on "The Honest Whore," 55.
on satire, 55.

On "

Satiro-Mastix," 59, 464.

on "Antonio and Mellida," 62.
on "Antonio's Revenge," 62.
on costume in old England, 71.
on George Chapman, 83, 609.
on Homer in translation, 83, 606.
on great genius, 84.

on Heywood, 95, 100, 419, 428,
429, 436.

on Shakespeare, 95. See also
under Shakespeare.

on the hypocrisy of audiences, 114.
on "A Fair Quarrel," 114.

on frankness in the old playwrights,
126.

on Guzman de Alfarache, 126, 245.
on "Women Beware Women,"
129.

on Chaucer, 129.

on the witches of Middleton and
Shakespeare, 144, 607.

on "The Witch of Edmonton,"
148.

on parenthetical description, 150.
on Sidney, 53, 150, 285.

on Gondibert, 152.

on "The Revenger's Tragedy," 160.
on Webster, 179, 499.

on "The Duchess of Malfy," 179.
on the terrible in art, 179.

on Webster's dedication to "The
White Devil," 181, 190.

on "The Lover's Melancholy,"
195.

on Sir Thomas Browne, 207.

on Ford's" Broken Heart," 218.
on Lord Brooke's tragedies, 242.
on avarice, 245.

on " The Poetaster," 253.
on Ben Jonson, 253, 265, 271, 619.
on "The Alchemist," 271.
on the grace of the old poets, 285.
on "The Maid's Tragedy," 285.

on "The Faithful Shepherdess,"

312.

on "Love's Pilgrimage," 319.
on "Thierry and Theodoret," 328.
on Fletcher and Shakespeare, 329,

332, 341.

on "The Two Noble Kinsmen,"
341.

on Massinger, 345, 350, 358.
on "The City Madam," 345.
"The Picture," 350.

on

on "The Virgin Martyr," 358.
"The Old Law," 368.

on

on Shirley, 373.

on "The Lady of Pleasure," 393.
letter to Hone, 397.

on serious puns, 398.

on "King John and Matilda," 400,
616.

on "The Parliament of Bees,"
401, 403.
on Cowper, 404.

on "Tancred and Gismond," 423.
on "Two Angry Women of Ab-
ingdon," 426.

on the less-known old plays, 426.
on "Fair Maid of the Exchange,"
428.

on "Hierarchie of Blessed Angels,"
428.

on Cowley's "Guardian,” 432.
on "The Brazen Age," 436.
on "The Battle of Alcazar," 437.
on "Two Tragedies in One," 439.
on "The Arraignment of Paris,"

on Shakespeare's tragedies, 607.
on reviewers, 600.

on the Garrick Plays, 614.

on Maid Marian, 616.
on Richard Brome, 619.

on Ben Jonson, 619.

on "Edward III.," 620.
on "A Woman's a Weather-Cock,"
620.
Mary, 603, 607.

"Lancashire Witches, The Late," by
Heywood and Brome, 101,
408.
Lamb's note on, 103.

minion."

"Lear," altered by Tate, 581.
'Lingua," by John Tomkins, 41.

"

buted to, 504, 583.

66

Lamb's note-books, 598, 615.
'Locrine, Tragedy of," by Tilney, 603.

Lamb's comment on, 10.

Lodge, Thomas, "The Wounds of Civil
War,' 569; mentioned, 630.
and Greene, "A Looking-Glass for
England and London," 456.
"London Chanticleers, The," 415.

Second," 17.

"Edward the

"The Rich Jew of Malta," 24.
Tragical History of the Life and
Death of Doctor Faustus," 27.
"Tamburlaine," 13.

play supposed by, 13.

Lamb's notes on, 14, 426, 437, 530.
Swinburne's sonnet on, 623.

don, A," by Lodge and Greene, 456.
"Love and Revenge," by Settle, 573.

66

111

111

66

161

in the Dark," by Fane, 565, 574, 583.
in Infancy," notes on, 612.
Sick King," by Brewer, 587.
Tricks," by Shirley, 505.

"Love's Dominion; a Dramatic Pas-
toral," by Flecknoe, 526, 620.
Metamorphosis," by Lyly, 514.
Pilgrimage," by Fletcher, 316.
Lamb's comment on, 319.
Sacrifice," by Ford, 196, 574.
Victory," by Chamberlayne, 567.
"Lover's Melancholy, The," by John
Ford, 194.

111

111

Lowell, James Russell, on Lamb, 601,
611.

"Loyal Subject, The Royal King and
the," by Heywood, 88, 529, 573.
"Lust's Dominion, or The Lascivious
Queen," 13.

Lyly, John, "Love's Metamorphosis,"

514.

"Sapho and Phao," 514, 594.

M

M. W., "The Huntingdon Divertise-
ment," 541.

Mabbe, James, 607.

Machiavel, mentioned by Lamb, 242.
"Magnificent Entertainment, The," by
Decker, 595.

Maid Marian, 616, 630.

"— Tragedy, The," by Beaumont and
Fletcher, 282.

Lamb's note on, 285.

"Malcontent, The," by Marston, 66.

Lamb's note on, 67.

"Malta, The Rich Jew of." See "Jew of
Malta."

"Mamamouchi," by Ravenscroft, 512.
Manning, Thomas, Lamb's letter to, 600.

-

Middleton, Thomas, “Blurt, Master Con-
stable," 557.

"A Chaste Maid in Cheapside,"

413.

"The Game at Chess," 420.

