(For
bibliography
see
vol.
vol.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v05
1909.
[In this volume are included the following mystery plays,
none of which forms part of any of the four great cycles, but some of
which are held to have belonged to cycles of their own: the Officia
Pastorum, Resurrectionis and Peregrinorum (Shrewsbury Fragments);
the Creation of Eve and The Fall (Newcastle); Abraham's Sacrifice
(Dublin and Brome). ]
Sacrament, the Play of the. A Middle-English Drama, ed. from a MS in
-a
the Library of Trin. Coll. , Dublin, with Preface and Glossary, by Stokes,
Whitley. Philol. Soc. Trans. , 1860-1 (Appendix).
Yorkshire, South East, Plays. Van der Gaaf, W. Miracles and Mysteries of
South East Yorkshire. Engl. Stud. vol. xxvi, 1906.
Bale, Bishop. God's Promises. Written in 1538, ptd in 1577. See Reed's
Dodsley, vol. 1; Collier's Dodsley, vol. 1; Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. I,
and
Marriott, W. (sec. II B above).
John Baptyste. Written in 1538. Ptd in Harleian Miscellany, vol. 1,
1808.
The Temptacyon of our Lorde. Written in 1538. Ed. Grosart, A. B.
Miscellanies of the Fuller Worthies Library, vol. 1. 1870.
Three Laws of Nature. Written in 1538, ptd in 1562. Ed. Schröer, M.
Anglia, vol. v, 137-225, 1882.
[Kynge Johan is entered among the moralities in sec. III C, though the
moral element in it is already secondary to the historical. ]
Meriasek, St, Bishop and Confessor, the Life of. Ed. , with a Translation and
Notes, by Stokes, Whitley. 1872.
Norris, E. The Ancient Cornish Drama. 2 vols. Oxford, 1859.
Peter, T. C. The Old Cornish Drama. A Lecture. 1906.
Cf. Gayley, Sources of the Cycles, in Plays of our Forefathers, pp. 333 f.
a
III. MORALITIES.
A. General History and Criticism.
Cushman, L. D. The Devil and Vice in English Dramatio Literature before
Shakespeare. 1900.
Eckhardt, E. Die lustige Person im älteren englischen Drama. In Palaestra,
vol. XVII. Berlin, 1902.
Seifert, J. Die Wit-und-Science Moralitäten d. 16. Jahrhunderts. Karo-
linenthal, 1892.
B. Pre-Tudor Moralities.
Castell of Perseverance, The. (Macro' morality. ) Part ptd by Pollard,
A. W. English Miracle Plays. (See sec. I. )
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Ser. xci. 1904.
Mankind. (Macro' morality. ) Ptd in Brandl's Quellen; and part ptd in
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Wisdom, who is Christ. Ed. from the Digby MS for the New Shaksp. Soc.
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Smart, W. K. Some English and Latin Sources and Parallels for the
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The Nature of the Four Elements. Ptd in 1519 by John Rastell. Bptd in
vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley,
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of Germanic Philology, vol. II, p. 425, 1898.
The World and the Child. Ptd 1522. Rptd for Roxburghe Club, 1817; in
vol. xii of Collier's Dodsley; in vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; and in
Manly's Specimens, vol. 1.
Hycke-Scorner. Ptd probably c. 1525. Rptd in vol. 1 of Origin of E. D. ; in
vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; and in Manly's Specimens, vol. I.
Every-man. Ptd c. 1529. Four old edd. , two by Richard Pynson (1509-30);
one by John Skot (1521-37). Rptd by Greg, W. W. , from Skot's ed. in
Bang's Materialien, vol. iv, 1904; by Goedeke, K. , in Everyman, Homulus
und Hekastus, Hanover, 1865 (with a masterly introduction on the com-
parative history of the theme]; by Logeman, H. , under the title Everyman-
Elkerlijk, with the parallel Dutch text, Ghent, 1892; by de Raaf, K. H. ,
Groningen, 1897 (see Logeman's reply to de Raaf, Ghent, 1902); in vol. 1
of Origin of E. D. and in vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; by Sidgwick, F. ,
1902; by Pollard, A. W. , in Fifteenth Century Prose and Verse, 1903;
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Skelton, John. Magnyfycence. Ptd by John Rastell (1529-33). Rptd in
vol. 1 of A. Dyce's ed. of Skelton's Works. 1843. Ed. Ramsay, R. L. ,
E. E. T. S. Extra Ser. XCVIII. 1906 (issued 1908).
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Nature. Ptd probably in 1538 in London. Bound copy in British Museum
lettered Medwell Nature. Assigned by Collier to Henry Medwell, chap-
lain to cardinal Morton. Rptd by Fischer, T. , with Introduction, in
Marburger Studien, vol. v, 1903, and in Brandl's Quellen.
