Dictionary of Obsolete and
Provincial
English.
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
Lond.
1875-9.
PLANCHE, JAMES ROBINSON. A Cyclopaedia of Costume or Dictionary of Dress.
Lond. 1876-9.
POTTS, THOMAS. Discovery of Witches in the County of Lancaster. 1613.
Repr. by J. Crossley. Manchester, 1845.
RAPP, MORIZ. Studien uber das englische Theater. Tubingen, 1862.
RAY, JOHN. Collection of English Proverbs. Cambridge, 1678.
REED. See DODSLEY.
REINSCH, DR. HUGO. Ben Jonson's Poetik und seine Beziehungen
zu Horaz. Munchener Beitrage 16. Erlangen u. Leipzig, 1899.
ROSKOFF, GUSTAV. Geschichte des Teufels. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1869.
SCHELLING, FELIX E. Edition of Jonson's Timber. Boston, 1892.
SCHMIDT, ALEXANDER. Shakespeare-Lexicon. Berlin, 1874-5.
SCOT, REGINALD. The Discoverie of Witchcraft. 1584.
Repr. by Brinsley Nicholson. Lond. 1886.
SHARP, THOMAS. On the Pageants or Dramatic Mysteries anciently performed
at Coventry. Coventry, 1825.
_Soc. Eng. _ See TRAILL.
SOLDAN, WILHELM GOTTLIEB. Geschichte der Hexenprozesse.
Stuttgart, 1880.
SPALDING, THOMAS ALFRED. Elizabethan Demonology. Lond. 1880.
SPARKE, MICHAEL. Truth brought to Light and discouered by Time, or A
Discourse and Historicall Narration of the first xiiii Yeares of King
Iames Reigne. Lond. 1651. Repr. Somer's Tracts, vol. 2. 1809.
STEPHEN, SIR JAMES FITZJAMES. A History of Criminal Law of
England. Lond. 1883.
STOW, JOHN. The Survey of London. Written In 1598.
Enlarged by A. M. , H. D. and others. Lond. 1633.
-------- New ed. by W. J. Thoms. Lond. 1842.
STRUTT, JOSEPH. _Antiq. _ A compleat View of the Manners,
etc. . . . of the Inhabitants of England. 3 vols. Lond. 1775-76.
-------- The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England. Lond. 1801.
STUBBES, PHILIP. Anatomy of Abuses in England in Shakespeare's Youth,
A. D. 1583. Ed. F. J. Furnivall. Lond. 1877-82.
SWINBURNE, ALGERNON CHARLES. A Study of Ben Jonson. N. Y. 1889.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Works, comprised in the folio ed. of 1630.
Spenser Soc. Pub. Manchester, 1868-9.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Works not included in the fol. vol. of 1630.
Spencer Soc. Pub. 5 vols. Lond. 1870-8.
THOMS, WILLIAM J. Early English Prose Romances, with bibliographical
and historical introductions. 3 vols. 2d ed. Lond. 1858. [Vol. I
contains the legend of Friar Rush, repr. from the 1620 ed. ]
TRAILL, HENRY DUFF (ed. ). Social England. 6 vols. N. Y. and Lond. 1896.
UPTON, JOHN. Critical Observations on Shakespeare. 2d ed. Lond. 1748.
WARD, ADOLPHUS WILLIAM. A History of English Dramatic Literature to the
Death of Queen Anne. 3 vols. Lond. and N. Y. 1899.
WEBSTER, JOHN. Works. Ed. A. Dyce. 4 vols. Lond. 1830.
_Wh-C. _ WHEATLEY, HENRY B. , and CUNNINGHAM, PETER.
London Past and Present. Lond. and N. Y. 1891.
WHEATLEY, H. B. Edition of Every Man in his Humor. Lond. 1877.
WILKE, FRIEDRICH WILHELM. Metrische Untersuchungen zu Ben Jonson.
Halle, 1884.
WILSON, ARTHUR. The History of Great Britain, being the Life
and Reign of King Iames the First. Lond. 1653.
WILSON, JOHN. Dramatic Works. Lond. 1874.
WINTER, DE. Edition of The Staple of News. N. Y. 1905.
WOODBRIDGE, ELISABETH. Studies in Jonson's Comedy. Boston
and N. Y. 1898.
WRIGHT, THOMAS.
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English.
Lond. 1857.
-------- History of Caricature and Grotesque in Literature and Art.
Lond. 1864.
-------- Narrations of Sorcery and Magic. N. Y. 1852.
INDEX
Absorption of a syllable, 174, 208.
