Prideaux or Pridioxe, Thomas, poem by

Price, Richard, a player

Printing plays, matters relating to

Private and public theatres distinguished

Proclamation against interludes

printing and playing

Page

i. 382, 427
ii. 384

Privy Council, proceedings of, regarding theatres and plays
i. 288, 308, 312, 315, 399,

· plays favouring the Reformation

ii. 82. iii. 382

iii. 335

404, 410

i. 122

i. 147

i. 157

i. 144

i. 168

ii. 233

i. 194

i. 191

of Edward VI. against plays and interludes
of Elizabeth. for licensing plays, &c.

Prodigal Child, play upon the story of the

Prodigality, a play

Progne, by Dr. James Calfhill

Prologue-speakers wearing bays

Prologues and Epilogues

ii. 465. iii. 442

iii. 423, 440

Pseudo-evangelium, Miracle-plays derived from the

Puritan; or, Widow of Watling-Street

ii. 21, 22, 38.

iii. 290,
293, 299, 329

i. 351

at a Mask in the habit of a citizen
acting in a pastoral at Somerset House

Quest of Inquiry, by Sir Oliver Oatmeal
Quintus Fabius, a play

Quip for an Upstart Courtier, by Robert Greene

ii. 253. iii. 372

ii. 98. iii. 347

iii. 389

i. 219, 254, 317

ii. 64

ii. 73

ii. 38

iii. 381

i. 208. ii. 418

iii. 151

Rape of Lucrece, by Thomas Heywood i. 435. ii. 92. iii. 329, 388

the Second Helen, a play.

Rare Triumphs of Love and Fortune

Rastell, John, Nature of the four Elements attributed to

Ratsey's Ghost, a tract

Ravens Almanack, by Thomas Dekker

Reade, or Reed, a player, arrested by the sheriffs

Rebellion of Lucifer in Miracle-plays

Red Bull players forbidden to act Shakespeare's works

attempt of the French actresses there
players apprehended at the

account of the

Redeman, John, his writing of a Dialogue

i. 242

iii. 44, 107
ii. 319

i. 333. iii. 429, 438

iii. 348

ii. 106

ii. 157

ii. 18

ii. 24

ii. 118

iii. 324

i. 100

Redford, Jahn, song by J. Heywood attributed to
the author of three interludes

i. 72

ii. 342

Refutation of the Apology for Actors, by J. Green

iii. 410

Rehearsals, account of

iii. 382

Reignalds, William, a player

i. 442

Remedies for the evil of plays, by the City of London
Renegado, or the Gentleman of Venice

Rhodes, Mathew, his Dismal Day at the Blackfriars

Rice, John, a player

Richard Cordelion, a play

III., acted at court

or the English Prophet

T. Heywood's epilogue to

when Duke of Gloucester, his players

ii. 55

i. 445

iii. 326

i. 29

license to his bearward

Crookback, by Ben Jonson

sports, church ales, &c.

education of

warrant to take up singing men and children

Richards, Thomas, his Misogonus, a MS. comedy

Richardson, C. J., and Denham, B., their interdiction of

Richmond, Duke of, rewards to players, and extracts from

his household-book

Rich, B., his Farewell to Military Profession

Rightwise, John, Master of St. Paul's school

Ringley, Abbot of Misrule
Ritson, Joseph, his denial of Skelton's Nigramansir
Roaring Girl, by Dekker and Middleton

i. 34

i. 35

i. 328

i. 110

de Brunne, his translation of the Manuel de Peché
of Cicily, play on the story of
the romance of

Rollo, Duke of Normandy

Romeo and Juliet, early tragedy on the story of

by Shakespeare

ii. 127, 152, 155

i. 402. ii. 79.
ii. 416

Roo, or Roe, John, Serjeant-at-Law, committed by Wolsey

Rosalynde, by Thomas Lodge

Rose theatre

iii. 368, 378.

i. 104

iii. 213

i. 341, 343, 361. iii. 316

ii. 71

i. 308

i. 442

Rosseter, Philip, Master of the Children of the Revels

Patent to, for building a theatre

Page

i. 372, 390

i. 396

Round Table, the

Roswitha of Gandersheim, her plays

Rowe, John, his Tragi-comœdia on the accident at Witney
Rowlands, Samuel, his Martin Markall
Rowley, Samuel

i. 1

ii. 419

ii. 118

i. 5

i. 351, 382. iii. 106, 201
his When you see me you Know me

William.

i. 395.
his epitaph upon Hugh Atwell, the player
All's lost by Lust

ii. 258
ii. 2, 54

i. 423

iii. 330

Royal King and Loyal Subject, by Thomas Heywood
Slave, by William Cartwright

Society, MSS. belonging to the

Rudierde, Edmund, his Thunderbolt of God's wrath

Rule a Wife and Have a Wife

of Reason, by Thomas Wilson

Run-away's Answer to a Rod for Run-aways

Sackville and Norton's Ferrex and Porrex i. 180. ii. 423, 481. iii. 143
Salisbury Court Theatre

ii. 21. iii. 289

Salmacis and Hermaphrodite, by J. Beaumont

iii. 412

Salutation of the Virgin, in Miracle-plays

ii. 171

Sampson and Markham's Herod and Antipater
Sands, James, a player's apprentice

Sapho and Phao, by John Lyly

Sarpedon, the History of

iii. 327

iii. 434

iii. 175, 178

i. 244

Satire of the Three Estaitys, by Sir David Lindsay
Satiromastix, by Thomas Dekker

School of Abuse, by Stephen Gosson i. 338. ii. 278, 417. iii. 108,

Scots, the King of, a tragedy
Scotland, General Assembly of, opposed to plays
the King's journey to, alluded to at the Cockpit
Sea Voyage

Page
i. 194

i. 345

ii. 99
i. 436
ii. 408,

Second and third Blast of Retreat from plays and theatres

Maiden's Tragedy

Selimus, Emperor of the Turks

Seneca, translations of his ten tragedies

Sermon, by J. W., at Paul's Cross, against plays

at Paul's Cross, by J. Stockwood

Seven Deadly Sins of London, by T. Dekker

plot of the second part of, by R. Tarleton

Shakerley, Ed., a player

Shakespeare, John, a spur and bit-maker

William, his connexion with the Blackfriars

theatre in 1596

Twelfth Night

Comedy of Errors

and R. Burbage, anecdote concerning
R. Barnefield's lines on

and others, patent to, by James I.

his retirement from the stage

the first folio edition of his plays ii. 3. iii. 347

popularity of his plays in 1627

ii. 18