Redford, John. Wyt and Science. [Written in reign of Henry VIII,
probably the later part of it. ] Old impression s. a. or title-page. Ed.
Halliwell[-Phillipps), J. O. , for Shakesp. Soc. 1848.
Bale, Bishop. Kynge Johan. c. 1548. Ed. Collier, J. P. , for Camden Soc. 1838.
[This work, though suggested, perhaps, by Lyndsay's Ane Satyre of
the thrie Estaitis, owes still more to T. Kirchmayer's Pammachius,
translated in 1538 by Bale. The influence of Pammachius shews itself
already in Bale's Three Lawes of Nature. ]
Wever, R. Lusty Juventus. Written under Edward VI; ptd c. 1550. Rptd
in vol. 1 of Origin of E. D. and in vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley.
Respublica. A merye enterlude entitled Respublica, made in the yeare of
our Lorde, 1553, and the first yeare of the moost prosperous Reigne of
our moste gracious soveraigne Quene Marye the first. Ptd in Brandl's
Quellen; also by Magnus, L. A. , in E. E. T. S. Extra Ser. xciv, 1905.
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Interlude of Youth. Written in Queen Mary's reign. Ptd by Waley, J.
(c. 1557); by Copland, W. (c. 1562); and earlier (see fragment in Lambeth
Palace library). Rptd in vol. 11 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; and, with Frag-
ments of the Play of Lucre and of Nature by Bang, W. and MoKerrow,
R. B. , in Bang's Materialien, voL xii, 1905.
D. Elizabethan Moralities.
[In chronological order. ]
Wealth and Health. Entered in Stationers' register, 1557. Edd. Greg, W. W.
and Simpson, P. Malone Soc. Reprints. 1907. Ed. Holthausen, F. Kiel,
1908.
The Nice Wanton. Entered in Stationers' register, 1560. Ptd in Hazlitt's
Dodsley, vol. 11.
Impatient Poverty. "Newlye imprinted,' 1560. (To be rptd in Bang's Mate-
rialien. )
A new Enterlude of Godly Queene Hester. Ed. from the quarto of 1562 by
Greg, W. W. , in Bang's Materialien, vol. v (1904).
King Darius. Ptd 1565. Rptd privately by Halliwell-Phillipps, J. 0. , in
1860; and in Brandl's Quellen.
Albyon Knight. Entered in Stationers' register, 1565-6. Ptd by Collier in
vol. 1 of Shakespeare Society's Papers in Shakesp. Soc. Publ. , 1844.
Wager, L. The Life and Repentaunce of Marie Magdalene. A morality play
rptd from the original ed. of 1566, ed. by Carpenter, F. J. New ed.
Chicago, 1904.
The Triall of Treasure. Ptd by Thomas Parfoote, 1567. Ed. for Percy Soc.
Publ. , vol. XXVIII, by Halliwell[-Phillipps), J. 0. , 1850, and rptd in
Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. III.
Fulwel, U. Like wil to Like quod the Devel to the Colier. Ptd by John
Allde in 1568 and by Edward Allde in 1587. Rptd in Hazlitt's Dodsley,
9
vol. III.
The Marriage of Witte and Science. Licensed 1569-70. Ptd by Thomas
Marshe. 8. a. Rptd in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. II.
The Marriage of Wit and Wisdom, Ed. Halliwell[-Phillipps), J. O. , Shakesp.
Soc. Publ. 1846.
Wager, William. The longer thou livest, the more Fool thou art. Ptd by
William How. s. a. Rptd by Brandl, A. , in Shakesp. Jahrbuch, vol.
XXXVI, 1900.
New Custome. Ptd 1573. Rptd in Reed's Dodsley, vol. 1; in Collier's
Dodsley, vol. 1, and in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. II.
Wapul, George. The Tide tarrieth no man. Ptd by Hugh Jackson in 1576.
Rptd by Bühl, E. , in Shakesp. Jahrbuch, vol. XLIII, 1907.
Lupton, Thomas. All for Money. Ptd 1578. Rptd in Halliwell-Phillipps,
J. O. , Literature of the 16th and 17th Centuries illustrated, 1851; and,
with an Introduction by Vogel, E. , in Shakesp. Jahrbuch, vol. xl, 1904.
Woodes, Nathaniel. The Conflict of Conscience. Ptd in 1581. Rptd from
the ed. published for the Roxburghe Club by Collier, J. P. , in 1851, in
Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. II, with Collier's Introduction.
(Wilson, Robert, the actor? ) The Three Ladies of London. Ptd 1584, as
acted. Bptd in Five Old Plays, and in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. VI.
The Three Lords and the Three Ladies of London. Ptd 1590. Rptd in
Five Old Plays, and in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. vi.
Fernow, H. The Three Lords and Three Ladies of London. By
Robert) Wilson). London, 1590. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte
des Englischen Dramas. Hamburg, 1885.