"The Mayor of Queenborough,"
565, 567, 568.

"More Dissemblers Beside
Women," 131.

Lamb's note on, 160, 608.

"Rewards of Virtue, The," by John
Fountain, 403, 591, 617.

Reynolds, John, God's Revenge against
Murder, 71, 606, 618.

Richardson, Samuel, mentioned by Lamb,
34.

Rider, W., "The Twins," 519.

Rivers, a Jesuit, play supposed to have
been written by, 540.

"Robin Hood, A Tale of." See "Sad
Shepherd."

Rochester, Earl of. See Wilmot, John.
"Rollo." See "Bloody Brother."
Rowe, Nicholas, mentioned by Lamb,
426, 436.

Rowfant, Lamb's MSS. at, 598, 615.
Rowley, William, "All's Lost by Lust,"
115.

"Birth of Merlin," 570.

"A New Wonder: A Woman
never Vext," 119.

Lamb's comments on, 115, 368.
mentioned by Swinburne, 631.
Decker, Ford, etc., "The Witch of
Edmonton," 145.

and Heywood, "Fortune by Land
and Sea," 416.

Massinger and Middleton, “The Old
Law," 362.

and Middleton, "A Fair Quarrel,"
104, 573, 588.

"Royal King and Loyal Subject, The,"

88, 529, 573-

Rutter, J., his "Thyrsis," 592.

S

Sackville, Thomas, Lord Buckhurst, and

Earl of Dorset, I.

Lamb's note on, 5.

"Sad Shepherd, The; or A Tale of Robin
Hood," by Jonson, 254.
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"Hamlet," 59, 160, 545, 608, 609,

"Tempest," 192, 358, 610.

"Timon of Athens," 67.

"Twelfth Night," 604.

"Winter's Tale," 384, 612.

compared or criticised, 45, 53, 83, 95,
148, 242, 329, 332, 419.
mentioned, 10, 42, 150, 530.

sonnet quoted by Lamb, 190, 610.
supposed author of "Two Noble
Kinsmen," 341.

Swinburne's sonnet on, 623.

Shakespeare's Improvers," 615.
Sharpham, Edward, 631.

"Shepherd's Holiday," by Rutter, 592.
Sherburne, Sir Edward," Phyllis of
Scyros," 481.

Changes, or Love in a
Maze," 431.

"The Example," 524.

"The Lady of Pleasure," 391.
"The Maid's Revenge," 373.
"The Politician," 382.
"The Traitor," 540.

610.

-

Sidney, Sir Philip, praises “Gorboduc," 5.
mentioned by Lamb, 53, 150.
Arcadia, 150, 285, 312, 612.
"Silver Age, The," by Heywood, 458.
Lamb's note to, 460.
Simson, S., "The Honest Lawyer," 569,
572.

-

"Sir Hercules Buffoon," by Lacy, 564.
Skipwith, Sir William, Dedication to, 543.
Sophocles, mentioned by Lamb, 242.
Sophonisba, Tragedy of." See "Won-
der of Women."

Southey, Robert, 598, 599, 610.

'Spanish Tragedy, The," by Kyd, 5.

Lamb's note on, 10, 603.

'Sparagus Garden, The,” by Brome, 468.
Spectator, 608.

Spenser, Edmund, cited by Lamb, 245.
mentioned, 429, 612.

Steevens, George, 613.

Sterne, Lawrence, quoted by Lamb, 389,
613.

Sternhold, William, Psalm tunes by, 5.
Stoddart, Sir John, 603.

Strada, Prolusiones Academicæ, 610.
Strode, William, "The Floating Island,"
537, 565.

"Stukely, Famous History of," 586.
Swift, Jonathan, Battle of the Books, 613.
Swinburne, A. C., on Lamb, 601, 605,
608, 609, 611, 613.

on Coleridge, 602.

on Tourneur, 60g.
on Ford, 611.

sonnets on Day, 616, 628.

sonnet sequence on English Dra-
matists, 623.

Lamb's notes to, 547, 551, 552.
“Thyrsis," by J. Rutter, 592.
Tibullus, mentioned by Lamb, 258.
Tieck, Ludwig, on the Specimens, 603.
Tilney, Charles, 603.

"'Tis Pity She's a Whore," by Ford,
202, 207.

"Titus Andronicus," mentioned by Lamb,
13.

Tomkins, John, “Lingua," 41.
"Tottenham Court," by Nabbs, 448.
Tourneur, Cyril, "Atheist's Tragedy,"

66

148.

Revenger's Tragedy," 148.
Lamb's comment on, 350.
Townesend, Sir Robert, Dedication to,
543.

“Tragical History of the Life and Death
of Doctor Faustus," by Marlowe.
See Faustus.

Traitor, The," by Shirley, 540.
Lamb's note to, 540.

"Treacherous Brothers, The," by Powell,
582.
Triumph of Love," by Beaumont, 279.
Triumphant Widow, The," by Duke
of Newcastle, 510, 562.

66

Lamb's note to, 510.

True Trojans; or Fuimus Troes," by
Jasper Fisher, 517.

"Twins, The," by W. Rider, 519.
"Two Angry Women of Abingdon," by
Henry Porter, 423.
Lamb's note on, 426, 618.
"Two Noble Kinsmen, The," by Fletcher,
332, 597, 598.

"Two

Lamb's comments on, 341, 613.
Tragedies in One," by Robert
Yarrington, 439.

Lamb's note on, 439, 618.

U

“Unnatural Combat, The," by Massinger,
355.