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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN <strong>THE</strong> COMMENTARY A.P. — translation of the Ars Poetica. Alch. = The Alchemist. B F. = Bartholomew Fair. B.M. = the British Museum. Beauty = The Masque of Beauty. Blackness — The Masque of Blackness. C. is A. = The Case is Altered. C.R. = Cynthia's Revels. Cat. — Catiline. Ch. Tilt = A Challenge at Tilt. Christmas = The Masque of Christmas. Chlor. = Chlondia. Conv. Drum = The Conversations with William Drummond. D. is A. — The Devil is an Ass. Disc. = Timber, or Discoveries. E.E.T.S. = Early English Text Society. E.H. = Eastward Ho. E.M.I. — Every Man in his Humour. E.M.O. = Every Man out of his Humour. E. Althorp = The Entertainment at Althorp. E. Black friars = The Entertainment at Blackfriars. E. Bols. = Love's Welcome at Bolsover. E. Highgate = The Entertainment at Highgate. E. Welb. = The Entertainment at Welbeck. Engl. Gr. — The English Grammar. Ep. = The Epigrams. F.I. = The Fortunate Isles. For. = The Forest. G.A.R. = The Golden Age Restored. G.M. = The Gypsies Metamorphosed. H.W. = For the Honour of Wales. Hadd. M. — The Haddington Masque. Hym. = Hymenaei. I.M. — The Irish Masque. K. Ent. — The King's Coronation Entertainment. L.F. = Love Freed from Ignorance and Folly. L.M.M. — Lovers made Men. L.R. — Love Restored. L.T. = Love's Triumph through Callipohs. M .A. — The Masque of Augurs. M.L. = The Magnetic Lady. M.L.N. = Modern Language Notes. M.L.R. = Modern Language Review.
xii Abbreviations M. Owls = The Masque of Owls. M. of Q. = The Masque of Queens. M. V. — Mercury Vindicated from the Alchemists. Mod. Phil. — Modern Philology. Mortimer = Mortimer his Fall. N.I. = The New Inn. N.T. = Neptune's Triumph. N.W. = News from the New World in the Moon. O.E.D. = The Oxford English Dictionary. Oberon = The Masque of Oberon. P.A. = Pan's Anniversary. P. Hen. Barriers = Prince Henry's Barriers. P.M.L.A. = Proceedings of the Modern Language Association of America. P.R. — Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue. R.E.S. — Review of English Studies. S.N. = The Staple of News. 5.S. = The Sad Shepherd. S.W. = Epicoene, or The Silent Woman. Sej. = Sejanus. T.L.S. = Times Literary Supplement. T.V. = Time Vindicated. I Theob. — The Entertainment of the Two Kings at Theobalds. 2 Theob. = An Entertainment of the King and Queen at Theobalds. U. V. = Ungathered Verse. Und. — The Underwood. V.D. = The Vision of Delight. Volp. = Volpone, or The Fox.
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The Alchemist 49 v. 108, vii. 24, 3
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The Alchemist 51 habeo, me ipsum. H
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The Alchemist 53 He instances the a
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The Alchemist 55 10. All that the t
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The Alchemist 57 iv. h. 16-33. Dime
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The Alchemist 59 ever met with. 'No
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The Alchemist 61 8. passe-time, tha
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The Alchemist 63 three Somersetshir
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The Alchemist 65 28-31. Tobacco-sho
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The Alchemist 67 87. portague, a Po
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The Alchemist 69 meteor (G.M. 266),
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The Alchemist 71 year 1582 for seru
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The Alchemist 73 9. bolts-head, 'a
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The Alchemist 75 ptas, linguas pavo
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The Alchemist 77 The Spirit Vitall
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The Alchemist 79 64. calx, ' powder
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The Alchemist 81 shut and to open.
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The Alchemist 83 in fragilem substa
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The Alchemist 85 in dispute between
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The Alchemist 87 'the Kingdom of Go
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The Alchemist 89 Alchemia, 1541, pp
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The Alchemist 91 31. nineteene. Dam
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The Alchemist 93 His eyes (most whi
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The Alchemist 95 in Turkey by a mer
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The Alchemist 97 Has he given the l
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The Alchemist 99 76. crinkle, shrin
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The Alchemist 101 10. Who . . . wit
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The Alchemist 103 A Spaniards body
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The Alchemist 105 John Lightfoot in
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The Alchemist 107 23. vpsee Dutch,
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The Alchemist 109 no. qmblins. E.H.