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none of which forms part of any of the four great cycles, but some of
which are held to have belonged to cycles of their own: the Officia
Pastorum, Resurrectionis and Peregrinorum (Shrewsbury Fragments);
the Creation of Eve and The Fall (Newcastle); Abraham's Sacrifice
(Dublin and Brome). ]
Sacrament, the Play of the. A Middle-English Drama, ed. from a MS in
-a
the Library of Trin. Coll. , Dublin, with Preface and Glossary, by Stokes,
Whitley. Philol. Soc. Trans. , 1860-1 (Appendix).
Yorkshire, South East, Plays. Van der Gaaf, W. Miracles and Mysteries of
South East Yorkshire. Engl. Stud. vol. xxvi, 1906.
Bale, Bishop. God's Promises. Written in 1538, ptd in 1577. See Reed's
Dodsley, vol. 1; Collier's Dodsley, vol. 1; Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. I,
and
Marriott, W. (sec. II B above).
John Baptyste. Written in 1538. Ptd in Harleian Miscellany, vol. 1,
1808.
The Temptacyon of our Lorde. Written in 1538. Ed. Grosart, A. B.
Miscellanies of the Fuller Worthies Library, vol. 1. 1870.
Three Laws of Nature. Written in 1538, ptd in 1562. Ed. Schröer, M.
Anglia, vol. v, 137-225, 1882.
[Kynge Johan is entered among the moralities in sec. III C, though the
moral element in it is already secondary to the historical. ]
Meriasek, St, Bishop and Confessor, the Life of. Ed. , with a Translation and
Notes, by Stokes, Whitley. 1872.
Norris, E. The Ancient Cornish Drama. 2 vols. Oxford, 1859.
Peter, T. C. The Old Cornish Drama. A Lecture. 1906.
Cf. Gayley, Sources of the Cycles, in Plays of our Forefathers, pp. 333 f.
a
III. MORALITIES.
A. General History and Criticism.
Cushman, L. D. The Devil and Vice in English Dramatio Literature before
Shakespeare. 1900.
Eckhardt, E. Die lustige Person im älteren englischen Drama. In Palaestra,
vol. XVII. Berlin, 1902.
Seifert, J. Die Wit-und-Science Moralitäten d. 16. Jahrhunderts. Karo-
linenthal, 1892.
B. Pre-Tudor Moralities.
Castell of Perseverance, The. (Macro' morality. ) Part ptd by Pollard,
A. W. English Miracle Plays. (See sec. I. )
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Ser. xci. 1904.
Mankind. (Macro' morality. ) Ptd in Brandl's Quellen; and part ptd in
Pollard, A. W.
Pride of Life, the. (Fragment. ) Ed. Mills, T. , in Proceedings of R. Soc. of
Antiquaries of Ireland. Dablin, 1891. Ptd in Brandl's Quellen.
Wisdom, who is Christ. Ed. from the Digby MS for the New Shaksp. Soc.
by Furnivall, F. J. 1882. [Ptd under the title Mind, Will and Under-
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Smart, W. K. Some English and Latin Sources and Parallels for the
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[In chronological order. ]
The Nature of the Four Elements. Ptd in 1519 by John Rastell. Bptd in
vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley,
As to Rastell's authorship of this morality see Manly, T. , in Journal
of Germanic Philology, vol. II, p. 425, 1898.
The World and the Child. Ptd 1522. Rptd for Roxburghe Club, 1817; in
vol. xii of Collier's Dodsley; in vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; and in
Manly's Specimens, vol. 1.
Hycke-Scorner. Ptd probably c. 1525. Rptd in vol. 1 of Origin of E. D. ; in
vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; and in Manly's Specimens, vol. I.
Every-man. Ptd c. 1529. Four old edd. , two by Richard Pynson (1509-30);
one by John Skot (1521-37). Rptd by Greg, W. W. , from Skot's ed. in
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Groningen, 1897 (see Logeman's reply to de Raaf, Ghent, 1902); in vol. 1
of Origin of E. D. and in vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; by Sidgwick, F. ,
1902; by Pollard, A. W. , in Fifteenth Century Prose and Verse, 1903;
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E. E. T. S. Extra Ser. XCVIII. 1906 (issued 1908).
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Nature. Ptd probably in 1538 in London. Bound copy in British Museum
lettered Medwell Nature. Assigned by Collier to Henry Medwell, chap-
lain to cardinal Morton. Rptd by Fischer, T. , with Introduction, in
Marburger Studien, vol. v, 1903, and in Brandl's Quellen.
Redford, John. Wyt and Science. [Written in reign of Henry VIII,
probably the later part of it. ] Old impression s. a. or title-page. Ed.
Halliwell[-Phillipps), J. O. , for Shakesp. Soc. 1848.