Academy, 174-5, 188.
Actors, Jonson's allusions to, 175.
Adders, 126.
Aesop, _Fables_ of, 185.
Africa, 149.
After-game, 201.
Agrippa, Cornelius, lxiv.
Allegorical treatment of drama, xx f.
Allot, Robert, 124.
Allum Scagliola, 192.
Almaine-leap, 137.
Almanac-men, 156-7.
Almoiavana, 196.
America, 149.
Apperil, 205.
Aqua-vitae, 158.
Aristophanes, xli, lxvi, lxxvi, lxxix;
_Clouds_, 202; _Plutus_, 211.
Art, man of, 149.
Arthur's show, 159.
Artillery-ground, 177.
Astrology, 199.
Bacon, lxiii.
Ballad literature, xxvii.
Banqueting-house, Lord Mayor's, 201.
Bare head of usher and coachman, 164, 196, 198.
Baudissin, Count von, _Ben Jonson und seine Schule_, xxii.
Bawdy, talk, 197.
Beare, the, 124.
Beaumont and Fletcher,
_Elder Brother_, lvi;
_King and No King_, lvii.
Bedfellow, 174.
_Belfagor_, Novella of, xxx ff.
Belphegor, xxxii.
Benefit, make, 163.
Benjamin, 192.
Benson, John, 124.
Bermudas, 161, 182.
Bethlehem Royal Hospital, 203.
Billiard ball, 173.
Billingsgate, 134.
Bilson, boy of, 205.
Blackfriars, painters at, 156; theatre, xvii, 150.
Blank, 181.
Bless us! 197.
Blown roses, 179.
Blue coats, 183.
Boccaccio, _Decameron_, xlv ff. , lxxv.
Bodin, lxiv.
Borachio, 159.
Braganza, 196.
Breasts exposed, 173.
Bretnor, 141.
Bristo-stone, 184.
Brokers, 140.
Brome,
_Antipodes_, lxii;
_Court Beggar_, lxi, lxxv.
Browne, Sir Thomas, lxiii.
Buckingham. See Villiers.
Buckram bag, 159.
Bullions, 185-6.
Burton, boy of, 203, 205.
Business (quarrel), 182.
Butler, Samuel, _Characters_, lxii.
By cause, 205.
Caract, 153.
Caroch, carroch, 155, 190.
Carranza, Jerome, _Filosofia de las Armas_, lv.
Cataputia, 193.
Cater, 146.
Cautelous, 154.
Centlivre, Mrs. , _Busie Body_, lxxv.
Chains, gold, 183.
Chamberfellow, 174.
Character-drama, xliv.
Cheapside, 178; Standard in, 131.
Cheaters, 207.
Cheat on, 207.
Cheats, 156.
Cheese-trenchers, 126.
Chopines, see Cioppinos.
Chrysippus, _de Divinitione_, 145.
Cioppinos, liii, 186-7, 194.
Circles, magic, 145.
Cloak, long, of fool, xxxix.
Cloven foot, 146-7.
Clown, xxiii, xxv f.
Coaches, 156.
Coachman, 190, 198.
Coke, Sir Edward, xviii, lxvi ff. , lxx ff.
Cokeley, 135.
Cokes, 164.
Commissioners, 190.
Compounds, Jonson's use of, 181.
Compters, 177.
Conduits, 201.
Confute, 206.
Conjurers, 145.
Constable, 209.
Contrasted characters, xliv.
Cord as charm, 128.
Corncutter, 199.
Cornhill, 178.
Cornish counterfeit, 184.
Coryat, _Crudities_, liii, 194, 204.
Cosmetics, 192.
Courts of Love, 153.
Covetuousness (in morality plays), 130.
Coxcomb and Coverlet, 209.
Cranes, Three, 135.
Crisped groves, 173.
Crowland, 164; monastery at, lx.
Crystals, 144.
Cuckold and devil, joke on, 208.
Cushman, Dr. L. W. , xxii, xxxiv, et passim.
Custard, 137.
Custom-house key, 134.
Cut-work, 140, 162.
Dagger, wooden, xxxix; ordinary, 134.
Darling, Thomas, 203.
Darrel, John, xxxii, xlix ff. , 203.
Date of play, xvii.
Decimo sexto, 193.
Defeat, do, 168.
Dekker, _If this be not a good Play_, xxix ff. , xxxi.
Demoniacal possession, xlix.
Dependencies, see Master of Dependencies.
Derbyshire Peak, 147.
Despenser, Hugh le, 165.
