I. 221 II. _How certain drunken Dutchmen were abused by their own conceit and self-imagination, of seeing the grand Doctor, Doctor Faustus_ 225 III. _Wagner’s conference with Doctor Faustus, and how miserably they broke up their disputations_ 229 IV. _Wagner’s cozenage committed upon the sellers of his Master’s goods_ 237 V. _The description of Vienna_ 238 VI. _A long discourse betwixt the Devil and Wagner, and ended with a good Philosophical repast_ 239 VII. _The arrival of the Messenger at Wittenberg, and the description of Wagner_ 254 VIII. _The Tragedy of Doctor Faustus seen in the Air, and acted in the presence of a thousand people of Wittenberg. An. 1540_ 256 IX. 266 X. _A lamentable history of the death of sundry students of Wittenberg_ 273 XI. 278 XII. 280 XIII. 280 XIV. 282 XV. _The gifts of Wagner to the Duke, and three Devils retained for Soldiers to the same Prince_ 283 XVI. 285 XVII. 286 XVIII. _The second Mocking_ 288 XIX. _The third_ 292 XX. _The fourth and last_ 293 XXI. _The process to the Combat_ 295 XXII. _The Combat_ 300 XXIII. 308 XXIV. 310 XXV. 311 XXVI. 312 XXVII. 314 XXVIII. 316 Appendix A: List of Localities 321 Appendix B: A Ballad of Faustus, about 1670 323 Appendix C: Bibliography 326 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS