Dialogues, by Vives, ii. 19, to teach
Latin, 53, by Erasmus, 65, by
Cordier, 68; by Lucian, 80, by
More, 100 ff., various, 196
Diana, in Faerie Queene, ii. 496
Diana, Montemayor's, ii. 375, 397,
532, 539; iii. 169, 192, 343
Dickens, iii. 154, his love of contrasts,
283

Dickenson, ii. 530

Dictes and Sayings, Caxton's, ii. 27, 36
Dictionary, Elyot's, ii. 54, 55; A.S.
347; Cotgrave's, iii. 487; of the
French Academy, 284
Dido, Marlowe's, ii. 543; iii. 144
Diella, certain sonnets, ii. 398
Digby, Sir Kenelm, iii. 511
Diodorus Siculus, ii. 52
Dionysius the tyrant, iii. 112
Diotrephes, Udall's, ii. 248

Directions to Servants, Swift's, ii. 551
Discourse of civill Life, Bryskett's, ii.
439, 474 ff., 479

Discourse of duties in Marriage,
Tilney's, ii. 513

Discourse of English Poetrie, Webbe's,
ii. 338, 364, 369

Discourse of Life and Death, Du Plessis
Mornay's, iii. 177

Discourse of the Queen's Entertainment,
Churchyard's, iii. 15

Discourse of the religion of the Irish,
Ussher's, iii. 510

Discourses... concerning... weapons,
sir J. Smith's, ii. 394

Discourses upon Seneca, Cornwallis's,

iii. 495
Discoverie of Guiana, Raleigh's, ii. 392
Discovery, voyages of, ii. 160 ff.
"Disputoisons,' or debates, ii. 116;

iii. 4, 5, 298
Dissenters, under Elizabeth, ii. 245,
254

Divine centurie of sonnets, Barnes's, ii.
416

Divine Fancies, Quarles's, iii. 474
Divine Weekes, ii. 374

Diz de l'Erberie, Rutebeuf's, iii. 402
Dobell, Bertram, iii. 129, 218, 271,
444, 476

Doctor Stories, Elderton's, ii. 407
Doctrinal of Princes, ii. 52

Dodd, Dr., iii. 358

Dodge, R. E. N., ii. 504

Dodoens R., ii.

310

Dodona's Grove, Howell's, iii. 487
Dodsley, iii. 5

Damonologie, James I.'s, iii. 447, 557
Dogmas, ii. 174 ff., T. Cromwell and,
183; 250
Dolce, iii. 27

Dominique, Fromentin's, iii. 185
Don Belianis, ii. 376
Doni, ii. 91

Don Juan, Byron's, ii. 414
Donne, John, ii. 231, 334, 342, 384,
364, 374, life and works, 420 ff.,
prosody of, 422, 427; and James I.,
421, 431; 432; iii. 44, on costumes,
67; 353, 374, 465, 469, as a preacher,
549 ff.

Don Quixote, ii. 500, 515; iii. 169,
334, 376, 508

Doomsday, sir W. Alexander's, iii. 477
Dorastus and Fawnia, Greene's, ii.
529; iii. 267
Dorer, Ed., iii. 266

Dorez, L., ii. 305; iii. 44
Dorne, John, ii. 55, 318
Dorset, marquis of, ii. 73
Douai, seminary at, ii. 246

Douglas, Gavin, ii. 124, 130 ff.
Douglas Tragedy, ii. 407
Dover, iii. 44, cliffs of, 231
Dover, Robert, iii. 472

Dowden, Edw., iii. 149, 150, 193, 227,

233, 252, 255, 346

Dowes, H., ii. 66

Dowland, John, ii. 401, 402

Downfall of Robert, earl of Hunting-
ton, iii. 131

Downton, Th., iii. 74

Dowsabel, ii. 420, 47!

Drake, sir Francis, ii. 226, 276, 277,
278, circles the globe, 279, 280;
282, 283, 284, 286, 287, 342, 345,
346, 393, 406, 407; iii. 217, 430
Drama, national, ii. 40, rules of, 366,
Greek, 371 ff., ballads and, 409 ff.,
classical, 418; and dramatic litera-
ture, iii. Bk. v. ch. v., vi., vii., 3 ff.;
classical and romantic in France and
England, 30 ff., a secondary_genre,
84, lost, 88, factories, 106, French
and English diverge, 121, historical,
before Shakespeare, 131 ff., 145 ff.,
heroical, 136; Shakespeare's histori-
cal, 186 ff., 214 ff., Shakespeare's
romantic, 218 ff., Shakespeare's
sombre, 245 ff., 369 ff., 410 ff., to be