Devil, in pre-Shakespearian drama, xxii f. ;
Jonson's treatment of, xxiii f. ;
costume of, xxiv;
stupid, xxvii;
carried in a ring, 126;
leaves an evil odor, 211;
divers names of, 145;
ill omen to pronounce the name of, 197;
dines on sinners, 211;
speaks languages, 211;
takes tobacco, 209;
travels swiftly, 145.
Devil-plot, xx ff.
Devil's Cavern in Derbyshire, 147.
Devil's dam, 188.
Digby miracle-plays, xxiii.
Dining, hour of, 188.
Dinner, inviting poet to, 189.
Dotage, 211.
Dottrel, 163, 175, 200.
Double cloak, 189.
Doublet bombasted, 131.
Dueling, liv ff.
Dukes in England, 160.
Dutch in England, 133.
Dwindle, 193.
Eckhardt, Dr. E. , xxii, xxxiv, et passim.
Edition of 1631, xi ff. ;
1641, xiv;
1692, xiv;
1716, xv;
1729, xi;
1756, xv;
1811, xi;
1816, xvi f. ;
1838, xi;
1871, xi;
1875, xvii.
Eitherside identified as Coke, lxxi f.
E-la, 205.
Ellipsis before _that_, 174.
Engendering by the eyes, 163.
Equivokes, 184.
Escudero, 195.
Estifania, Lady, 193.
Ethical treatment of drama, xliv.
Exchange, Royal, 158.
Face-painting, 190-1.
Fair and foul, 163.
Favor, under, 146.
Fencing-schools, lv.
Fens of Lincolnshire, lix ff.
Fern ashes, 192.
Figgum, 210.
Finsbury, 178.
Fitzdottrel, xlii; identified as Coke, lxx f. ;
Mrs. , identified as Lady Hatton, lxvi ff.
Fleas, keep, within a circle, 202.
Fly-blown, 174.
Fool, union with Vice, xxxv, xxxviii;
domestic, xxxix;
tavern, xl;
city, xl;
in Jonson's other works, xl.
Ford, _Fancies Chaste and Noble_, lvi.
Forked top, 163.
Forks, liii, 204.
Forman, Simon, 141-3, 175.
Foul and fowl, 163.
Francklin, xviii, 142-3.
Fraud (character in morality-play), 130.
French hood, 138;
masks, 161;
time, 188;
walking-stick, 199.
PLANCHE, JAMES ROBINSON. A Cyclopaedia of Costume or Dictionary of Dress.
Lond. 1876-9.
POTTS, THOMAS. Discovery of Witches in the County of Lancaster. 1613.
Repr. by J. Crossley. Manchester, 1845.
RAPP, MORIZ. Studien uber das englische Theater. Tubingen, 1862.
RAY, JOHN. Collection of English Proverbs. Cambridge, 1678.
REED. See DODSLEY.
REINSCH, DR. HUGO. Ben Jonson's Poetik und seine Beziehungen
zu Horaz. Munchener Beitrage 16. Erlangen u. Leipzig, 1899.
ROSKOFF, GUSTAV. Geschichte des Teufels. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1869.
SCHELLING, FELIX E. Edition of Jonson's Timber. Boston, 1892.
SCHMIDT, ALEXANDER. Shakespeare-Lexicon. Berlin, 1874-5.
SCOT, REGINALD. The Discoverie of Witchcraft. 1584.
Repr. by Brinsley Nicholson. Lond. 1886.
SHARP, THOMAS. On the Pageants or Dramatic Mysteries anciently performed
at Coventry. Coventry, 1825.
_Soc. Eng. _ See TRAILL.
SOLDAN, WILHELM GOTTLIEB. Geschichte der Hexenprozesse.
Stuttgart, 1880.
SPALDING, THOMAS ALFRED. Elizabethan Demonology. Lond. 1880.
SPARKE, MICHAEL. Truth brought to Light and discouered by Time, or A
Discourse and Historicall Narration of the first xiiii Yeares of King
Iames Reigne. Lond. 1651. Repr. Somer's Tracts, vol. 2. 1809.
STEPHEN, SIR JAMES FITZJAMES. A History of Criminal Law of
England. Lond. 1883.
STOW, JOHN. The Survey of London. Written In 1598.
Enlarged by A. M. , H. D. and others. Lond. 1633.
-------- New ed. by W. J. Thoms. Lond. 1842.
STRUTT, JOSEPH. _Antiq. _ A compleat View of the Manners,
etc. . . . of the Inhabitants of England. 3 vols. Lond. 1775-76.
-------- The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England. Lond. 1801.
