those Comical Wits , Sylvester , Shackspeer , Johnson , &c. with too many of our own
816	A54580	Bohemia , would be as much to be mocked as Shakespears Shipwreck in Bohemia , and the fear of the Writ
817	A54665	Sir John Falstaff his make-sport , so merrily represented in Shakespear 's Comedies , for examining the Sandwich Carriers , loading
818	A54745	nigher is my smock . Q. One asked another what Shakespears Works were worth bound up together ; the other replied
819	A54746	, with our Reformers of the Scene , Johnson , Shakesphear , Beaumont , and Fletcher , and among the renowned
820	A54754	him a graceful and Poetic Majesty : in like manner Shakespeare , in spite of all his unfiled expressions , his
821	A54754	the height of natural parts , for he was no Shakesphear , nor the cost of Extraordinary Education ; for he
822	A54754	Cornacchini . Christopher Marlow , a kind of a second Shakesphear ( whose contemporary he was ) not only because like
823	A54754	the happy Trinmvirat ( the other two being Iohnson and Shakespeare ) of the Chief Dramatic Poets of our Nation ,
824	A54754	Iohnson in his elaborate pains and knowledge of Authors , Shakespeare in his pure vein of wit , and natural Poetic
825	A54754	good Wife from a bad , a Tragi-Comedy . William Shakespeare , the Glory of the English Stage ; whose nativity
826	A54795	inflict vengeance , and be it said of thee , Shakespeare , thou had a smooth & comid vain , Fitting
827	A55016	of his Age , as it was of ours in Shakespear 's and Johnson 's days , and of which Terence
828	A55203	Letters and Poems Amorous and Gallant . Plays Written by Shakespeare Johnson Fletcher Dryden The Earl of Orrery Sir Robert Howard
829	A55276	with Johnson from the Stage : His Sacrilege should plunder Shakespear 's Urn , With a dull Prologue make the Ghost
830	A55281	might supply the Stage , both ways , like a Shakespeare , a Batterton , or a Mountford ; I have
831	A55357	Solomons Recantation . Gomersals Levites revenge Sr. Philip Sidneys Arcadia Shakespeare Heywood of Angels . Carewes Poems . Danyel . Mayes
832	A55488	Esq . : 98 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakspeare . 99 . Arnalte & Lucenda , or the melancholy
833	A55546	struts his hour upon the Stage ( as the Immortal Shaksphear has it , ) is possibly a greater Benefactor to
834	A55661	: in all 51 , in large Fol . Mr. Shakespear 's Plays : in one large Fol . Volume .
835	A55761	Sometimes to your wife you may read a piece of Shak-speare , Suckling , and Ben . Iohnson too , if
836	A56502	Sir R. Stapleton 's Juvenal , with Figures 1660 17 Shakesphere 's Plays , G. B. 1685 18 W. Dugdale 's
837	A57165	but these to get . ( Give way , Great Shakespeare , and immortal Ben , To Do and Roe ,
838	A57235	short sighted Genius ; and next for abusing his Grandsire Shakespeare , and Father Ben , and being very saucy with
839	A57291	Bibles , and were more saleable than they . And Shackspeers Plays in particular were printed in the best Paper .
840	A57628	painful hand But lost a Noble Muse in Fairy-land . Shakspear said all that Nature could impart , And Iohnson added
841	A57730	, old Sr. Jeffery Chaucer , Ben . Johnson , Shakespeare , Spencer , Beaumont and Fletcher , Dryden , and
842	A57763	several times Acted with great Applause . Written by William Shakespeare , and William Rowley . Placere cupio . LONDON :
843	A58018	. The Friends too of our great Dramatic Writer , Shakespeare , will not be persuaded , but that even his
844	A58022	, Excellency , and Corruption . WITH SOME Reflections on Shakespeare , and other Practitioners for the STAGE . By Mr.
845	A58022	Words often better out of the way . Instances in Shakespeare . Ben Johnson and Seneca Noted . To the Ear
846	A58022	Jago . The Soldiers Character , by Horace What by Shakespeare . Agamemnon . Venetians no sense of Jelaousie . Thoughts
847	A58022	To be robbed of their god name , Sacrilege . Shakespeare , abuse of History . Contradiction , in the character
