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Madan, F. A summary catalogue of Western MSS in the Bodleian Library.
1895.
The Early Oxford Press. 1468-1640. Oxford Hist. Soc. Publ. 1895.
Manuscript Materials relating to the History of Oxford. Oxford, 1887.
Merton College, Oxford, MS Register.
Mullinger, J. B. The University of Cambridge from the Injunctions of 1535
to the Accession of Charles I. 1884.
Nichols, J. P. Progresses of Queen Elizabeth. 1788. 2nd ed. 1823.
Progresses of James I. 1828.
Plummer, C. Elizabethan Oxford. Reprints of Rare Tracts. Oxford Hist.
Soc. Publ. 1887.
Retrospective Review, the, vol. xii, 1, pp. 1-42. The Latin Plays acted before
the University of Cambridge.
Schelling's Elizabethan Drama. Vol. 11, chap. xiv, The College Drama.
Smith, G. C. Moore. Notes on some English University Plays. Mod. Lang.
Rev. vol. 11, no. 2. 1908.
Plays performed in Cambridge Colleges before 1585. In Fasciculus
J. W. Clark dicatus, pp. 265-273. 1909.
(See, also, post, under the headings of certain University plays. )
Wake, I. Rex Platonicus: Sive de Potentissimi Principis Jacobi Brittanni-
arum Regis ad illustrissimam Academiam Oxoniensem adventu, Aug. 27,
Anno, 1605 . . . 1607.
Ward. Vol. 11, pp. 630-642, and vol. III, pp. 174-188.
Watson, Foster. The English Grammar Schools to 1660: their Curriculum
and Practice. Cambridge, 1908. (Pp. 318-324: Excursus on Play-reading
and Play-acting in Schools. )
Wood, Anthony à. Athenae Oxonienses. 2nd ed. 1813-20.
(Reference should also be made to bibliography of vol. v, chap. v, section
on School and Prodigal Son Plays).
II. ENGLISH UNIVERSITY DRAMATISTS AND PLAYS.
The following list includes the English and Latin plays written before
1642, preserved in printed form, or in MSS which can be verified as still
extant. Plays known only by allusion are not recorded, except in a few
cases of special importance.
For information concerning Synedrium (by R. Worseley), Callidamus et
Callanthia and Susenbrotus, and for the titles of Jovis et Junonis nuptiæ
and Microcosmus, special acknowledgment is due to G. C. Moore Smith, who
has placed unpublished memoranda on Cambridge university plays at the
service of this bibliography.
WILLIAM ALABASTER.
Roxana Tragoedia olim Cantabrigiae acta in Col. Trin. Nunc primum in
lucem edita summaque cum diligentia ad castigatissimum exemplar
comparata. Cui accesserunt etiam Argumenta. 1632.


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Gulielmo Alabastro. 1632.
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Palace, 838; Emmanuel coll. Cam. , III. 1. 17.
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HENRY BELLAMY,
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sexto Die Lunæ Ad horam sextam pomeridianam.
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late Student of Christ-Church in Oxford, and Proctor of the University.
The Ayres and Songs set by Mr Henry Lawes, Servant to his late Majesty


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in his Publick and Private Musick. 1651. (The plays included are:
The Lady Errant. The Royall Slave. The Ordinary. The Siedge or
Love's Convert. The Royall Slave is the second play in this volume,
with the imprint 'The Third edition. ' 1651. )
The Ordinary is rptd in the four eds. of Dodsley, in vols. x, x, x,
and XII, respectively; and in Ancient B. D. vol. III.
ABRAHAM COWLEY,
The Guardian. A Comedie Acted before Prince Charles his Highness, at
Trinity Colledge in Cambridge, upon the twelfth of March, 1641. 1650.
Prologue and Epilogue to a Comedy acted before the Prince in Trin. Coll.
March 1642. Spoken by the author S. Cowley. MS in Trin. coll. Cam. ,
R. 5. 5 (78).
Cutter of Coleman-Street (a revised form of The Guardian). A Comedy.
The Scene London in the year 1658. 1663.
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legio S. 8. et individuæ Trinitatis. Nonas Feb. An. Dom. 1638. 1638.
Another ed. appeared in 1700.
The Works of M' Abraham Cowley. Consisting of Those which were
formerly Printed: and Those which he Design'd for the Press. Now
Published out of the Authors Original Copies. To this Edition are added,
Cutter of Coleman-Street (etc. ) MDCXCIII.
Other eds. of The Works appeared in 1700, 1708 and 1710–11.
The two latter contain Naufragium Joculare as well as Cutter of Cole-
man Street.
Abraham Cowley. Essays, Plays and Sundry Verses. Ed. Waller, A. R.
(Cambridge English Classics. ) 1906. (Contains Cutter of Coleman
Street. )
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English version of Naufragium Joculare. ]
AQUILA CRUSO.
Euribates Pseudomagus. MS in Emmanuel coll. Cam. 111. 1. 17. See Jahrbuch
XXXIV, p. 318.
SAMUEL DANIEL.
The Queenes Arcadia. A Pastorall Tragi-comedie presented to her Majestie
and her Ladies, by the Universitie of Oxford in Christs Church, In August
last, 1605. 1606.
Certain Small Workes Heretofore Divulged by Samuel Daniel one of the
Groomes of the Queenes Majesties privie Chamber, & now againe by him
corrected and augmented. 1607. [The Queenes Arcadia is included in
this volume, in the later edition of 1611, and in The Whole Workes of
Samuel Daniel Esquire in Poetrie, 1623. ]
The Complete Works in verse and prose of Samuel Daniel. Ed. Grosart, A. B.
5 vols. 1885. (The Queenes Arcadia is in vol. 111. )
(See, also, bibliography of Daniel, vol. iv, chap. vii. )
RICHARD EDWARDS.
Palamon and Areyte. Not extant; but summary of plot is given by Bereblock,
J. , in his Commentarii (see Plummer's Elizabethan Oxford, ante).
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ABRAHAM FRAUNCE.
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