STUBBES, PHILIP. Anatomy of Abuses in England in Shakespeare's Youth,
A. D. 1583. Ed. F. J. Furnivall. Lond. 1877-82.
SWINBURNE, ALGERNON CHARLES. A Study of Ben Jonson. N. Y. 1889.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Works, comprised in the folio ed. of 1630.
Spenser Soc. Pub. Manchester, 1868-9.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Works not included in the fol. vol. of 1630.
Spencer Soc. Pub. 5 vols. Lond. 1870-8.
THOMS, WILLIAM J. Early English Prose Romances, with bibliographical
and historical introductions. 3 vols. 2d ed. Lond. 1858. [Vol. I
contains the legend of Friar Rush, repr. from the 1620 ed. ]
TRAILL, HENRY DUFF (ed. ). Social England. 6 vols. N. Y. and Lond. 1896.
UPTON, JOHN. Critical Observations on Shakespeare. 2d ed. Lond. 1748.
WARD, ADOLPHUS WILLIAM. A History of English Dramatic Literature to the
Death of Queen Anne. 3 vols. Lond. and N. Y. 1899.
WEBSTER, JOHN. Works. Ed. A. Dyce. 4 vols. Lond. 1830.
_Wh-C. _ WHEATLEY, HENRY B. , and CUNNINGHAM, PETER.
London Past and Present. Lond. and N. Y. 1891.
WHEATLEY, H. B. Edition of Every Man in his Humor. Lond. 1877.
WILKE, FRIEDRICH WILHELM. Metrische Untersuchungen zu Ben Jonson.
Halle, 1884.
WILSON, ARTHUR. The History of Great Britain, being the Life
and Reign of King Iames the First. Lond. 1653.
WILSON, JOHN. Dramatic Works. Lond. 1874.
WINTER, DE. Edition of The Staple of News. N. Y. 1905.
WOODBRIDGE, ELISABETH. Studies in Jonson's Comedy. Boston
and N. Y. 1898.
WRIGHT, THOMAS.
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English.
Lond. 1857.
-------- History of Caricature and Grotesque in Literature and Art.
Lond. 1864.
-------- Narrations of Sorcery and Magic. N. Y. 1852.
INDEX
Absorption of a syllable, 174, 208.
Academy, 174-5, 188.
Actors, Jonson's allusions to, 175.
Adders, 126.
Aesop, _Fables_ of, 185.
Africa, 149.
After-game, 201.
Agrippa, Cornelius, lxiv.
Allegorical treatment of drama, xx f.
Allot, Robert, 124.
Allum Scagliola, 192.
Almaine-leap, 137.
Almanac-men, 156-7.
Almoiavana, 196.
America, 149.
Apperil, 205.
Aqua-vitae, 158.
Aristophanes, xli, lxvi, lxxvi, lxxix;
_Clouds_, 202; _Plutus_, 211.
Art, man of, 149.
Arthur's show, 159.
Artillery-ground, 177.
Astrology, 199.
Bacon, lxiii.
Ballad literature, xxvii.
Banqueting-house, Lord Mayor's, 201.
Bare head of usher and coachman, 164, 196, 198.
Baudissin, Count von, _Ben Jonson und seine Schule_, xxii.
Bawdy, talk, 197.
Beare, the, 124.
Beaumont and Fletcher,
_Elder Brother_, lvi;
_King and No King_, lvii.
Bedfellow, 174.
_Belfagor_, Novella of, xxx ff.
Belphegor, xxxii.
Benefit, make, 163.
Benjamin, 192.
Benson, John, 124.
Bermudas, 161, 182.
Bethlehem Royal Hospital, 203.
Billiard ball, 173.
Billingsgate, 134.
Bilson, boy of, 205.
Blackfriars, painters at, 156; theatre, xvii, 150.
Blank, 181.
Bless us! 197.
Blown roses, 179.
Blue coats, 183.
Boccaccio, _Decameron_, xlv ff. , lxxv.
Bodin, lxiv.
Borachio, 159.
Braganza, 196.
Breasts exposed, 173.
Bretnor, 141.
Bristo-stone, 184.
Brokers, 140.
Brome,
_Antipodes_, lxii;
_Court Beggar_, lxi, lxxv.
Browne, Sir Thomas, lxiii.
Buckingham. See Villiers.
Buckram bag, 159.
Bullions, 185-6.
Burton, boy of, 203, 205.
Business (quarrel), 182.
Butler, Samuel, _Characters_, lxii.
By cause, 205.
Caract, 153.
Caroch, carroch, 155, 190.
