Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare ....: The Comedies, 1597-1603Geoffrey Bullough Columbia University Press, 1968 - 543 pages |
Contents
From Riche his Farewell to Militarie Profession | 34 |
Frederick Count Mompelgard in England from | 44 |
The Governor of Dieppe in Trouble Letter from | 50 |
Much Ado about Nothing Introduction | 61 |
Texts | 82 |
The Faerie Queene by Edmund Spenser 1596 | 106 |
Lucca 1554 Novella XXII Translation | 112 |
As You Like It Introduction | 143 |
the Thunderstruck in Siena 1537 Trans | 286 |
From GlInganni The Deceived by Nicolò | 339 |
B From Merry Passages and Jests by | 372 |
Measure for Measure Introduction | 399 |
Texts | 418 |
Good to be true by T Lupton 1581 | 514 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 531 |
| 541 | |
Common terms and phrases
Actus Adam Spencer Aliena Alinda Andrugio Ariodant Ariodante Bandello beautie brother Bucciuolo Cassandra Cinthio Claudio CLEM Clemenzia CLYO comedy Coridon countrey court CRIV daughter dayes death desire doth Duke Epitia eyes Fabio faire fancie father favour feare Fedele Fenicia FLAMM Flamminio Forrester Fortune Fortunio Ganimede Genevra Gentleman Gentlewoman Gerismond GHER Gherardo Girondo Gl'Ingannati griefe hart hast hath heare honour husband Isabella Julina Juriste Justice King lady Lamia LELIA maid marry master Maximian Measure for Measure Messer Lionato Mistres Montanus never night Parismus PASQ passions Phabe PHAL Phallax play Podestà poore promise quoth Ganimede Rosader Rosalynde Rossiglione Saladyne Scena scene selfe Shakespeare shee shepheards Silla Silvio Sir Timbreo sonne sorrowes SPELA story STRAG Sunne sute sweete tell thee thou thought Twelfth Night tyme unto vertues Violetta VIRG Virginio wife woman wyll
References to this book
Power on Display: The Politics of Shakespeare's Genres Leonard Tennenhouse No preview available - 1986 |