Cornish Guary Miracle.
The clergy authors and actors of

Miracle-plays.
Register of Thetford Priory from 1461

to 1540.
Guild of Corpus Christi at York, 1408.
Churches the earliest theatres.
Trading companies the performers of

Miracle-plays.
The object of Miracle-plays.
Mechanical contrivances for acting

Miracle-plays.

Slaughter of the Innocents.
Christ's Baptism and Temptation,
Woman taken in Adultery, &c.
Treachery of Judas.
The Crucifixion.
Casting the Dice.
The Harrowing of Hell.
The Resurrection,
The Ascension.
Antichrist.
The Last Judgment.
MS. of the Chester plays written by

Edward Gregorie, 1591.

Childermas Day: or, The Slaughter of

the Innocents, attributed to John
Parfre,

History of Jacob and Esau.
Tragedy of Abraham's Sacrifice.
Interlude of Godly Queen Hester.

Representation of Moral-plays.
Interludes, and the time of their per-

formance.
The Cradle of Security.
The Play of Plays in Gosson's Plays con-

futed in five Actions.
Defence of Plays, by Thomas Lodge.

Mankind.

Every-man.
The Interlude of Youth.
Lusty Juventus.

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John Redford's MS. Moral-plays.

All for Money, by Thomas Lupton.

Three Ladies of London.

Three Lords and Three Ladies of Lon-

don.

Liberality and Prodigality.

Cambyses, by Thomas Preston.

Appius and Virginia, by R. B.

Albion, a political interlude.

Common Conditions.
Interlude of Nice Wanton.

The style of our earliest dramatic pro-
Early Tragedies and Comedies.

ductions.
Romeo and Juliet prior to 1562.

Spenser's Tears of the Muses.
Stephen Gosson's three dramatic pieces. Shakespeare's first dramatic efforts, and
Sources of dramatic compositions.

the date when he began to write.
G. Whetstone and Sir Philip Sidney on Tragedy, History, and Comedy.
plays prior to 1583.

Dramatic authors usually actors.

Tragedy and Comedy, their Rise and Progress.....p. 444.

Ralph Roister Doister, by Nicholas Misogonus, by Thomas Richards.

Udall.

Ferrex and Porrex, by T. Sackville and

Gammer Gurton's Needle, by John Still. T. Norton.