1352[590], but Bishop Grandisson apparently succeeded in checking this development which, so far as the information at present available goes, does not seem to have permanently established itself either at Exeter or elsewhere. CHAPTER XXV HUMANISM AND MEDIAEVALISM [_Bibliographical Note._—The literary discussions and collections of texts named in the bibliographical note to chap. xxiii and the material on the annals of the stage in that to chap. xxiv remain available. W. Creizenach, _Geschichte des neueren Dramas_, vols. i-iii (1893-1903), is the best general guide on the classical drama and its imitations during the Middle Ages and the Renascence. W. Cloetta, _Beiträge zur Litteraturgeschichte des Mittelalters und der Renaissance_: i. _Komödie und Tragödie im Mittelalter_ (1890); ii. _Die Anfänge der Renaissancetragödie_ (1892), deals very fully with certain points. C. H. Herford, _Studies in the Literary Relations of England and Germany in the Sixteenth Century_ (1886), has an admirable chapter on _The Latin Drama_. G. Saintsbury, _The Earlier Renaissance_ (1901), chap. vi, may also be consulted. Useful books on the beginnings of the Elizabethan forms of drama are R. Fischer, _Zur Kunstentwicklung der englischen Tragödie von ihren ersten Anfängen bis zu Shakespeare_ (1893); J. W. Cunliffe, _The Influence of Seneca on Elizabethan Tragedy_ (1893); L. L. Schücking, _Studien über die stofflichen Beziehungen der englischen Komödie zur italienischen bis Lilly_ (1901); F. E. Schelling, _The English Chronicle Play_ (1902). The best bibliographies are, for the Latin plays, P. Bahlmann, _Die Erneuerer des antiken Dramas und ihre ersten dramatischen Versuche, 1314-1478_ (1896), and _Die lateinischen Dramen von Wimpheling’s Stylpho bis zur Mitte des sechzehnten Jahrhunderts, 1480-1550_ (1893); and for English plays, W. W. Greg, _A List of English Plays written before 1643 and printed before 1700_ (1900). This may be supplemented from W. C. Hazlitt, _A Manual for the Collector and Amateur of Old English Plays_ (1892). A list of early Tudor interludes will be found in Appendix X.]