APPENDIX B

AUTORES DE COMEDIAS WHO REPRESENTED THE

AUTOS SACRAMENTALES IN MADRID

1574 Jerónimo Velazquez represented three autos at the Corpus

festival of this year.

1578 Alonso de Cisneros, three autos.

1579 Mateo de Salcedo.

1580 Alonso de Cisneros.

1581 Jerónimo Velazquez.

1582 Alonso de Cisneros and Jerónimo Velazquez.

1585 Gaspar de Porres, three autos.

1586 Jerónimo Velazquez represented three autos.

1587 Nicolas de los Rios, Miguel Ramirez, and Juan de Alcozer. 1589 Jerónimo Velazquez, three autos.

1590 Nicolas de los Rios and Alonso de Cisneros.

1592 Gaspar de Porres and Rodrigo de Saavedra, each two autos. 1593 Alonso de Cisneros and Gaspar de Porres.

1594 Jerónimo Velazquez, two autos.

1595 Alonso de Cisneros and Antonio de Villegas. [Porres?] 1596 Nicolas de los Rios and Antonio de Villegas, each two autos. 1597 Nicolas de los Rios.

1598 Antonio de Villegas and Diego Lopez de Alcaraz.

1599 Gaspar de Porres (two autos); Diego Lopez de Alcaraz

and Luis de Vergara, each an auto.

1600 Melchor de Villalba and Gabriel de la Torre, each two

autos.

1602 Pedro Jimenez de Valenzuela.

1603 Juan de Morales Medrano.

1604 Gaspar de Porres.

1605 Gaspar de Porres. In this year only two autos were represented, both by Porres. For these he received 3700 reals. (Bull Hisp. (1907), p. 372.)

1606 Baltasar Pinedo and Juan de Morales Medrano. 1607 Baltasar Pinedo and Nicolas de los Rios.

1608 Alonso Riquelme and Juan de Morales Medrano. 1609 Alonso de Heredia and Domingo Balbin.

1610 Alonso Riquelme and Hernan Sanchez de Vargas.

1611 Hernan Sanchez de Vargas and Tomas Fernandez de Cabredo.

1612 Juan de Morales Medrano and Tomas Fernandez de

Cabredo.

1613 Alonso de Riquelme and Antonio de Villegas.

1614 Juan de Morales Medrano and Baltasar Pinedo. (Bull. Hisp. (1907), p. 379.)

1615 Hernan Sanchez de Vargas and Pedro de Valdes.

1616 Pedro Cebrian and Pedro Cerezo de Guevara. In Paz y Melia, Catálogo, No. 1641, we read that Alonso de Riquelme represented Lope's auto La Isla del Sol in this

year.

1617 Cristóbal de Leon and Baltasar Pinedo.

1618 Baltasar Pinedo and Hernan Sanchez de Vargas.

1619 Baltasar Pinedo and Hernan Sanchez de Vargas. 1620 Alonso de Olmedo and Cristobal de Avendaño.

Pedro de Valdes and Cristobal de Avendaño. (Bull. Hisp. (1908), p. 244.)

1622 Manuel Vallejo.

1623 Juan de Morales Medrano and Antonio de Prado.
1624 Juan de Morales Medrano and Antonio de Prado.
1625 Andrés de la Vega, Tomas Fernandez de Cabredo, and
Juan de Morales Medrano. In this year each autor rep-
resented one auto and a part of the fourth auto. (Bull.
Hisp. (1908), p. 252.)

1626 Cristobal de Avendaño and Andrés de la Vega.
1627 Roque de Figueroa and Andrés de la Vega.
1628 Andrés de la Vega and Bartolomé Romero.
1629 Bartolomé Romero and Roque de Figueroa.
1630 Andrés de la Vega and Roque de Figueroa.
1632 Manuel Vallejo and Francisco Lopez.

1633

Antonio de Prado and Manuel Vallejo.

1637 Pedro de la Rosa and Tomas Fernandez de Cabredo.

1638 Bartolomé Romero (two autos) and Antonio de Rueda and Pedro Ascanio (each one).

1639 Antonio de Rueda and Manuel Vallejo.

1640 Bartolomé Romero.

APPENDIX C

CASTS OF COMEDIAS

The following casts of comedias of the seventeenth century have been collected from various sources, the most of them from manuscripts in the Biblioteca Nacional. They are arranged in chronological order.

Lope de Vega.

La bella Ester (1610)

Autog. MS. in British Museum, dated at Madrid, April 5, 1610. This comedia was afterward published in Part XV of Lope's Comedias under the title La hermosa Ester.

In Act III the part of Marsanes is assigned to Antonio. This

is the company of Hernan Sanchez de Vargas.

La buena Guarda ó la Encomienda bien guardada (1610)

Lope de Vega. Autog. MS. dated at Madrid, April 16, 1610, formerly in the possession of the Marquis Pidal.