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The Alchemist 111 19, 20. Hogsden,
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The Alchemist 113 tray-trip, a game
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The Alchemist 115 61. these five we
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Catiline 117 CATILINE HIS CONSPIRAC
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Catiline 11 9 Jonson has drawn upon
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Catiline 121 which 'riseth slowly'
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Catiline 123 The foul Fiend aid thy
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Catiline 125 42. with thy sister. Q
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Catiline 127 Crimme quo parvi caede
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Catiline 129 385. Ephesian pictures
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Catiline 131 Praise the spare diet,
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Catiline 13 3 was of noble birth. T
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Catiline 13 5 of gold. Jonson finds
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Catiline 137 61. The voice of Rome
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Catiline 139 458. ramm'd, driven ho
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Catiline 141 645. Tarquine. See Liv
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Catiline 143 6ofol. The setting is
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Catiline 145 ablative 'quinto die',
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Catiline 147 nus: ' Igitur P. Umbre
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Catiline 149 cum exercitu venisset,
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Catiline 151 hue conuenisse arbitro
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Catiline 153 se semper bonorum ferr
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Catiline 155 301. Cicero, In Cat. i
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Catiline 157 exercitatos orabat in
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Catiline 159 572. Letters, for Caes
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Catiline 161 The blacke Prince (bea
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Cicero's Speech against Catiline 16
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Cicero's Speech against Catiline 16
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168 Plays play of Sir Thomas More,
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170 Plays Their Drums, Hobbihorses,
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172 Plays 19. Horse-courser. John F
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174 Plays cloth mart of England. Cl
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176 Plays at this date. The Winter'
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178 Plays Trouble-all invariably sa
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180 Plays for her love of Andrew, J
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182 Plays Morrises. Cf. Fletcher, W
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184 Plays log. Who can hold that wi
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186 Plays It sigmfieih a Court held
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I! Plays this time come into one of
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190 Plays diet in time of rest', p.
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192 Plays viz. with twelve moral ma
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194 Plays hairs with stubborn roots
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196 Plays given to the open space i
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198 Plays 78. lewes trumps. E.M.O.
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200 Plays selling the good man here
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202 Plays iv. ii. 13. prepay'd the
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204 Plays wrastle. Sej. in. 654. be
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2o 6 Plays 202 'Bawd or bitch, if t
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208 Plays 112. a halting Neutrall.
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210 Plays 106. the printed booke. M
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212 Plays p. 50, 'I shal vnbynde my
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214 Plays present play; e.g. by Pry
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216 Plays over is made as before in
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218 Plays Latin scarus. The name is
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220 Plays 8. laming a poore Cow. Pu
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222 Plays (1638, F3 V ), Ghastly 'v
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224 Plays In 5. of N. 2nd Intermean
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226 Plays He also translated and ed
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228 Plays fungi suo munere, qui vel
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230 Plays Influences, to blast the
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232 Plays Black-Fryers. Isaac Olive
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234 Plays which he brought me. Tutc
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236 Plays Colax. The Fens sir are n
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238 Plays 78. crisped, closely curl
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240 Plays in. i. 10. a good man. M.
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242 Plays in the same cause, 1614,
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244 Plays in. v. 2. the row. Goldsm
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246 Plays hares gall. Alexis, f. yi
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Plays women when they walke abroad,
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250 Plays And after all, for greate
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252 Plays Darling, the boy of Burto
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254 Plays letting Mary escape are b
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256 Plays 133. St. Pulchers, the ch
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258 Plays young Penyboy alludes to
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260 Plays 4. Cymbal. A name evident
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262 Plays making vp of a Gentleman;
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264 Plays no, though they reckon ch
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266 Plays 61. antiquated Pamphlets,
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268 Plays Finsbury, a mob attacked
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270 Plays 38-9. ,' must needs . . .
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272 Plays 84. a crafty Knaue. An al
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274 Plays of truth in it', we may q
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276 Plays describes the country fol
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278 Plays 197. Like Lapwings. Cf. R
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280 Plays at Theobalds—'this week
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282 Plays Proceedings under Elizabe
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284 Plays Ibid. vn. xxxvii, Nichoma
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286 Plays was a sign of his greater
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288 Plays Frank almoigne (French au
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290 Plays 70. behind the hangings,
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292 Plays white if we hit, the game
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294 Plays And a consort of cramm'd
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296 Plays Should be made good, and
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Plays on the ground that it ' revea
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300 Plays Fowleweather, my Ladie th
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302 Plays ii. set up our rest. The
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304 Plays shrine of St. Thomas of C
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306 Plays of the Master of the Reve
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308 Plays clouds, as at the ports o
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310 Plays 45. reall, royal. Cap of
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312 Plays 83. Abbot Antony. Untrace
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314 Play ' 68. an Elephant. Compare
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316 Plays and put him to Juno's bre
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318 Plays Heading 3. assist of the
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3 20 Plays 'the true loue hath that
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322 Plays 25. At a smocks-hem. Cf.
