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
[148] Plot from =Jul. Capitolinus in vitam Maximini=.
[149] Founded on =Plautus='s =Amphytruo=.
[150] Part from =Molliere='s =L'Etourdy=.
[151] Plot from =Milton='s =Paradise lost=. Octavo.
[152] Plot of the Comical Part from the =Pilgrim=, a Novel, =Twelves=.
[153] Originally =Shakespear='s.
[154] Part =Shakespear=.
[155] From =D'Avila='s History of =France=.
[156] From =Sophocles=, and the Poetical Histories.
[157] Joyn'd in these two last with =Nath. Lee=.
[158] Plot from =Don Fenise=, Octavo.
[159] Borrowed from =Fletcher='s =Sea-Voyage=.
[160] The Foundation =Shakespear='s.
[161] Part from the Antiquary, =Quarto=.
[162] Plot from =Francion='s Romance, =Fol.=
[163] Part of it from the =Fine Companion=, quarto. And Plot from the
Double-Cuckold, a =Novel=, Octavo.
[164] From Monsieur =Thomas=.
[165] Foundation on =Sacred Writ=.
[166] All =Beaumont= and =Fletcher='s Plays Printed together in one
Volume, Folio, =London, 1679=.
[167] Plot from =Tacitus='s =Annals=, Book 14.
[168] Plot from =Herodiani Historiæ=.
[169] Altered by the Duke of =Buckingham=, and Printed in Quarto.
=Lond. 1682=. The Plot from Lady =Cornelia=, in =Exemplary Novels=,
Folio.
[170] Lately Reprinted with Alterations, by =Nat. Tate. Lond. 1687=.
[171] Plot from =Gusman='s =Don Lewis de Castro=, and =Don Roderigo de
Montalvo=.
[172] Plot, =Lysander= and =Calista=.
[173] Part of it from =Johnson='s =New Inn=, Octavo, and the Plot from
=Exemplary Novels=, Two Damsels.
[174] Serious Plot from =Gerardo=, p. 350. 8o.
[175] From =Gerardo='s =Leandro=. p. 214. 8o.
[176] Plot from the =French= Chronicles, in the Reign of =Clotaire= the
Second. Imperfect in the Folio Edition, but right in the Quarto.
[177] Plot, =Procopis Cæsariensis Historiæ=: Altered by the Lord
=Rochester=. Printed Quarto, 1686.
[178] Plot from =Gainsford='s History, 4o.
[179] =Ford= and =Decker=.
[180] Printed with his Works, Octavo. =London, 1661=.
[181] Borrowed from =Molliere='s =Preceeuses Redicules=. Octavo.
[182] These two almost the same.
[183] Translated from =Guarini='s =Italian=, and Printed with his
Poems, =London=, 8o.
[184] Plot from the =Invisible Mistress=, in =Scarron='s Novels, 8o.
[185] Plot from Sir =Philip Sidney='s =Arcadia=, Folio.
[186] Plot from the =Turkish= History.
[187] Plot from the same.
[188] From =Euripides=.
[189] Plot from the =Turkish= History.
[190] Printed in one Volume.
[191] Plot from the =English= Chronicle.
[192] Plot, Story of =Jonas= in the =Holy Scripture=.
[193] From =Euripides=.
[194] From =Ariosto=.
[195] From =Hugo Grotius='s =Sophompaneas, Latin=.
[196] Printed with his Poems, =Lond. 1633=.
[197] Plot from =Guiciardine='s History of =Italy=, Folio, and from
=Poetical= History.
[198] Plot from =Poetical= History.
[199] Plot from =Virgil='s =Æneids=, Second Book, and =Homer='s
=Iliads=.
[200] These are usually Bound together.
[201] Plot from =English= Chronicle, and =Clark='s Martyrology.
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