848	A58022	Words often better out of the way . Instances in Shakespeare . Ben . Johnson and Seneca Noted . To the
849	A58022	all Muny , peradventure , of the Tragical Scenes in Shakespeare , cried up for the Action , might do yet
850	A58022	, and show the Muscles of their Passion , then Shakespear 's Cassius and Brutus . After , the Chorus .
851	A58022	in their ears the Northern Heresy ; like ago in Shakespeare , Put Money in thy Purse , I say ,
852	A58022	of the Stage , however wrought up by the unimitable Shakespeare . CHAP . II . The CONTENTS . Tragedy before
853	A58022	time ; and might have een a better direction to Shakespeare and Ben . Johnson than any guide they have had
854	A58022	was founded . Long before which time we had from Shakespeare , Fletcher , and Ben . Johnson whole Volumes ;
855	A58022	. The Soldiers Character , by Horace . What by Shakespeare . Agamemnon . Venetians no snse of Jealousy . Thoughts
856	A58022	o the Moor , he mddl 'd no farther . Shakespeare alers it from the Original in several particulars , but
857	A58022	word in this case , though in a Novel . Shakespeare , who is accountable both to the Eyes , and
858	A58022	MultumColchus an Assyris , Thebis nutritus , an Argi . Shakespeare in this Play calls them the supersubtle venetians . Yet
859	A58022	a Black-amoor might rise to be a Trumpeter ; but Shakespeare would not have him less than a Lieutenant-Gener With us
860	A58022	orwise : Impiger , iracundus , ineorabilis , ace . Shakespeare knew his Character of Jago was inconsistent . In this
861	A58022	humanity , than many times in the Tragical flights of Shakespeare . Step then amongst the Scenes to observe the Conduct
862	A58022	the discovery to her Father . See then how delicately Shakespeare minces the matter : Rod . What ho , Brabantio
863	A58022	in , as it only were of course . But Shakespeare shows us another sort of address , his manners and
864	A58022	he mant any thing at all ? Who can say Shakespeare is to blame in his Character of a Soldier ?
865	A58022	, so they got Money by the bargain . Our Shakespeare , doubtlss , was a great Master in this craft
866	A58022	it out : by the style one might judge that Shakespears Soldiers were never bred in a Camp , but rather
867	A58024	and Fletcher : Othello , and Iulius Caesar , by Shakespeare ; and Cataline by Worthy Ben . These I perused
868	A58024	, and ranting air for a copy of Cassius in Shakespeare : and that you may see Arbaces here , is
869	A58024	is not without his Cassian strokes . Thus Cassius in Shakespeare . Cass . Brutus and Caesar ! what should there
870	A58510	many Trincaloes in the Tempest : The Gentleman sure read Shakespeare instead of Virgil , and thinks our Isle enchanted too
871	A58871	Famous Masters in it , of our Nation , Venerable Shakespeare and the great Ben Johnson : I have had a
872	A58987	Let the whole crowd of Poets , SENECA SOPHOCLES , SHAKSPEARE , IOHNSON now in clay . EVRIPIDES , with famous
873	A58992	other Commodities of the Barbados to their perfection . William Shakespeare , born at Stratford , was in some sort a
874	A58992	; solid , but slow in his performances ; whilst Shakespeare ( like an English Man of War , less in
875	A58992	Digby Earl of Bristol ibid . The life of William Shakespeare Page 831 The life of Sir Fulk Grevil Page 832
876	A59189	Ancient Tragedies , to the excellent Scenes of Passion in Shakespeare , or in Fletcher . If in this our Version
877	A59211	Original , Excellency , and Corruption With some Reflections on Shakespeare and other Practitioners for the Stage Both by Mr. Rymer
878	A59295	for a common brow : None but great Ben , Shakespeare , or whom this Age Has made their Heirs ,
879	A59311	a Poet , nay , a Fletcher , or a Shakespeare , I would quit my whole Title to Immortality ,
880	A59339	it the name of Murderer I wonder how Ben and Shakespeare ventured in several of their Tragedies , as one for
881	A59422	of you , since it has the inimitable hand of Shakespeare in it , which never made more Masterly strokes than
882	A59422	And none but lusty Sinewy Writers prize . Old English Shakespeare stomachs you have still , And judge as our Fore-fathers
883	A59429	the Magical part , I had no hopes of equalling Shakespeare in fancy , who created his Witchcraft for the most
884	A59452	thoughts . Belf . Iun . Oh no ! Remember Shakespeare ; If Music be the Food of Love , Play
885	A59456	Sir Pos . Hold , hold ! I 'll have Shakespeares in , 'slife I had like to have forgot that
886	A59460	( except two of Johnson 's , and one of Shakespear 's ) wherein Romans are made to speak and do
887	A59466	upon the Stage . Fool . But for all that Shakespear 's Fools had more Wit than any of the Wits
888	A59493	Persuasion , and my Zeal for all the Remains of Shakespeare , could have wrought me to so bold an Undertaking
889	A59493	it ) as could never have started but from our Shakespear 's Creating Fancy . The Images and Language are so
890	A59493	and proper , that whilst we grant that none but Shakespeare could have formed such Conceptions , yet we are satisfied
891	A59493	most old Fare . Yet hopes , since in rich Shakespear 's soil it grew , It 'll relish yet with
892	A59493	Beauty in the Order they now bear , Even this Shakespear 's Praise ; each Rustic knows Amongst plenteous Flowers a
893	A59493	Hand that first laid this Design , That in great Shakespear 's Right , He 's bold to say If you
894	A59496	as little design of Satyr on present Transactions , as Shakespeare himself that wrote this story before this Age began .