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3 24 Plays 99. the bason beaten bef
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326 Plays 166. the lie. In his copy
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328 Plays side, long (Old English s
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33o Plays 41. Supposititious, fraud
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33 2 Plays With what Broome swept f
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334 Quin hordeum isti, quin siliqua
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336 Plays Haec conamina prostituta
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338 Plays newly enlarged by 5. R. 1
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340 Plays of her guardian, Overdo h
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34 2 Plays 34. sixe-penny. For pric
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344 where Theobald's 'Here feel we
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346 Plays 40. Prcesto-be-gon. Whall
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348 Plays 43- a Pissing while. Gamm
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350 Plays ii. vi. 16-22. Sir Moth's
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352 Plays Honest Whore (1604), c He
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354 63. Secundum A rtem. A cant phr
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356 Plays 25. matter of money. H. P
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358 Plays 72, Lady, "Lady, i'th' so
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360 Plays 67. Machaon, Podalirius,
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362 Play ^ Ergo quicquid id est quo
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364 Plays Eutrapelus, hearing the n
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366 Plays baby. Claudian (Laws Sere
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3 68 Plays 19. Acates, provisions.
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370 Plays 44-5. From Martial's epig
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37' Plays 110. simple . . . sampled
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374 Jonson neatly uses this custom
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376 Plays 19. by live, or ' belive'
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378 Plays which, i.e. the turnstile
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380 Plays leporis, that is to say,
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382 Plays In Histrio-mastix, in. i
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384 Plays Bens boldness and scarce
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THE KING'S ENTERTAINMENT, 1604 JONS
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388 Early Entertainments 28. the gl
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390 Early Entertainments 273. in fi
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392 Early Entertainments 647-74. Th
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394 Early Entertainments adventu le
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396 Early Entertainments 72. Frankl
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398 Early Entertainments THE ENTERT
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400 Early Entertainments THE ENTERT
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402 Early Entertainments After the
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THE MASQUES THE history and techniq
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406 Masques sented, the starres dis
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408 Masq\'ues a mountain again' (34
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410 Masques Scene was an Arch-Trium
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412 Masques he is quoting Inigo Jon
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Masques Serlio's Architettura repri
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4i 6 Masques at the back, were some
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418 Masques common use were derived
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420 Masques account of the last day
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422 Masques In The Masque of Blackn
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424 Masques composta da Girolamo Be
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426 Masques One other aspect of Uni
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428 Masques The motive is therefore
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430 Masques SIR HENRY GARY (CAREY).
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432 Masq,'ues of England at the cor
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434 Masques THE EARL OF HOLLAND. He
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436 Masques Vice-Admiral of the Nar
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43 8 Masques of the royal forests n
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440 Masques Zinzanos were an Italia
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442 Masq,'ues in 1638; she was buri
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444 Masq\'ues MISTRESS DOROTHY and
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446 Masques Blackness, 'for a maske
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448 Masques Beaumont's own account
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450 Masques The Masque of Blackness
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452 Masques appellauit Euripides in
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454 Masques Adversus Indoctum, 28,
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456 Masques compame. the Kinge was
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458 Masques either syde of the Banq
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460 Masques 81. an JEthiope. Blackn
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462 Masques 219. Perfectio. Ripa's
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464 Masques 329. a motion. Lucian,
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466 Masques because my hearing (w c
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468 Masques Deis Gentium Historia,
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470 Masques 57. her hayre flowing.
