The Works of Christopher Marlowe, including his translations. Edited, with notes and introduction, by Lt.-Col. F. Cunningham, etc

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THE WORKS OF CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE. THE WORKS OF CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE. fnclubrag Iris olranslations. EDITED, WITH NOTES AND INTRODUCTION, BY LTCOL. FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM. "Marlowe's mighty line."— Ben Jonson LONDON : JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN, 74 & 75. PICCADILLY. CONTENTS PAGE INTRODUCTORY NOTICE vii TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT. Pakt the First i TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT. Part the Second .... 30 THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS ... 59 THE JEW OF MALTA 86 EDWARD THE SECOND 118 THE MASSACRE AT PARIS i56 DIDO QUEEN OF CARTHAGE i73 HERO AND LEANDER 196 OVID'S ELEGIES 228 EPIGRAMS BY J. D. . - 263 IGNOTO' 271 THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD TO HIS LOVE .... 271 THE PASSIONATE SHEEPHEARD TO HIS LOUE . . . . 2?2 THE NIMPH'S REPLY TO THE SHEEPHEARD . . . . 2?2 ANOTHER OF THE SAME NATURE MADE SINCE . . . . 2?3 FRAGMENT 2?4 DIALOGUE IN VERSE 2?4 CONTENTS.

VI PAGE EPITAPH ON SIR ROGER MANWOOD 276 THE FIRST BOOK OF LUCAN . - • • ' ■ ■ • ■ 277 THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS FROM THE 4TO OF 1604 288 NOTES, EXPLANATORY AND ILLUSTRATIVE 3°9