895	A59496	Cato , Catullum Res est Ridicula , &c . Our Shakespeare in this Tragedy , bated none of his Characters an
896	A59496	Failings can be called your Faults . His Reply in Shakespeare to the blunt honest Adviser runs thus . And Thou
897	A59496	, viz. with Resolution and Justice . Resolute enough our Shakespeare ( Copying the History ) has made him , for
898	A59496	the Conspirators : part of whose Dialogue runs thus in Shakespeare ; North . Now before Heaven it is shame such
899	A59496	disguising their foul Practices . Take even the Richard of Shakespeare and History , you will find him Dissolute , Careless
900	A59496	in which you will find some Master Touches of our Shakespeare , that will Vie with the best Roman Poets ,
901	A59497	Now ACTED AT THE Theatre Royal . WRITTEN By William Shakespeare . LONDON , Printed by H. H. Jun. for Hen
902	A59501	. Revived , with Alterations . Written Originally by Mr. Shakespeare . LONDON , Printed for R. W. and Sold by
903	A59508	At the THEATRE in Lincolns-Inn-Fields . Written Originally by Mr. Shakespeare : And now very much Altered ; With Additions of
904	A59508	from you : and , since it is much more Shakespears than Mine , to make it a part of your
905	A59508	Sense , or Plot . Such things we own in Shakespears days might do ; But then his Audience did not
906	A59508	Say , It is Purcels Music , and it is Shakespears Play . The Epilogue . Shakespeares GHOST , Spoken by
907	A59508	, and it is Shakespears Play . The Epilogue . Shakespeares GHOST , Spoken by Mr. Verbruggen , By the Same
908	A59520	him in the alteration of it . It was originally Shakespear 's : a Poet for whom he had particularly a
909	A59520	, may easily discern that it was a Copy of Shakespear 's Tempest : the Storm , the desert Island ,
910	A59520	Fletcher was not the only Poet who made use of Shakespear 's Plot : Sir John Suckling , a professed admirer
911	A59520	his Goblins ; his Regmella being an open imitation of Shakespear 's Miranda ; and his Spirits , though counterfeit ,
912	A59520	found that somewhat might be added to the Design of Shakespeare , of which neither Fletcher nor Suckling had ever thought
913	A59520	last hand to it , he designed the Counterpart to Shakespear 's Plot , namely that of a Man who had
914	A59520	the joining my imperfections with the merit and name of Shakespeare and Sir William Davenant . December . 1 . 1669
915	A59520	, and thence new Branches shoot So , from old Shakespear 's honoured dust , this day Springs up and buds
916	A59520	day Springs up and buds a new reviving Play . Shakespeare , who ( taught by none ) did first impart
917	A59520	men , It is with the drops which fell from Shakespear 's Pen . The Storm which vanished on the Neighbouring
918	A59520	which vanished on the Neighbouring shore , Was taught by Shakespear 's Tempest first to roar . That innocence and beauty
919	A59520	In Fletcher , grew on this Enchanted Isle . But Shakespear 's Magic could not copied be , Within that Circle
920	A59520	allow , Which works by Magic supernatural things : But Shakespear 's power is sacred as a King 's . Those
921	A59520	, as people then believed . But , if for Shakespeare we your grace implore , We for our Theatre shall
922	A59525	the Theatre Royal , A TRAGEDY , Altered from Mr SHAKESPEARS Works , By Mr. Edw . Ravenscroft . Licensed ,
923	A59525	acquaint you , that there is a Play in Mr. Shakespears Volume under the name of Titus Andronicus , from whence
924	A59527	Highness the Duke of York 's Theatre . BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . LONDON : Printed by Andrew . Clark , for
925	A59701	yield our selves , and this confess , Thou Rival'st Shakespeare , though thy glory 's less . EPIG. 20 .
926	A59701	Mr. Davenants most excellent Tragedy of Albovinek of Lombards . SHakespeares Othello , Johnsons Cataline , Would lose the their luster
927	A59701	Elencticus . EPIG. 17 . In Memory of our Famous Shakespeare . 1 SAcred Spirit , whiles thy Lyre Echoed o'er
928	A59701	Maro , when Our sole Redeemer took his birth ) Shakespeare trod on English earth , His Muse doth merit more
929	A59701	who so wrote , Iohnsons Fame was soon forgot , Shakespeare no glory was allowed , His Sun quite shrunk beneath
930	A59704	Tibullus ; Then Petrach , Sydney , none can move Shakespeare out of Adonis Grove , There sullenly he sits ;
931	A59985	of fashion : That which the World called Wit in Shakespears Age , Is laughed at , as improper for our
932	A59992	see What audience we have , what Company " To Shakespeare comes , whose mirth did once beguile " Dull hours
933	A60974	who condemns it , his own judgement blasts ? Were Shakespeare , Fletcher , or renowned Ben Alive , they 'd
934	A61071	doom , Perambulated to Ben Iohnson 's Tomb , Where Shakespeare , Spencer , Cambden , and the rest , Once
935	A61071	Grace , and all his Guests so trim , Do Shakespeare find , and then they feast on him . For
936	A61309	their last Scenes . No Johnson 's Art , no Shakespear 's Wit in Nature : For , Men are shrunk
937	A61486	Poems . TEll me no more of Lawreated Ben. , Shakesphear , and Fletcher , once the wiser men . Their
938	A61500	in quarto . The Merry Wives of Windsor , by Shackspear in quarto . Edward the 4 , the irst and
939	A61711	fol . Beaumont and Fletcher 's Plays , fol . Shakespear 's Works , fol . Voyages and Adventures of Ferdinand
940	A61943	of an imperfect Copy of Verses of Mr. Will . Shakespears , By the Author . 1 . ONe of her
941	A61943	a Daisy in a field of grass , Thus far Shakespeare . *And showed like unmelt snow unto the sight ,
942	A61943	. The sweat of learned Johnsons brain , And gentle Shakespear 's eas'er strain , A hackney-coach conveys you to ,
943	A61943	, as you may see by a line of Mr. Shakespears , who bringing in Titinius after a lost battle ,
944	A61943	may Stile a new imposition on a Play . When Shakespeare , Beamont , Fletcher ruled the Stage , There scarce
945	A61943	, And asks much after certain British blades , One Shakespeare and Fletcher : And grew so peremptory at last ,
946	A61943	assure you , A Brittane I take it ; and Shakespeares very way : I desire to see the man ,
947	A62222	By Francis Beaumont , and John Fletcher . Mr. William Shakespear 's Comedies , Histories and Tragedies . Comedies and Tragedies
948	A62670	, Excellency , and Corruption ; with some Reflections on Shakespeare and other Practitioners for the Stage . Both by Mr.
949	A62946	own Compiling ; having in this Adventure Launcht out in Shakespear 's Bottom . Much of what is offered here ,
950	A62946	he presumes we may be safe to Day , Since Shakespeare gave Foundation to the Play : It is Altered and
951	A62967	heard you express to see the Common Places of our Shakespeare , compared with the most famous of the Ancients .
952	A62967	and declared , Essay on Dram . Poe . That Shakespeare was a Man that of all Men had the largest
953	A62967	Poet , may seem inconsistent with my Reverence for our Shakespeare . Cujus amor semper mihi crescit in Horas . I
954	A62967	and Cressida : If any Man be a lover of Shakespeare and covet his Picture , there you have him drawn
955	A63107	Catiline , Laborious Iohnson shall be thought divine . Thee Shakespeare Poets ever shall adore , Whose wealthy Fancy left so
956	A63114	most Old Fare . Yet hopes , since in rich Shakespear 's Soil it grew , It 'll relish still with
957	A63114	in the Order they now bear , Even this is Shakespear 's Praiseeach Rustic knows , With various Flowers a Garland
958	A63114	Hand that first laid this Design , That in great Shakespear 's Right he 's bold to say , The Play
959	A63158	as little design of Satyr on present Transactions , as Shakespeare himself that wrote this Story before this Age began .
960	A63158	Cato , Catullum Res est Ridicula , &c . Our Shakespeare in this Tragedy , bated none of his Characters an
961	A63158	Failings can be called your Faults . His Reply in Shakespeare to the blunt honest Adviser runs thus . And Thou
962	A63158	, viz. with Resolution and Justice . Resolute enough our Shakespeare ( copying the History ) has made him , for
963	A63158	the Conspirators : part of whose Dialogue runs thus in Shakespeare ; North . Now before Heaven it is shame such
964	A63158	disguising their foul Practices . Take even the Richard of Shakespeare and History , you will find him Dissolute , Careless
965	A63158	in which you will find some Master Touches of our Shakespeare , that will Vie with the best Roman Poets ,
966	A63967	Immortal Nonsense guide my Pen , The Fame 's of Shakespeare and of Ben , Must warp , before my nobler
967	A64083	, Excellency , and Corruption : With some Reflections on Shakespeare and other Practitioners for the Stage . Both by Mr.
968	A64086	, Excellency , and Corruption ; with some Reflections on Shakespeare and other Practitioners for the Stage . Both by Mr.
969	A64321	Farce , to pass for the same with ours . Shakespeare was the first that opened this Vein upon our Stage
970	A64333	3 vol . Both Writ by Sir William Dugdale . Shakespear 's Plays Beaumont and Fletcher 's Plays . Ben .
971	A64598	the o're-charg 'd Heart , and bids it break . Shakespeare . LONDON , Printed for John Graves , over against
972	A64765	in Postures ) growing old , is made Pander . Shack-spear , Butler . Ben Iohnson , Clark of the Kitchen
973	A64778	Volume , containing 51 Plays . 2 . Mr. William Shakespear 's Plays in one Volume . 3 . Towerson 's
974	A65151	Age come to , when Ben . Johnson , and Shakespeare wont go down with them , without these Baubles to
975	A65151	And notwithstanding our Irregularities , so is our Tragedy . Shakespeare had a Genius for it ; and we know ,
976	A65151	Critic has found in the World , after his Blaspheming Shakespeare . Almost all the Faults which he has discovered are
977	A65151	Yet who will read Mr. Rym , or not read Shakespeare ? For my own part , I reverence Mr. Rym
978	A65151	, have reason to be afraid of him , but Shakespeare has not . There is another Part of Poetry in
979	A65398	this begging Art despise . And two to one was Shakesphear here to Day , He 'd have more Wit than
980	A65997	a Line . So take him Jailer . Invent . Shakspear . His Quill as quick as Feather from the Bow
981	A66698	123 Fr . Beanmot and Jo . Fletcher 128 William Shakespeare 130 Christopher Marlow 134 Barton Holiday ib . Cyril Turney
982	A66698	the height of natural parts , for he was no Shakespeare , nor the cost of extraordinary education , but his
983	A66698	the happy Triumvirate ( the other two being Johnson and Shakespeare ) of the chief Dramatic Poets of our Nation ,
984	A66698	Johnson in his elaborate pains and knowledge of Authors , Shakespeare in his pure vein of wit , and natural Poetic
985	A66698	year of King Charles the First , 1625 . WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . THis eminent Poet , the Glory of the English
986	A66698	the warlike sound of his Surname , Hastivibrans , or Shakespeare ; whence some have supposed him of military extraction. 2
987	A66698	Comedian , and yet never any Scholar , as our Shakespeare ( if alive ) would confess himself ; but by
988	A66698	Learning , solid , but slow in his performances ; Shakespeare , with the English Man of war , lesser in
989	A66698	lie A little nearer Spencer , to make room For Shakespeare , in your threefold , fourfold Tomb , To lodge
990	A66698	this sacred Marble of thine own , Sleep rare Tragedian Shakespeare ! sleep alone , Thy unmolested Peace in an unshar
991	A66698	( as we said ) not only contemporary with William Shakespeare , but also , like him , rose from an
992	A66698	Comedies and Tragedies , yet was he much inferior to Shakespeare , not only in the number of his Plays ,
993	A66698	wonder , and A Cure for a Cuckold ; with Shakespere , The Birth of Merlin , a Tragi-Comedy ; and
994	A66698	Poem which he Wrote in Defence of Satyr . When Shakespeare , Johnson , Fletcher ruled the Stage , They took
995	A66698	the noted'st Wits of these Times , who as William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlow before him , rose from an Ator
996	A66801	the Child hath found his Father : written by W. Shakespeare and W. Rowley . 130 . Any thing for a
997	A67449	of Aurestilla in Consalo de Cepedes , of Othello in Shakespeare , and let him see how far Jealousy may seem
998	A68463	Sidney , Spencer , Daniel , Draiton , Warner , Shakespeare , Marlow and Chapman . As Xenophon , who did
999	A68463	sweet witty soul of Ouid lives in mellifluous & honytongued Shakespeare , witness his Venus and Adonis , his Lucrece ,
1000	A68463	best for Comedy and Tragedy among the Latins : so Shakespeare among ye English is the most excellent in both kinds
1001	A68463	: so I say that the Muses would speak with Shakespeares fine filed phrase , if they would speak English .
1002	A68463	sir Philip Sidneys , Spencer 's Daniels , Draytons , Shakespeares , and Warners works ; Non Iouis ira : imbres
1003	A68463	who excells in all kinds ) Daniel , Draiton , Shakespeare , Brett ō 20 As these Tragic Poets flourished in
1004	A68463	Magistrates , Marlow , Peel , Watson , Kid , Shakespeare , Draiton , Chapman , Decker , and Beniamin Iohnson
1005	A68463	witty John Lily , Lodge , Gascoyne , Green , Shakespeare , Thomas Nash , Thomas Heywood , Anthony Mundye our
1006	A68463	sir Edward Dyer , Spencer , Daniel , Draiton , Shakespeare , Whetstone , Gascoyne , Samuell Page sometimes fellow of
1007	A68726	this last Christmas . Newly corrected and augmented By W. Shakespere . Imprinted at London by W.W. for Cutbert Burby. 1598
1008	A68727	by the Lord Chamberlain his Servants . Written by William Shakespeare . AT LONDON , Printed by I. R. for Thomas
1009	A68869	fair rich crimson nose . Epig 22 . Ad Gulielmum Shakespeare . Honie-tong 'd Shakespeare when I saw thine issue I
1010	A68869	. Epig 22 . Ad Gulielmum Shakespeare . Honie-tong 'd Shakespeare when I saw thine issue I swore Apollo got them
1011	A68869	subiectiue duty : They burn in love thy childr ē Shakespeare had th ē , Go , wo thy Muse more
1012	A69225	and servant in Christ Jesus I. D. An Epitaph upon Shakespeare . REnowned Chaucer lie a thought more nigh so rare
1013	A69225	lie A little nearer Spencer , to make room For Shakespeare in your threefold fourefold tomb . To lie all four
1014	A69225	Under this curled marble of thine own Sleep rare Tragedian Shakespeare , sleep alone , That , unto Us and others
1015	A69479	He gets to London , and there turns Player in Shakespear 's Company , usually acting the Jester or Fool ;
1016	A70281	what And high-swoln fury had he lashed this Age ? Shakespeare with Chapman had grown mad , The gentle Soc ,
1017	A70407	the Authors . Names of the Plays . Will . Shakespeare AS You like it . C Will . Shakespeare Alls
1018	A70407	. Shakespeare AS You like it . C Will . Shakespeare Alls well that ends well . C Will . Shakespeare
1019	A70407	Shakespeare Alls well that ends well . C Will . Shakespeare Anthony & Cleopater . T Lord Sterling Alexandrian Tragedy .
1020	A70407	. C Nic . Trot Arthur . T Will . Shakespeare The Arraignment of Paris . P La . Pembroke Antonius
1021	A70407	. M Bottom the weaver . I C Will . Shakespeare COmedy of Errors . C Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus .
1022	A70407	Will . Shakespeare COmedy of Errors . C Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus . T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T John
1023	A70407	. C Will . Shakespeare Coriolanus . T Will . Shakespeare Cymbeline . T John Fletcher Custom of the Country .
1024	A70407	C Geo . Sands Christs Passion . T Will . Shakespeare Cromwell 's History H John Swallow Cynthia 's Revenge .
1025	A70407	and Fortunata . Fulgius & Lucrel . G Will . Shakespeare GEntlemen of Verona . C In . Shirly Gamester .
1026	A70407	Gripus & Hegio . P Guise . H Will . Shakespeare HEnry the 4th 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare
1027	A70407	Shakespeare HEnry the 4th 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 4th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare
1028	A70407	Shakespeare Henry the 4th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 5th . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the
1029	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Henry the 5th . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare
1030	A70407	Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare
1031	A70407	Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 2d. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 3d. part . H Will . Shakespeare
1032	A70407	Shakespeare Henry the 6th. 3d. part . H Will . Shakespeare Henry the 8th . H Will . Shakespeare Hamlet .
1033	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Henry the 8th . H Will . Shakespeare Hamlet . T John Fletcher Humorous Lieutenant . C John
1034	A70407	C Ja . Shirley Honoria & Mamon I Will . Shakespeare JOhn King of England . H Will . Shakespeare Julius
1035	A70407	. Shakespeare JOhn King of England . H Will . Shakespeare Julius Caesar . T John Fletcher Island Princess . C
1036	A70407	death . H James the 4th . H Will . Shakespeare John K. of England 1st. part . H Will .
1037	A70407	John K. of England 1st. part . H Will . Shakespeare John K. of England 2d. part . H Iosephs afflictions
1038	A70407	Knack to know a Knave . C L Will . Shakespeare LOves Labour lost . C John Fletcher Little French Lawyer
1039	A70407	T Heywood & Broome Lancaster Witches . C Will . Shakespeare Leir & his three daughters . T W. Cartwright Lady
1040	A70407	John Tatham Love crowns the end . TC Will . Shakespeare The London prodigal . C Joh . Day Law tricks
1041	A70407	. M Laws of Nature . C M Will . Shakespeare MErry wives of Windsor . C Will . Shakespeare Measure
1042	A70407	. Shakespeare MErry wives of Windsor . C Will . Shakespeare Measure for measure . C Will . Shakespeare Much ado
1043	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Measure for measure . C Will . Shakespeare Much ado about nothing . C Will . Shakespeare Midsummer
1044	A70407	. Shakespeare Much ado about nothing . C Will . Shakespeare Midsummer nights dream . C Will . Shakespeare Merchant of
1045	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Midsummer nights dream . C Will . Shakespeare Merchant of Venice . C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth .
1046	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Merchant of Venice . C Will . Shakespeare Mackbeth . T John Fletcher Mad Lover . C John
1047	A70407	. Decker Match me in London . C Will . Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton . C Will . Shakespeare Mucidorus
1048	A70407	. Shakespeare Merry Devil of Edmonton . C Will . Shakespeare Mucidorus . C Though . Nabs Microcosmus . M Though
1049	A70407	New Exchange . C Nice wanton . O Will . Shakespeare OThello Moor of Venice . T Ja . Shirley Opportunity
1050	A70407	. C Though . Goffe Orestes . T Will . Shakespeare Old Castles life and death . H Alex . Nevile
1051	A70407	Ford Pity she 's a Whore . T Will . Shakespeare Peicles Prince of Tyre . H Rob . Dawbourne Poor
1052	A70407	Nobility , &c. the 2d part . I Will . Shakespeare The Puritan widow . C The Pinner of Wakefield .
1053	A70407	Breme The Queen and Concubine . C R Will . Shakespeare RIchard the second . H Will . Shakespeare Richard the
1054	A70407	Will . Shakespeare RIchard the second . H Will . Shakespeare Richard the 3d . H Will . Shakespeare Romeo and
1055	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Richard the 3d . H Will . Shakespeare Romeo and Julet . T Geo . Chapman Revenge for
1056	A70407	's tears . Salmacida spolia . I T Will . Shakespeare TEmpest . C Will . Shakespeare Twelfth night or what
1057	A70407	I T Will . Shakespeare TEmpest . C Will . Shakespeare Twelfth night or what you will . C Will .
1058	A70407	Twelfth night or what you will . C Will . Shakespeare Taming of the shrew . C Will . Shakespeare Troylus
1059	A70407	. Shakespeare Taming of the shrew . C Will . Shakespeare Troylus & Cresida . T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus
1060	A70407	Will . Shakespeare Troylus & Cresida . T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus . T Will . Shakespeare Tymon of Athens
1061	A70407	T Will . Shakespeare Titus Andronicus . T Will . Shakespeare Tymon of Athens T Ben . Iohnson Tale of a
1062	A70407	. Brandon The Virtuous Octavia . TC W Will . Shakespeare . WInters Tale . C John Fletcher Woman 's prize
1063	A70407	Y Ja . Shirley YOung Admiral . C Will . Shakespeare Yorkshire tragedy T Though . Middleton Your five Gallants .
1064	A70584	Atheist , T. Otway Julius Caesar , trag . William Shakespeare , &c. lib. 10 851 The Country Wife , Come
1065	A70584	, or the Moor of Venice ; trag . W. Shakespeare City Politics ; Come . Mr. Crown Tamerlain the Great
1066	A70584	T. Southern Hamlet Pr . of Denmark ; trag : Shakesp . 862 The Island Queens ; trag . Jo .
1067	A70584	. Lib. 12 . 216 Cowley 's Poetical Blossoms , Shakspear 's Reproof of Lucreece , Philpot 's Poems , &c
1068	A70717	. Good Sir , try some English Poets , as Shakespeare . Doct . You had as good give him preserved
1069	A70752	midst of a Tragedy ; Page . 66. according to Shakespeaks way . As for Green , his Witnesses failing so
1070	A70810	show As ever was told by Hollingshead or Stow , Shakespeare did oft his Countries worthies choose , Nor did they
1071	A71267	I sacrifice one of these yearly to the memory of Shakespeare , Butler , and Oldham ; but this is a
1072	A71267	. Even so , witness his laying violent hands on Shakespeare and Fletcher , whose Plays he hath altered so much
1073	A71276	an actor on the stage , then , ( as Shakespeare , whose contemporary he was , ) a maker of
1074	A71276	Though . Lodge , Geor . Gascoigne , Will . Shakspeare , Though . Nash , or Joh . Heywood .
1075	A71276	, Owen the Epigrammatist , Dr. Joh . Done , Shakspeare , George Chapman , Though . Heywood the Playmaker and
1076	A71276	in the beginning of various authors , particularly those before Shakespeares works , which show him to have been an eminent
1077	A71276	obscure and senseless are his Writings . Hugh Saders alias Shackspear of Merton Col . He was afterwards Principal of S.
1078	A71276	719 Seymoure Ed. 71. 72. 884 . Will . 886 Shackspeare Hug . 637 Shaghens Rich . 131 Sharp Lion .
1079	A71277	fol . Beaumont and Fletcher 's Plays , fol . Shakespear 's Works , fol . Sir Robert Howards 5 Plays
1080	A71277	Hemmings a Comedian or Actor of plays with Will . Shakespeare , was born in London , elected from Westminster School
1081	A71277	Land . 1655. in oct . Written by Will . Shakespeare Gent , and added to it Tarquin banished : or
1082	A71277	end in prose . The title is in imitation of Shakespear 's Comedy , called The merry Devil of Edmonton ,
1083	A71277	an admirer and lover of Plays and Play-makers , especially Shakespeare , who frequented his house in his journeys between Warwickshire
1084	A71277	. Land . 1676. qu . This play was originally Shakespears ( whom and his works D'avenant much admired ) as
1085	A72473	not in judgement or understanding . I remember , De Shakespeare nostrat. the Players have often mentioned it as an honour
1086	A72473	the Players have often mentioned it as an honour to Shakespeare , that in his writing , ( whatsoever he penned
1087	A73861	inflict vengeance , and be it said of thee , Shakespere thou had as smooth a Comic vain , itting the
1088	A75906	can instance you many Plays , as all those by Shakespeare and Johnson , and the most of Mr. Dryden 's
1089	A76292	that all Wits both can and can not reach . Shakespeare was early up , and went so dressed . As
1090	A76292	that writes Wit , shows he hath none . Brave Shakespeare flowed , yet had his Ebbings too , Often above
1091	A76292	up all his room . J. EARL . On William Shakespeare . REnowned Spencer lie a thought more nigh To learned
1092	A76292	lie A little nearer Spencer , to make room For Shakespeare in your threefold , fourfold tomb , To lodge all
1093	A76292	this sacred Marble of thine own , Sleep rare Tragoedian Shakespeare ! sleep alone . Thy unmolested peace in an unshared
1094	A77565	Ingenious Soul Of Fletcher too may move without control . Shakespeare ( most rich in Humours ) entertain The crowded Theaters
1095	A77567	and who looks for other , since he said to Shakespeare I shall draw envy on thy name ( by writing
1096	A80707	spreading of the snare ; Such Artless beauty lies in Shakespears wit , It was well inspite of him what ere
1097	A80707	him more , The faultless Iohnson equally writ well , Shakespeare made faults ; but then did more excel . One
1098	A80707	Iohnsons wit was shown , Heaven made his men but Shakespeare made his own . Wise Iohnson 's talent in observing
1099	A80707	He drew the like in each elaborate line , But Shakespeare like a Master did design . Iohnson with skill dissected
1100	A81182	affect to speak Elegantly , or write Queintly By W. Shakespeare . A SONNET . Inviting to some pleasant walk .