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472 Masques At which the bushy Tead
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474 Masquesues 221. her golden feet
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476 Masques And the refrain of Donn
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478 Masqu,es 512. lips may mingle s
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480 Masq\'ues 718 n. Giraldi, p. 37
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482 Masques 927. prease. A form in
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484 Masques per segno del riuolgime
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486 Masques de 1'Ambassadeur de Fra
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488 Masques Barnabe Barnes in Parth
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490 Masq'ues 225. Their whitest woo
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492 Masques warrant might enlarge i
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494 Masques The Audit Office accoun
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496 Masques and light blue (Design
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498 Masques y fit raison. Au ballet
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500 Masques Therefore, where euer t
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502 Masq, 118. scaly vesture. From
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504 ' Masques 225-6. Sea . . . Wind
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506 Masques 538. Vin quidem . . . H
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508 Masques 673. Virgil's Mezentius
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510 Masques In the Pell Order Book,
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512 Masques There is an account of
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514 Masques defendants two seueral
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516 Masques 162. decor'me. An ugly
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518 Masques OBERON, THE FAIRY PRINC
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520 Masques In S.P. 39/1, no. 48, i
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522 Masques to Imgoe lones devysor
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524 Masques are a variant of the dr
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526 Masques proverb, Jonson seems t
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528 Masques State Papers (xii, p. n
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530 Masques Imprimis of severall Co
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532 Masques State papers: the first
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534 Masques 53. To be taken literal
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536 Masques in. whimlen's, miserabl
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538 Masques and all other furniture
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540 Masques and to tilt with lips'
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542 Masques In the Pell Order Books
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544 Masq\'ues 79. devoish vit a clo
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546 Masq,'ues Masques and Entertain
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548 Masques and Irish, as the Sonns
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550 Masques 93- health, Riches, Hon
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552 Masques 167. Aurum palpabile. V
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5 54 Masques and many messages pass
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556 Masques any incounter of Negoti
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558 Masques and the Hollander had l
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560 Masques who are "good dancing b
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562 Masques 59. Wassail. Cf. 44 n.
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5 64 Masques charged wages to the c
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566 Masques See R. J. E. Tiddy, The
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568 Masques it for spinning; this i
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570 Masques companie of the french
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572 Masques 80. a Windmill on his h
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574 Masques men—Fletcher's Demetr
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576 Masques Prince Charles on his f
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578 Masques Audit Office Works, A.O
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580 Masques We are fortunate in hav
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582 Masques collo, con certe manich
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584 Masques tutti nelle creanze, es
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586 Masques (particularly before th
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588 Masques Quis expedivit psittaco
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590 Masques 183. the Hill. Cf. Disc
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59 2 Masques 101. sirreverence. Str
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594 Masques 247. Cid, Kid. 248. Run
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596 Masques 390-7. Compare John Hac
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598 Masques Johnson the Poet, and t
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600 Masques 22. my Chronicle. Cf. 5
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602 Masques 159-60. Horace, Odes, i
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604 Masques Citizens comming thithe
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606 Masques ffor the ffencer. A ruf
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608 Masques For the Antick Maske at
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610 Masques 54. showne his quarters
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612 Masques THE GYPSIES METAMORPHOS
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614 Masques Finally there is a lett
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616 Masques 57. lackman. A misprint
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618 Masques a wood vnder a tree or
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620 Masques Our Village, series ii
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622 Masques 381-6. Inspired, as Dr.
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624 Masques 585. The Lo: Treasurers
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626 Masques dancers by their gingle
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628 Masques 931. vpper lip. The Fol
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630 Masques Raoul de Houdenc, the t
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632 Masques 1335. A smock rampant.
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634 Masques The lowle of a lay lor
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63 6 Masques les successeurs de Jon
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63 8 Masques Finett records trouble
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640 Masques Invitation and presence
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642 Masques 74. in a mist. Nashe, H
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644 Masques like ' Gro. I, I know w
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646 Masques 352. Which hand the Cro
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648 Masques there wanted ground for
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650 Masques and an antick habit oue
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65 2 Masques Wither's tone is frien
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654 Masques the plague, treating it
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656 Masques expecting to see a fish
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658 Masques 270. persues. Spelt lik
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660 Masques brought little sooner t
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662 Masques ' lohn Shepley for imbr
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664 Masques In the distance beyond
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666 Masques burnt their old Coaches
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668 Masques Orkes. Cf. Drayton, Pol
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670 Masques The Fortunate Isles. '
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672 Masques 195. ,' long ... D. is
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674 Masques who when some (to sing.
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676 Masques 516. the Graces flay, .
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678 Masques affections' by their ge
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68 o Masques 155. emergent out of C
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682 Masques Spring, Fountain nymphs
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684 Masques The foremost wears a gr
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686 Masques lorica with long sleeve
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688 Masques 140. Laualtos, a form o
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690 Masques i. Inigo is a puppet-ma
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692 Masques TUB. Ad Infinitum Sir y
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694 Masques But yf this weighd, pro
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696 Masques malign influence that h
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The Blackfriars 699 they are in the
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The Masque of Owls 701 i. Rooms, ro
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"The Masque of Owls 703 Scrivener'
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King's Entertainment at W^elbeck 70
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King's Entertainment at Welbeck 707
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King's Entertainment at Welbeck 709
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