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
[306] Plot, =History of the Gentle Craft=.
[307] Plot from =English= Chron. =Hen. 8=th &c.
[308] Translated from =Corneille=.
[309] Plot, =Suetonius=, in =Claudio= and =Tacitus=, =Lib. 11=.
[310] These Four Printed with his Poems, 8o.
[311] Translated from =Aristophanes='s =Plutus=.
[312] Borrowed part from =De Molliere='s =Monsieur de Pourceaugnac=, 8o.
[313] Translated from =Molliere='s =Le Bourgeois Gentlehome=, & =Mons
de Pourceaugnac=.
[314] Translated from =La Divineresse=.
[315] Translated from the =Latin Ignoramus=.
[316] Plot from =English= Chronicles.
[317] Plot, part from =Scarron='s Novels, 8o, Novel first, =The
Fruitless Precaution=, part from =Les-Contes Du-Sieur D'Ouville=, 8o,
=2 de. pte.= page 121. And part from =Boccace='s Novels, Day 7th, Novel
6 and 7 of the 7th Day.
[318] Part from =Molliere='s =le Bourgeois Gentlehome=, & =la Mariage
Forcee=, 8o.
[319] Plot from =Deceptio visus=: or, =Seeing and Believing are two
Things=, a Romance in 8o.
[320] Plot, =English= Chronicles.
[321] All except the last, are Printed in one Volume, Fol. =Lond.= 1685.
[322] Plot from =Boccace='s Novels, 3d. Day, 9th Novel, =Juliet of
Narbona=.
[323] Plot from =Plutarch=, in =Vitam Antonii=.
[324] The Ground from =Plautus='s =Ampitruo=, and =Mænectrini=.
[325] Plot, =Plutarchus in vitam Coriolan=: and from =Livy='s =History=.
[326] Plot from =English= Chronicle.
[327] Plot from =Boccace='s Novels, 2d. Day, Ninth Novel.
[328] All so mark'd had their Plots from =English= Chronicles.
[329] Plot, =Livy='s History.
[330] Plot from =Scotch= Chronicles, and =Heylin='s Cosmography.
[331] Plot from =English= Chronicle.
[332] Plot from =Cynthio='s Novels.
[333] Plot from =Cynthio='s Novels.
[334] Plot from =Lucian='s Dialogue.
[335] Plot from =Dorastus= and =Fawnia=, 4o.
[336] All Translated from =Seneca='s Tragedies.
[337] Plot from Sir =Philip Sidney='s =Arcadia=, Folio.
[338] Plot from the =French= Chronicles.
[339] Plot from =The Unlucky Citizen=, 8o.
[340] Plot, Part from =Gayton='s Notes on =Don Quixot=, Book 4th, Chap.
6th.
[341] Plot from =Reynolds='s =God's Revenge against Murther=, Folio,
Book 2d. Hist. 7th.
[342] Plot from =Ovid='s =Metamorphosis=, Book 13th.
[343] These Printed together in Octavo, =Lon.= 1658.
[344] These are Printed together in 8o, =Lond.= 1581.
[345] Translated from =Seneca='s Tragedy.
[346] Translated from =Hugo Grotius=.
[347] Translated from =Aristophanes=, Printed with his =History of
Philosophy=, newly Publish'd, Folio.
[348] Plot from =Bandello='s Novels, =Turkish= Chronicles, =Life of
Mahomet the First=.
[349] All Printed with his Poems, 8o =Lond.= 1648.
[350] From =Ovid='s Epistles, and =Muses Erotopegnion Gr. Lat.=
[351] Plot from =Molliere='s =L'Athee Foudroye=.
[352] Plot from =Molliere='s =L'Avaree=.
[353] Plot, =Apuleii Aureus Asrinus=.
[354] From =Reward of Virtue=, 4o.
[355] Plot from =Molliere='s =Les Facheaux=.
[356] Part from =Shakspear=.
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