played, not read, 411; sombre, 416
ff., 452, historical, 429, 441 ff., lust
and murder, 419 ff., 421 ff., 423,
439, 460, merry and lugubrious,
437 ff., observation, 440 ff., 454 ff.;
late romantic, 446, 459, on recent
murders, 447, superabundant, 458,
moral, 458. See Plays
Drant, Th., ii. 370, 514, 515
Drayton, Michael, ii. 305, 334 ft., 337,
340 ff., 347, on English Literature,
360 ff., 363, 375, 380 ff., 387, 398,
400, and music, 401; 413, 411, 412,
413; pious poems of, 416, fairy
ones, 419 ff., 426, satirical works,
432; 445, 462, 468, pastorals by,
470 ff.; 505, 507, 508, 525; iii. 51,
52, 88, 131, 134, and Marlowe, 135,
152, 175, 180, 183, 226, 231, 233,
269, 271, 272, 290, 353, 384, 481, 511
Dream, Chaucer's (apocryphal), ii. 347
Dreams, Dunbar's, ii. 116, Lyndesay's,

120 ff., Skelton's, 128

Dreme, Lyndesay's, ii. 118, 121, 122
Dresden, English plays at, iii. 362
Droeshout, Martin, iii. 274, 348
Drummond, Annabella, iii. 467
Drummond of Hawthornden, W., iii.
356, 369, 370, Jonson's visit to,
375 ff.; 378, 385, 397, 411, poems
of, 467 ff., 473, historian, 509
Drury, Mrs. E., ii. 421
Drury Lane theatre, iii. 455
Dryden, John, ii. 508, 509; iii. 253,

257, 354, on Shakespeare, 355, 352,
356, 360; 374, 434, on Beaumont
and Fletcher, 435; 460, 484
Du Cange, iii. 510

Duchess of Malfy, Webster's, ii. 537;
iii. 419 ff., 426, 460
Ducis, iii. 364, 365
Dudley, see Leicester

Dudley, Robert, son of Leicester, ii.
278; iii. 294

Duessa, Spenser's, ii. 485, 486
Duff, E. Gordon, ii. 28, 29, 38, 316
Dufrény, iii. 93

Dugdale, sir W., ii. 34, iii. 273, 274,
510

Duke of Milan, Massinger's, iii. 425
Dulwich, documents at, iii. 45, 92, 123
Dumas, Alex., iii. 442

Dumb shows, iii. 27, 110, 127
Dunbar, William, ii. 97, 116 ff., 120,
134, 306

Dunbar, siege of, ii. 160
Dunciad, ii. 425
Dunois, iii. 191
Duodo, P., ii. 304

Durant, Gilles, ii. 355, 375, 399
Duret, Cl., ii. 362
D'Urfey, iii. 356

Dutch Courtezan, Marston's, iii. 415,
453

Dyce, A., iii. 150, 423

Dyer, sir E., ii. 355, 371, 382, 389 ff.,
402, 441, 471; iii. 353
Dymock, ii. 377; iii. 499

EARL OF NOTTINGHAM'S players, iii.

70

Earl of Oxford's players, iii. 70, 294
Earl of Worcester's players, iii. 157
Earle, John, ii. 301, 409; iii. 103,
104, 495, 498 ff., 500
Eastward Hoe, iii. 91, 448 ff.
Ebsworth, J. W., ii. 406, 469
Eclogues, Barclay's, ii. 113, 356; 369;
Virgil's, 360, 458, 459; 426, Spen-
ser's, 440 ff., 455 ff.,
460 ff.;

Googe's, 361, 460; Mantuan's, 458,
466; Marot's, 426, 463, 465, 467,
468, 469 ff.; Drayton's, 335, 470 ff.;
471; Browne's, 472; Wither's, 472;
iii. 112, 474

Ecole des Femmes, Molière's, iii. 451
Ecole des Maris, Molière's, iii. 451
Eden, Richard, ii. 283, 434
Editions, number of copies in, ii. 317
Edmund Ironside, ii. 333
Edom O'Gordon, ii. 406

Education, English, at the Renaissance,
ii. 65 ff.; Ascham on, 108 ff., Mul-
caster on, 353; Bacon on, iii. 540 ff.
Edward the Confessor, ii. 139
Edward I., iii. 69, 132
Edward II., ii. 331, 340

Edward II., Marlowe's, iii. 145 ff.
Edward III., ii. 146, 340

Edward III., the raigne of, iii. 131
Edward IV., ii. 27, 34, 40, 45, 158;
on minstrels, iii. 39, 509
Edward IV., Heywood's, iii. 430
Edward VI., ii. 57, 63, learning of, 71
ff., 157, 179, 194, forbids plays, 197,
Reformation under, 210; 301; play
by, iii. 10; 11, 527
Edwards, R., ii. 383, iii. 112
Eglogues, see Eclogues
Eikon Basilike, ii. 533

Elizabeth, queen, the Age of, ii. Bk. v.,
223 ff.; and printing, ii. 39, 256 ff.;
60, education of, 72 ff.; 88, 112,
117, 178, 197, characteristics of the
period of, 225 ff., her character and
politics, Bk. v. ch. i., 225 ff., learn-
ing and tastes, 229 ff., 239 ff., 242 ff.;
a great queen, 231, 238, and mar-
riage, 234, and her people, 235, and
Parliament, 236, and Mary Stuart,
236 ff., 242; and religion, 243 ff.,
excommunicated, 245, and Knox,
250, imposes conformity, 253 ff., her
archbishops, 257 ff., and riches, 274
ff., and plundering expeditions, 277;
280, at the Royal Exchange, 300;
308, art under, 308 ff., tomb of, 312;
313, 316, Hayward's description of,
328; 343; Meres and, 362; 363,
365, 376, literary fecundity under,
378 ff.; 389, and Raleigh, 390, and
Sidney, 393; praised, 418, Spenser
and, 441, 443, 444, 448 ff., 466, and
the Faerie Queene, 476, 479, 486 ff.,
498, praised by Lyly, 522, by Nash,
543; and the stage, iii. 5, 11,
festivities for, 13 ff., and Lyly, 17 ff.,
and Peele, 20, and players, 38, 76,
98; 126, 144, 155, and Shakespeare,
203, 209, 217, 273, 294, 309, 332,
uses her sword, 295, conceits of, 301;
339, as an author, 353, on the stage,
430; 463, 464, 466, 479, 509, 554,
Bacon and, 531, Essex and, 532
Elizabeth, daughter of James I., iii. 266
"Elizabeth," the, ii. 279
Ellacombe, H. N., iii. 366
Ellis, A. J., iii. 150
Ellis, C., iii. 366

Ellis, R. L., iii. 537, 544

Elsinore, ii. 274, 311, 401; English
players at, iii. 80; 83, 110, 117,
Hamlet at, 246 ff.; 281, Shake-
speare's, 292 ff.

Elynour Rummynge, Skelton's, ii. 124,

314

Elyot, sir T., ii. 52, 54, 61 ff., on edu-
cation, 66 ff., 71: 103 ff., 105, 134,
142, 513; on Anglo-Saxons, iii. 311,
485, 526, 541

Elze, F. K., iii. 150

Emblematum Libellus, Alciat's, iii. 169
Emblemes and Epigrames, Thynne's,
ii. 506

Emblems, Quarles's, iii. 474
Emer, iii. 201

Emerson, on Shakespeare, iii. 353,
358

Enclosures, More on, ii. 86; 158, 215,
Bacon and, iii. 530

Encomion of Lady Pecunia, Barnfield's,
ii. 274

Encyclopédie, P, iii. 542, 549
Endimion, Drayton's, ii. 335, 411, 412
Endimion, Lyly's, iii. 17
Eneidos, Phaer's, ii. 54, 369
Eneydos, Caxton's, ii. 31, 125, 131
England, described by sir T. More, ii.
83 ff., love for, 141, under Henry
VIII., 154 ff., and the Reformation,
172 ff., and Germanic peoples, 319,
government of, 323, surveyed, 324,
Drayton's praise of, 342 ff., and the
Renaissance, 349 ff., literary fecundity
of, 361 ff., Spenser and, 485 ff., W.
Browne and, 507, Lyly and, 522 ff.;
sudden changes in, iii. 294, Shake-
speare's love for, 308, 309, Moryson's
merry, 488; and France, 490, histories
of, 509 ff., Bacon and the govern-
ment of, 530 ff.

England, an intended guide, Norden's,
ii. 325

England's Helicon, ii. 381, 383 ; iii. 516
England's Heroical Epistles, Drayton's,
ii. 334, 336

England's Parnassus, ii. 509
English language, ii. 23, and Caxton,
34 ff., and Henry VIII., 40, studied,
61, enriched, 62 ff., to be honoured,
135 ff., "barren," 292; 350, 351,
praised, 360 ff., 366 ff., 372; Pan-
urge's, 364, cleansed, 543; Jonson
on, iii. 384 ff.

