"Maiesties" (Middle English) and "Majesties," and "Doe, se, yt, yn, y'll" and "do, see, it, in, I'll" Play Title Variations, each of which appears several times: "Aeschylus" and "AEschylus" "Amadis de Gaule" and "Amadis de Gaul" "Beggars' Bush" and "Beggars Bush" "... Curious coxcombe" and "... Curious cox-combe" "Duchess of Malfi" and "Duchess of Malfy" "Julius Ceasar" and "Julius Caesar" "Maid's Tragedy", "Maids Tragedy", "Maides Tragedy" "Maske of the Gentleman of Grayes Inne" and "Maske of the Gentlemen of Grayes Inne". "Morall Representations" and "Moralle Representations" "Parisitaster" and "Parasitaster" "Essay of Dramatick Poesie" and "Essay on Dramatick Poesy" "The Scornful Lady" and "The Scornful Ladie" "The Shepheardesse" and "The Shepheardess" "The Coxcomb" and "The Coxcombe" "Weather-cocke" and "Weather-Cocke" "Women Pleas'd" and "Women Pleased" Other word variations: "Zouch" and "Zouche" (Ashby-de-la-----) "Bedchamber" and "Bed-chamber" "birthright" and "birth-right" "Cal, S. P.," "Cal. St. Pa., Dom.," "Calendar of State Papers (Domestic)" (see Footnotes) "Condel" and "Condell" (Henry ----) "countryside" and "country-side" "D'Urfey" and D'Urfe (Marquis ----) "Hoskyns" and "Hoskins" (Serjeant ----) "milkmaid" and "milk-maid" (both occur on p. 27) "northwest" and "north-west" "Pierepoint" and "Pierrepoint" "Sannazzaro" and "Sannazarro" "Shepherdesse" and "Shepheardesse" "Sempill" and "Semphill" (Sir James ----) "southeast" and "south-east" "White-hall" and "Whitehall" Words using the [oe] ligature which has been changed to "oe" in this e-text: manoeuvere, manoeuvered, manoeuvers.