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i. 242

Campion, Tho. "Obs, in the Art of English Poesy" cited i. 118
Castilio's Courtier, translated by Sir T. Hobby.......
Chalmers, Mr. G. Life of Thomas Churchyard, and
⚫mission in it

his mistake regarding Sunday plays
point in his Supplemental Apology corrected..
Chamberlain, Robert, Epitaph on C. Fitzgeffrey from
his Nocturnal Lucubrations," 1638......
Chapman, George, his attack in his Exavulos upon
hypercritical readers.....

his dislike of commendatory verses

his" Epicede on the Death of Prince Henry,"
1612, observed upon

his praise of the long verse, monosyllables and
English, in the address before his translation of
Homer

ii. 73

ii. 244
ii. 312

i. 72

i.

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8

i. 24

i. 35

his inconsistency; his "Seven Books of Ho-

mer," 1598, and in his "Achilles Shield"...
his success in compound epithets

i. 38

i. 39

supposed envy of his contemporaries

i. ib.

"Hymn to Hymen," 1613, quoted

i. 135

on the word" swagger"

his "Justification of Nero," and translation.

: France," &c. 1579

— quotations from it

Chaucer, Geoffry, his "Man of Law's Tale" quoted

Chinese, plays of the, from Parke's History of China,

the argument of one

Chrestoleros, by T. Bastard, quoted i. 199, ii, 108, 120, 254, 255

........

Christ's Tears over Jerusalem, by Tho. Nash
Church of evil Men, &c. 1509, printed by Pynson
Churchill, Charles, his "Rosciad" quoted

...

ii. 269

ii. 207

....

ii. 32

i. 37
ii. 73

ii. 74

ii. 76, 78

Churchyard, Thomas, his praise of the English tongue..
account of him by G. Chalmers ....

his" Misery of Flanders, Calamity of

...

i. 297

i. ib.

ii. 202

ii. 203

quoted regarding the death of Sir P. Sidney ii. 142

recognition of Spenser's allusion..

his praise of poetry, 1596

City Madam, by Massinger, referred to

Commendatory poems censured by G. Chapman
Compound epithets of Fitzgeffrey, on the

of Chapman

the Post," 1606 .

Courtship, the art of, from N. Breton's "Mad World
my. Masters"

i. 333

Constable, Henry, his four Sonnets to the Soul of Sir P.
Sidney before" the Apology of Poetry," 1595
Cookery Book, old, called “ Epulario"

...

Cornu-copiæ, Pasquil's night-cap, assigned to N. Breton
Country-life praised in "The Return of the Knight of

Cowley, Abr. his Naufragium Joculare, perhaps founded
on a passage in R. Junius's "Drunkard's Cha-
racter"

his "Guardian," afterwards called "Cutter of
Colman-street," referred to

Curan and Argentile, 1617, by William Webster

Daniel, Sam. applauded by Fitzgeffrey in his "Drake"
Drayton, Jonson, Chapman, Sylvester, &c. .

Dante, on the word Tragedy

......

i. 20

ii. 257

Decker and Middleton's "Roaring Girl" quoted
Deer stealing a crime committed by players, &c.
Dibdin, the Rev. T. F. his edition of Ames, mistake in it ii. 85
66
his account of Walter's Titus

and Gisippus"

ii. 80
16

Dolarney's Primrose, 1606, plagiarism from Hamlet in. ii.

- quotation from it.

Donne, Dr. the oldest English poetical Satirist

Proof that his three. first satires were written..
before 1593......

ii. 17

i. 153

i. 155

Donne, Dr. Doubts as to the printing of his poems ....
Variations between the MS. and printed copy of

his satires, 1633 ....

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i 156

i. 159

i. ib.