1101	A84621	Poets all stop , And vail their Bonnets , even Shakespear 's It should have been Falstaff , if the rhyme
1102	A86606	, The witty Fletcher , and Elaborate Ben , And Shakespeare , had the first Dramatic Pen : In most of
1103	A86606	With Beaumont , Fletcher 's lasting sire : And mighty Shakespear 's nimble vein , Whose haste we only now complain
1104	A86606	are ready to vie with all former commendable Writers : Shakespeare , Beaumont , Fletcher and Johnson , must be nothing
1105	A86606	for them and me too . Ben Johnson said of Shakespear 's Works , that where he made one blot ,
1106	A87724	laugh at , while they on him gaze . In Shakespeare read the Reason mixed with Rage , When Brutus with
1107	A88621	as the most learned and incomparable Johnson , the copious Shakespeare , or the ingenuous Fletcher composed ; but J believe
1108	A88673	but promiscuously as to those of the Authors , ( Shakspeare , Fletcher , Johnson , and some others of the
1109	A88673	we shall find them diametrically opposite in all things . Shakspear and Johnson indeed imitated these Illustrious Men I have cited
1110	A88673	. It is true indeed , what is borrowed from Shakspeare or Fletcher , is usually owned by our Poets ,
1111	A88673	English Chronicles , and part of the Language , from Shakespeare . Henry the sixth T. 4o The second Part ,
1112	A88673	a Novel , Twelves . Spanish Friar T.C. 4o Originally Shakespear 's . Tempest C. 4o Plot from Jul . Capitolinus
1113	A88673	. Tyrannic Love , or Royal Martyr T. 4o Part Shakespeare . Troylus and Cressida T. 4o Wild Gallant C. 4o
1114	A88673	turned Critic C. 4o Fond Husband C. 4o The Foundation Shakespear 's . Injured Princess T. C. 4o Part from the
1115	A88673	Scaramouch . Cheats of Seapin F. 4o Stolen part from Shakespear 's Romeo & Juliet , Plot from Plutarch , in
1116	A88673	Rowley , v. Webster , Middleton , Day , and Shakespeare . Lipsii Monita , Lib. 1 . Cap . 5
1117	A88673	one Volume , Fol . Land . 1685 . William Shakespeare . Plot from Boccace 's Novels , 3d . Day
1118	A88673	's Les Facheaux . Sullen Lovers C. 4o Part from Shakspear . Timon of Athens T. 4o True Widow C. 4o
1119	A88673	8o . Duke and no Duke F. 4o Part from Shakspear 's Coriolanus . Ingratitude of a Common-wealth T.C. 4o Revived
1120	A88673	Coriolanus . Ingratitude of a Common-wealth T.C. 4o Revived from Shakspear . Island Princess T.C. 4o Loyal General T. 4o Revived
1121	A88673	Island Princess T.C. 4o Loyal General T. 4o Revived from Shakspear . Lear and his 3 Daughters T. 4o Revived from
1122	A88673	. Lear and his 3 Daughters T. 4o Revived from Shakspear . Richard the Second H. 4o S. Took . Adventures
1123	A88673	Costly Whore C. 4o Plot from the Second Part of Shakspear 's Henry 6th , Folio . Contention between York and
1124	A88673	of Agencourt Page 30 Henry the 6th , 3 Parts Shakspear Page 21 Henry the 8th , 2 Pts . Crown
1125	A89149	And welcome thee , and wish thee long . On Shakespeare . 1630 . WHat needs my Shakespeare for his honoured
1126	A89149	long . On Shakespeare . 1630 . WHat needs my Shakespeare for his honoured Bones , The labour of an age
1127	A89149	, If Jonsons learned Sock be on , Or sweetest Shakespeare fancies child , Warble his native Wood-notes wild , And
1128	A90136	Suckling and Sir John Denham , Randolph and Broom , Shakespeare and Johnson ( though they could hardly ever agree before
1129	A91968	, Leigh of Breda and Buss , Spelmans Glossarie . Shakspears plays , Seldeni Eadmeri Hist . Noverum . De Successionibus
1130	A91968	set mon plague Sheltons poems Sectaries downfall Spirit of alchemy Shakespears poems Saunders balm on sacrament Sydneys life Spain 's council
1131	A92211	, examinations , and confession of John Collins , I. Shakespeare , Though . Wiberton , and five more which are
1132	A92211	day of November 1650. ( towards evening ) came one Shakespeare ( that called himself a Warrenner ) one John Collins
1133	A93101	Doth equal , and with SOPHOCLES we may Compare great SHAKESPEARE ARISTOPHANES Never like him , his Fancy could display ,
1134	A93178	see What audience we have , what Company " To Shakespeare comes , whose mirth did once beguile " Dull hours
1135	A93563	in 4o . 91 . Poems written by Mr. William Shakespeare , Gent . in 8o . 92 . The Cid
1136	A93949	may observe throughout the Works of incomparable Johnson , excellent Shakespeare , and elegant Fletcher , &c they ( however vituperated
1137	A94173	, here together END . THE END . THE FOLGER SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY A Loyal Subjects Belief , EXPRESSED IN A LETTER
1138	A94824	of a Creature : To give over Ben , and Shakespeare , and fall upon Moses and the Prophets , to
1139	A96974	for their sweet companion in this grave . A dozen Shakespears here interred do lie ; Two dozen Johnsons full of
1140	A96974	is to Poetique laid : And though that dust being Shakespears , thou mighst have Not his room but the Poet
1141	A96974	been as rare As Beaument , Fletcher , or as Shakespeare were : And like them from thy native stock could
1142	B02845	. Had Goffe , Ben . Johnson , or had Shakespeare been Spectators there , such Acts they should have seen
1143	B08573	Richard Cotes . Robert Chambers , Thomas Simmons . John Shakespeare . Paris Vandue . Richard Morgan . Robert Leybourne .
1144	B09391	fail a second Time ; nevertheless , the Line of Shakespeare in the Tragedy of Julius Caesar still forces itself into
1145	B09731	nigher is my smock . Q. One asked another what Shakespears Works were worth bound up together ; the other replied