Carranza, Jerome, _Filosofia de las Armas_, lv.
Cataputia, 193.
Cater, 146.
Cautelous, 154.
Centlivre, Mrs. , _Busie Body_, lxxv.
Chains, gold, 183.
Chamberfellow, 174.
Character-drama, xliv.
Cheapside, 178; Standard in, 131.
Cheaters, 207.
Cheat on, 207.
Cheats, 156.
Cheese-trenchers, 126.
Chopines, see Cioppinos.
Chrysippus, _de Divinitione_, 145.
Cioppinos, liii, 186-7, 194.
Circles, magic, 145.
Cloak, long, of fool, xxxix.
Cloven foot, 146-7.
Clown, xxiii, xxv f.
Coaches, 156.
Coachman, 190, 198.
Coke, Sir Edward, xviii, lxvi ff. , lxx ff.
Cokeley, 135.
Cokes, 164.
Commissioners, 190.
Compounds, Jonson's use of, 181.
Compters, 177.
Conduits, 201.
Confute, 206.
Conjurers, 145.
Constable, 209.
Contrasted characters, xliv.
Cord as charm, 128.
Corncutter, 199.
Cornhill, 178.
Cornish counterfeit, 184.
Coryat, _Crudities_, liii, 194, 204.
Cosmetics, 192.
Courts of Love, 153.
Covetuousness (in morality plays), 130.
Coxcomb and Coverlet, 209.
Cranes, Three, 135.
Crisped groves, 173.
Crowland, 164; monastery at, lx.
Crystals, 144.
Cuckold and devil, joke on, 208.
Cushman, Dr. L. W. , xxii, xxxiv, et passim.
Custard, 137.
Custom-house key, 134.
Cut-work, 140, 162.
Dagger, wooden, xxxix; ordinary, 134.
Darling, Thomas, 203.
Darrel, John, xxxii, xlix ff. , 203.
Date of play, xvii.
Decimo sexto, 193.
Defeat, do, 168.
Dekker, _If this be not a good Play_, xxix ff. , xxxi.
Demoniacal possession, xlix.
Dependencies, see Master of Dependencies.
Derbyshire Peak, 147.
Despenser, Hugh le, 165.
Devil, in pre-Shakespearian drama, xxii f. ;
Jonson's treatment of, xxiii f. ;
costume of, xxiv;
stupid, xxvii;
carried in a ring, 126;
leaves an evil odor, 211;
divers names of, 145;
ill omen to pronounce the name of, 197;
dines on sinners, 211;
speaks languages, 211;
takes tobacco, 209;
travels swiftly, 145.
Devil-plot, xx ff.
Devil's Cavern in Derbyshire, 147.
Devil's dam, 188.
Digby miracle-plays, xxiii.
Dining, hour of, 188.
Dinner, inviting poet to, 189.
Dotage, 211.
Dottrel, 163, 175, 200.
Double cloak, 189.
Doublet bombasted, 131.
Dueling, liv ff.
Dukes in England, 160.
Dutch in England, 133.
Dwindle, 193.
Eckhardt, Dr. E. , xxii, xxxiv, et passim.
Edition of 1631, xi ff. ;
1641, xiv;
1692, xiv;
1716, xv;
1729, xi;
1756, xv;
1811, xi;
1816, xvi f. ;
1838, xi;
1871, xi;
1875, xvii.
Eitherside identified as Coke, lxxi f.
E-la, 205.
Ellipsis before _that_, 174.
Engendering by the eyes, 163.
Equivokes, 184.
Escudero, 195.
Estifania, Lady, 193.
Ethical treatment of drama, xliv.
Exchange, Royal, 158.
Face-painting, 190-1.
Fair and foul, 163.
Favor, under, 146.
Fencing-schools, lv.
Fens of Lincolnshire, lix ff.
Fern ashes, 192.
Figgum, 210.
Finsbury, 178.
Fitzdottrel, xlii; identified as Coke, lxx f. ;
Mrs. , identified as Lady Hatton, lxvi ff.
Fleas, keep, within a circle, 202.
Fly-blown, 174.
Fool, union with Vice, xxxv, xxxviii;
domestic, xxxix;
tavern, xl;
city, xl;
in Jonson's other works, xl.
Ford, _Fancies Chaste and Noble_, lvi.
Forked top, 163.
Forks, liii, 204.
Forman, Simon, 141-3, 175.
Foul and fowl, 163.
Francklin, xviii, 142-3.
Fraud (character in morality-play), 130.
French hood, 138;
masks, 161;
time, 188;
walking-stick, 199.