English, the, should unite, ii. 162;
235 ft., character of, 272, pride of,
319 ff., feared and hated, 320 ff.,
love their country, 322; praise of,
iii. 7; character of, and the drama,

106 ff., tastes of, 277 ff., as soldiers,
521, 522

English Gentleman, Brathwaite's, iii.
486, Gentlewoman, 486

English Grammar, Jonson's, iii. 383,
384 ff.

English-men for my Money, Haughton's,
iii. 415

English Poet, Spenser's, ii. 442
English Romayne Lyfe, Munday's, ii.
539

English Traveller, Th. Heywood's, iii.
380, 410, 429
Ennius, ii. 357

Entretiens de Balzac, ii. 350

Epic poetry, ii., 329 ff., 337, Spenser's,
481 ff.; iii. 473; religious, 476 ff.
Epicane, Jonson's, iii. 374, 391 ff.,
394, 398

Epigrammata Sacra, Crashaw's, iii.
476

Epigrammes and Elegies, Davies and
Marlowe's, ii. 418; iii. 134
Epigrams, Jonson's, ii. 422, 435; iii.
370

Epistle, the (Marprelate), ii. 522
Epistle concerning the

...

tongue, Carew's, ii. 352

English

Epistle of Hippolytus, Brathwaite's, ii.
336

Epistles, in verse, ii. 336, 424, 426;
iii. 481, 484

Epistola Ho-Eliana, Howell's, iii.
379, 397

Epitaphs, Epigrams (etc.), Turber-
ville's, ii. 397, 458
Epithalamion, Spenser's, ii. 449 ff.
Erasmus, ii. 7 ff., 45, and Colet, 49;

50, 53, 65, 66, and More, 78 ff., 81,
91, 102 ff., 112; character and views
of, 75 ff., 93; on Skelton, 125; 131,
149, 165, 170, and the translation of
the Scriptures, 202 ff., 205, 209; 312,
313, 468, 545

Esau le Chasseur, Behourt's, iii. 25
Esbahis, les, Grévin's, iii. 99
Escluse, de l', ii. 310

Eslava, A. de, iii. 267

Espejo de Principes, ii. 496, 498; iii.
396

Essay of dramatic Poesy, Dryden's, iii.
355, 356

Essay on the human understanding,
Locke's, iii. 524

Essays, Caxton and, ii. 37; Ascham

and, 105 ff., Montaigne's, 19, 68,
374, 538, iii. 491; multiply under
first Stuarts, iii. 489 ff., Overbury's,
491; Bacon's, 464, 492 ff., 537,
imitators of Bacon's, 495 ff.; Fuller's,
511

Essex, Frances Howard, countess of,
iii. 455, 489

Essex, Rob. Devereux, earl of, ii. 229,
235, 239, 263, 326, Chapman and,
372, a poet, 379; 406, 420, 469, 476;
iii. 37, 295, Shakespeare and, 309;
529, 531 ff.

Estelle et Némorin, Florian's, ii. 538
Estienne, Charles, ii. 386; iii. 66, and
Twelfth Night, 219

Estienne, H., ii. 25 ff., 312, 352, 373.
374, 394

Estienne, Nicole, ii. 386

Estienne, Robert, ii, 75, 351, 417
Ethics, Aristotle's, ii. 55, 74, 479
Etourdi, , Molière's, iii. 16
Etrenes de poesie fransoeze, Baif's, ii.
355
Euphues, Lyly's, ii. 518 ff., 536; iii.
130

Euphues golden Legacie, ii. 523
Euphues, his censure to Philautus, ii.
523
Euphues shadow, Lodge's, ii. 523, 530
Euphuism, ii. 519 ff., 523; iii. 477
Eure, sir W., ii. 118

Euripides, ii. 19, 75, 89, 358; iii. 20,
27, Shakespeare and, 172, 375
Eutheo, Anglo-phile, iii. 37, 39, 54,
95, 96

Evelyn, John, iii. 356
Everyman, iii. 4

Every Man in his Humour, iii. 61, 109,
235, 304, 373, 387, 393

Every Man out of his Humour, ii. 301,
537; iii. 40, 52, 88, 212, 373, 374,
383, 389

Examen Historicum, Heylyn's, iii. 515
Example, the, Shirley's, iii. 461

Excellent discours de la vie et de la

mort, Ph. de Mornay's, ii. 177

Exchange, the, ii. 547; iii. 90
Execration upon Vulcan, Jonson's, iii.
376

Exercitatio anatomica de Motu Cordis,
Harvey's, iii. 527

Exeter, Joseph of, ii. 464

Exhortation aux François, Le Roy's,
ii. 162

Experience, necessity of, iii.