Allusions in the satires to temporary matters
his "Progress of the Soul" quoted on Fishing.. ii. 108
Dorastus and Fawnia, by R. Greene, compared with
Shakespeare's Winter's Tale

quoted

ii. 177
ii. 181, 186, 188, 189
Douce's Illustrations of Shakespeare, note in, on Usury ii. 270
Douland, John, quotation from his " Musical Banquet,'

specimen of verse from his "Introduction
containing the Art of Singing," 1609 .....
Drake, Sir Francis, Fitzgeffrey's poem on the death of
Drake, Dr. his "Shakespeare and his Times" mentioned

referred to

Drant, Tho. his "Medicinable Moral," 1556...
Drayton, Mich. applause of, by Fitzgeffrey in his
"Drake"

epistle to, by Tho. Lodge

a poem called "The Metamorphosis of To-
bacco," 1602, dedicated to
Drinking excused, by R. Brathwayte, in his Health
from Helicon

i. 188

.....

ii. 58

Drunkard's Character, by R. Junius, plagiarism in,

from Feltham's "Resolves"

i. 25

Earthquake of 6th April, 1580, list of writers upon the

i. 117

Fleming's tract upon the

...

Eeds, Dr. R. Dean of Worcester, an epigrammatist
Elegiac Poems on the great, why freqently inflated
Eliosto Libidinoso, 1606, by John Hind, account of
Elizabetha Triumphans, by J. Aske, quotation from
Elizabeth, Queen, her " Entertainment by the Earl of
Hertford," in 1591, blank verse in

a writer of blank verse

..........

.....

...

Elliot, Sir T. quotation from his " Governor" relating

to Titus and Gisippus

Emperor of the East, Massinger's, quoted

ii. 5

i. 126

i. 133, 134

England's Parnassus; by whom compiled.
lines in, by Sir J. Harington, attributed to J.

Weever

Fitzgeffrey's "Drake" often quoted in
long quotation in, from Lodge's tale of For-

bonius and Prisceria

.....

ii. 282

English language, Chapman's praise of the

i. 35

Churchyard's praise of the

i. 37

English Mirror, 1586, by G. Whetstone, quoted

ii. 32

Envy, character of

ii. 32

Ephemerides of Phialo, by Stephen Gosson

ii. 219

Epulario, or the Italian Banquet, quoted

ii. 71

Essays and Characters, 1615, by John Stephens

ii. 308

Essex, Lord, specimen of a song by, in Douland's

"Musical Banquet," 1610

i. 161

Euphues, the Anatomy of Wit, by J. Lilly

Fairy Queen, speech of, to Queen Elizabeth, in blank

Fardle of Fashions, 1555, by W. Watreman

on the plays of the Bramins and interludes
Farewell to Sir J. Norris and Sir F. Drake, by G.

Peele

i. 54, 56, 58

....

ii. 134

ii. 136

Farewell to Military Profession, by B. Rich, 1606
first printed between 1578 and 1581
quotations from it ii. 138, 146, 151, 152, 153, 156,

.....

omitted in all lists of Rich's productions

Feltham, Owen, plagiarism, by R. Junius, from his

Fenner, Dudley, his "Song of Songs," 1587

accident at Paris Garden, in 1583

....

Field, John, his “Godly Exhortation" regarding the

on the abolition of plays on Sunday

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Fig for Momus, by Tho. Lodge, examined
Fisherman's Tale, the, &c. by F. Sabie

i. 17t

i. 136

Fitzgeffrey, Charles, his poem on the death of Sir
Francis Drake, 1596

i. 6

i. 21

prefatory Sonnet to it quoted

his youth and boldness in the undertaking.. i. 21

specimens from his "Drake"

his address to English Navigators

i. 23, 30, 31

his applause of Spenser, Daniel, and Drayton i. 32

Fleming, Abr. a writer of blank verse in his Bucolics and

Wonder, &c. in the parish church of Bongay," &c.
1577, with extracts

A strange and terrible

i. 114

his "Bright burning Beacon" on the earth-
quake of 1580, and poetical specimen

i. 116

...

mention in it of 8 other writers on the same

subject

i. 117

A

his work" of English Dogs," 1576, with a
Prosopopoical speech of the Book"

Foote, Samuel, the player, anecdote of

ii. 311

Fortescue, Tho. his "Forest, or Collection of Histories,"

1571, quoted

i. 171

incident similar to one in "All's well that

ends well...

ii. 195