Momus Triumphans: or, the Plagiaries of the English Stage (1688[1687])Langbaine, Gerard
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Momus Triumphans: or, the Plagiaries of the English Stage (1688[1687])
Langbaine, Gerard
English drama -- Bibliography
[71] These five of =Brome=, are Printed in another Volume in =Octavo=,
=London=, 1659.
[72] Reprinted, =Lond. 1686=.
[73] Lately Reprinted.
[74] These two of the Lord =Brook='s are Printed with his Poetical
Works in =Folio=. =London=, 1633.
[75] Plot from the =Turkish= Chronicle.
[76] This is a play of =Christopher Marlo='s, call'd =Lusts Dominion=,
Printed in =Octavo=, =London=, 1661.
[77] Part of the =City Heiress=, from a Play of =Middleton='s,
call'd, =A Mad World my Masters=, Quarto; and part from another of
=Massenger='s, called, =The Guardian=, Octavo.
[78] Plot from =Don Fenise=, =Octavo=.
[79] Stollen from =Harlequin=, =Emperur dans le Monde de la Lune=.
[80] Taken from =Tho. Killegrew='s =Don Thomaso=, or =The Wanderer=,
Folio.
[81] A Play of =John Tateham='s, called, =The Rump=, altered, =Quarto=.
[82] Part of this Play taken from =Richard Brome='s Damoyselle, =Octa.=
and =Le malade imaginaire=.
[83] A great part of this Play borrowed from a Play, called, =The
Miseries of forc'd Marriage=, written by =George Wilkins=, Quarto.
[84] Plot from =Alcamenes= and =Menalippa=, in =Cleopatra=, Folio.
[85] Plot from the old Story so called.
[86] Plot from =Cassandra=, Folio.
[87] Plot from E. of =Essex= and Q. =E=. a =Nov.=
[88] Plot from =Causin='s =Holy Court=, Folio.
[89] Plot Q. =Eliz.= Novel, first Part 8o.
[90] Plot from Chron. =de Rebus Germanicis=.
[91] Plot from the =French= Chron. =Hen. 3=.
[92] Plot from the =French= Chronicles.
[93] Plot from =Lucan='s =Pharsalia=, =Suetonius=, in the Life of
=Julius Cæsar=.
[94] Plot from =Petronius Arbyter=.
[95] Written by =Chapman=, =Johnson=, and =Marston=.
[96] Plot from =Ovid='s =Metamorph.=
[97] Plot from =Cassandra=, Fol.
[98] Printed with =Carew='s Poems. =London=, 1670.
[99] Plot from =Josephus=, Folio.
[100] The first of =Carlell='s Plays, (=viz.=) in two Parts, bound in
one Volume, Twelves. The three next Printed in another Volume, Octavo.
=London=, 1657. And the next in Octavo. Printed 1659.
[101] Plot from =Knolls='s =Turkish= History, in the Reign of =Mahomet=
the First.
[102] From =Corneille=.
[103] This Play is the =Guardian=, corrected and enlarged.
[104] Bound with his Second Volume, Folio, =London, 1681=.
[105] All Printed with his Poems, =Lond. 1651=.
[106] Occasion in =Plutarch's= Life of =Cymon=, and Part from
=Boccaces= Novels, the Ninth Day, Novel the First.
[107] All Printed with his Poems, =Lond. 1669=.
[108] Plot from his Elegies.
[109] Plot from =Trapolen creduto Principe=.
[110] From =Corneille=.
[111] Part of this Play is borrowed from Sir =William Lower='s Noble
Ingratitude.
[112] Translated from the =French=.
[113] Part from =Molliere='s =Le Sicilien=.
[114] Plot from =Guiciardine='s Hist. and the =French= Chron. in the
Reign of =Charles 8=.
[115] The Foundation from =Ovidii Metam. Lib. 2=.
[116] Plot from =Josephus='s Hist. Book 6. 7.
[117] From =English= Chronicles, and part of the Language from
=Shakespear=.
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