Bale, Bishop. Kynge Johan. c. 1548. Ed. Collier, J. P. , for Camden Soc. 1838.
[This work, though suggested, perhaps, by Lyndsay's Ane Satyre of
the thrie Estaitis, owes still more to T. Kirchmayer's Pammachius,
translated in 1538 by Bale. The influence of Pammachius shews itself
already in Bale's Three Lawes of Nature. ]
Wever, R. Lusty Juventus. Written under Edward VI; ptd c. 1550. Rptd
in vol. 1 of Origin of E. D. and in vol. 1 of Hazlitt's Dodsley.
Respublica. A merye enterlude entitled Respublica, made in the yeare of
our Lorde, 1553, and the first yeare of the moost prosperous Reigne of
our moste gracious soveraigne Quene Marye the first. Ptd in Brandl's
Quellen; also by Magnus, L. A. , in E. E. T. S. Extra Ser. xciv, 1905.
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393
Interlude of Youth. Written in Queen Mary's reign. Ptd by Waley, J.
(c. 1557); by Copland, W. (c. 1562); and earlier (see fragment in Lambeth
Palace library). Rptd in vol. 11 of Hazlitt's Dodsley; and, with Frag-
ments of the Play of Lucre and of Nature by Bang, W. and MoKerrow,
R. B. , in Bang's Materialien, voL xii, 1905.
D. Elizabethan Moralities.
[In chronological order. ]
Wealth and Health. Entered in Stationers' register, 1557. Edd. Greg, W. W.
and Simpson, P. Malone Soc. Reprints. 1907. Ed. Holthausen, F. Kiel,
1908.
The Nice Wanton. Entered in Stationers' register, 1560. Ptd in Hazlitt's
Dodsley, vol. 11.
Impatient Poverty. "Newlye imprinted,' 1560. (To be rptd in Bang's Mate-
rialien. )
A new Enterlude of Godly Queene Hester. Ed. from the quarto of 1562 by
Greg, W. W. , in Bang's Materialien, vol. v (1904).
King Darius. Ptd 1565. Rptd privately by Halliwell-Phillipps, J. 0. , in
1860; and in Brandl's Quellen.
Albyon Knight. Entered in Stationers' register, 1565-6. Ptd by Collier in
vol. 1 of Shakespeare Society's Papers in Shakesp. Soc. Publ. , 1844.
Wager, L. The Life and Repentaunce of Marie Magdalene. A morality play
rptd from the original ed. of 1566, ed. by Carpenter, F. J. New ed.
Chicago, 1904.
The Triall of Treasure. Ptd by Thomas Parfoote, 1567. Ed. for Percy Soc.
Publ. , vol. XXVIII, by Halliwell[-Phillipps), J. 0. , 1850, and rptd in
Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. III.
Fulwel, U. Like wil to Like quod the Devel to the Colier. Ptd by John
Allde in 1568 and by Edward Allde in 1587. Rptd in Hazlitt's Dodsley,
9
vol. III.
The Marriage of Witte and Science. Licensed 1569-70. Ptd by Thomas
Marshe. 8. a. Rptd in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. II.
The Marriage of Wit and Wisdom, Ed. Halliwell[-Phillipps), J. O. , Shakesp.
Soc. Publ. 1846.
Wager, William. The longer thou livest, the more Fool thou art. Ptd by
William How. s. a. Rptd by Brandl, A. , in Shakesp. Jahrbuch, vol.
XXXVI, 1900.
New Custome. Ptd 1573. Rptd in Reed's Dodsley, vol. 1; in Collier's
Dodsley, vol. 1, and in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. II.
Wapul, George. The Tide tarrieth no man. Ptd by Hugh Jackson in 1576.
Rptd by Bühl, E. , in Shakesp. Jahrbuch, vol. XLIII, 1907.
Lupton, Thomas. All for Money. Ptd 1578. Rptd in Halliwell-Phillipps,
J. O. , Literature of the 16th and 17th Centuries illustrated, 1851; and,
with an Introduction by Vogel, E. , in Shakesp. Jahrbuch, vol. xl, 1904.
Woodes, Nathaniel. The Conflict of Conscience. Ptd in 1581. Rptd from
the ed. published for the Roxburghe Club by Collier, J. P. , in 1851, in
Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. II, with Collier's Introduction.
(Wilson, Robert, the actor? ) The Three Ladies of London. Ptd 1584, as
acted. Bptd in Five Old Plays, and in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. VI.
The Three Lords and the Three Ladies of London. Ptd 1590. Rptd in
Five Old Plays, and in Hazlitt's Dodsley, vol. vi.
Fernow, H. The Three Lords and Three Ladies of London. By
Robert) Wilson). London, 1590. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte
des Englischen Dramas. Hamburg, 1885.
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