[147] _La Ciguë_; _L'Aventurière_; _Gabrielle_; _Le Fils de Giboyer_, &c. [148] _Valérie_; _Bertrand et Raton_; _Le Verre d'eau_, &c. [149] _Louis XI._ [150] _Adrienne Lecouvreur_. [151] _La Dame aux camélias_; _Le Demi-monde_; _Le Supplice d'une femme_; _Les Idées de Mme Aubray_; _L'Étrangère_; _Francillon_. [152] _Les Pattes de mouche_; _Nos bons villageois_; _Patrie_. [153] _Le Monde où l'on s'ennuie_. [154] _Frou-frou_. [155] As has been already seen, Sir David Lyndsay's celebrated _Satyre of the Three Estaits_, a dramatic manifesto in favour of the Reformation, is in form a morality pure and simple. [156] _Tom Tiler and his Wife_ (1578); _A Knack to know a Knave_ (c. 1594); _Sir Clyomon and Sir Clamydes_ (misattributed to G. Peele), (printed 1599). [157] An earlier drama by him, _Christus redivivus_, is said to have been printed at Cologne. [158] _Oedipus_; _Dido_; _Ulysses redux_. [159] By A. Guarna. [160] _Pax_; _Troas_; _Menaechmi_; _Oedipus_; _Mostellaria_; _Hecuba_; _Amphytruo_; _Medea_. These fall between 1546 and 1560. The date and place of the production of William Goldingham of Trinity Hall's _Herodes_, some time after 1567, are unknown. [161] The date and place of performance of the Latin _Fatum Vortigerni_ are unknown; but it was not improbably produced at a later time than Shakespeare's _Richard II._, which it seems in certain points to resemble. [162] Latin "academical" plays directly imitated from Seneca, but of unknown date, are _Solymannidae_ (or the story of Solyman II. and his son Mustapha), and _Tomumbeius_ (Tuman Bey, sultan of Egypt, 1516); yet others exhibit his influence. [163] _"Supposes" and "Jocasta,"_ ed. J. W. Cunliffe. [164] His _Palamon and Arcyte_ (produced in Christ Church hall, Oxford, in 1566) is not preserved; or we should be able to compare with _The Two Noble Kinsmen_ this early dramatic treatment of a singularly fine theme. [165] _The History of the Collier._ [166] _A Historie of Error_ (1577), one of the many imitations of the _Menaechmi_, may have been the foundation of the _Comedy of Errors_. In the previous year was printed the old _Taming of a Shrew_, founded on a novel of G. F. Straparola. Part of the plot of Shakespeare's _Taming of the Shrew_ may have been suggested by _The Supposes_. [167] _Treatise wherein Dicing, Dauncing, Vaine Playes or Enterluds ... are reproved_, &c. (1577). [168] _The School of Abuse._ [169] _The Anatomy of Abuses._ [170] H. Denham, G. Whetstone (the author of _Promos and Cassandra_), W. Rankine.