500,

Raleigh on, 522, 524, 525, Aristotle
and, 525 ff.; Vinci, Harvey, etc.,
and, 425 ff.; Bacon and, 527 ff., 545

FABER STAPULENSIS, ii. 165
Fabius, iii. 364

Fabliaux, and farce, iii. 24
Fabricius, G., ii. 364

Fabula duorum Mercatorum, ii. 105
Fabyan, Robert, ii. 65, 95, 265, 322
Faerie Queene, the, Spenser's, ii. 67,
275, 343, 355, 366, 391, G. Harvey
and, 442, Raleigh and, 443, 475;
473 ff., plot and purport of, 478 ff.,
personages and landscapes, 489 ff.,
moral, 492, 497, women in, 494 ff.;
merit and style, 499, models fol-
lowed in, 502 ff., celebrity of, 505
ff.; 530, 532; iii. 15, 67, 101, 109,
170, 204, 251, 311, 327, 468, 484,
542

Faery Pastorall, iii. 64, 91, 193
Fairfax, Edward, ii. 376, 509
Fairies, the, by Garrick, iii. 362
Fair Maid of the West, the, by Dekker,
iii. 429

Fair Quarrel, a, by Middleton, iii.
415, 455

Fair Virtue, see Mistress of Philarete
Faithful Shepherdess, Fletcher's, iii.
436

Faligan, iii. 135

Fall of Princes, Lydgate's, ii. 329, iii.
188

False friend and inconstant mistress,

ii. 523

Falstaff, ii. 253, 397, 434, 523, an
early, 545; iii. 59, 118, 170, char-
acter of, 215; in love, 217 ff.; 243,
254, 256, 282, previously Oldcastle,
290; 306, deeds and temper of, 334
ff., death of, 337; 340, 453, 489
66
"Family of Love," ii. 250
Famous chronicle of K. Edward I.,
iii. 69

Famous victories of Henry the Fifth,
iii. 131, 215, 290
Fantasticks, Breton's, iii. 495
Faques, W., ii. 38

Farce d'un Pardonneur, iii. 24

Farces, English, iii. 24 ff.; players of,
78

Farewell to Drake, Peele's, ii. 346
Farewell to Follie, Greene's, ii. 541

Farewell to militarie

Profession,

Riche's, ii. 513; iii. 219
Farmer, J. S., ii. 196, iii. 5, 117, 453
Farmer, Richard, iii. 361
Farr, Ed., iii. 481, 482
Fashions, ii. 547; iii. 69
Fasti, Ovid's, iii. 205

Father Hubburd's Tales, ii. 297, 303,

523, 548; iii. 89, 106
Faucit, Helen, iii. 365

Faulconbridge, Shakespeare's, iii. 19c
ff., 330

Faulconrie, Turberville's, ii. 458
Faust or Faustus, Marlowe's Dr., iii.
60, 62, 81, 85, 117, 139 ff., 145, 414
Fawn, the, Marston's, iii. 62
Fayts of Arms, Caxton's, ii. 37
Feast for Worms, Quarles's, iii. 474
Featherstone, ii. 72

Featley, Daniel, iii. 485
Feltham, Owen, iii. 495, 497 ff.
Fennor, iii. 79

Fenton, G., ii. 513
Ferrers, ii. 331

Ferrex and Porrex, ii. 333
Ferrys, iii. 122

Feuillerat, ii. 49, 290, 395, 518, 520,

531; iii. 18, 19, 21, 47, 76, 80
Fichet, Guillaume, ii. 14, 29, 30
Fidelia, Wither's, ii. 336; iii. 481, 484
Fidessa, Griffin's, ii. 398, 400
Fidessa, Spenser's, ii. 484 ff.
Field of the Cloth of Gold, ii. 71, 40,
79; described, 97, 114, 152, 546
Field, Nathaniel, iii. 77, 81, 82, 395,
413, 424

Field, Richard, ii. 316; iii. 156 ff.,
and Shakespeare, 203 ff.

Fielding, H., ii. 122, 123; on Shake-
speare, iii. 359, 413, 504

Fig for Momus, Lodge's, ii. 426, 471
Filocopo, Boccaccio's, ii. 376; iii. 197
Filon, Augustin, iii. 227
Finsbury, ii. 298; iii. 43
Firmin-Didot, A., ii. 11
First blast. against
Knox's, ii. 217, 250

... women,

First folio, Shakespeare's, iii. 274,
348 ff., the Paris copy, 352
Fish, Simon, ii. 45, 101, 173
Fisher, cardinal John, ii. 40, 50, 96,

works of, 103 ff., 156; 188

Fisher, Th., antiquary, iii. 152
Fisher, Th., bookseller, iii. 193
Fitch, Ralph, ii. 272, 274, 280