Book Third (part 2 of 2)
'PÆAN TRIUMPHALL,' by Drayton Wage, Mr., Mrs., and Anne, in 'Merry Wives of Windsor' 'Palace of Pleasure,' by Paynter Palamon in 'Two Noble Kinsmen' Palatine Anthology, The 'Palladis Tamia,' by Francis (1598) Pandarus in 'Troilus and Cressida' Pandulph in 'King John,' 'Panegyrike Congratulatorie to the King's Majestie,' by Samuel Daniel Panurge compared with Sir John Falstaff Paris in-- 'Romeo and Juliet' 'Troilus and Cressida' Parolles in 'Love's Labour's Won,' or 'All's Well that Ends Well' Pascal 'Passionate Pilgrim' (1599) 'Pastor Fido,' by Guarini Patroclus in 'Troilus and Cressida' 'Patterne of Paynfull Adventures,' by Lawrence Twine Patterson's, R., 'Natural History of the Insects mentioned by Shakespeare' (1841) Paulina in 'Winter's Tale' Pavier Paynter's 'Palace of Pleasure' Pease-blossom in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Peele, George Pembroke, Lady Mary ---- William Herbert, Earl of, passionately loved by Shakespeare --Sonnets addressed to Mary Fitton's relations with--Career of 'Penates,' by Ben Jonson 'Pensées,' by Pascal Percy, Henry. See Hotspur Lady, wife of Hotspur, in 'Henry IV.' Perdita in 'Winter's Tale' 'Pericles,' Shakespeare's collaboration with Wilkins and Rowley --Corneille compared with Shakespeare--Shakespeare's restoration to happiness 'Persæ' of Æschylus Peter in 'Romeo and Juliet' Petrarch Petruchio in 'Taming of the Shrew' Phebe in 'As You Like It' 'Phèdre,' by Racine 'Philaster, or Love Lies Bleeding,' by Beaumont and Fletcher Philippi, 307 Phrynia in 'Timon of Athens' 'Pimlyco, or Runne Redcap' (1609) Pindar Piombo, Sebastian del Pisanio in 'Cymbeline' Pistol in-- 'Henry IV.' 'Henry V.' 'Merry Wives of Windsor' Plato Platonism in Shakespeare's Sonnets Plautus 'Players, I love yee, and your Qualitie,' by John Davies 'Pleasant Comedie called Common Conditions' Pliny's 'Natural History' Plutarch 'Poetaster,' by Ben Jonson (1601) 'Poetical Rhapsody,' by Davison 'Poet's Vision and a Prince's Glorie,' by Thomas Greene Poins in 'Henry IV.' Polixenes in 'Winter's Tale' Polonius in 'Hamlet' Polwheele, William, Mary Fitton's first husband Pompey in 'Measure for Measure' Pompey the Great Pope, Thomas Porter in 'Macbeth' Portia in-- 'Julius Cæsar' 'Merchant of Venice' Posthumus in 'Cymbeline' 'Précieuses Ridicules' Priam in 'Troilus and Cressida' Princess in 'Love's Labour's Lost' Propertius Prospero in the 'Tempest' Proteus in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' Provost in 'Measure for Measure' Prynne's 'Histriomastix' 'Psyché,' by Molière Puck in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Puritanism hated and attacked by Shakespeare Pushkin, influence of 'Hamlet' on Pyramus in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Pyrgopolinices Pythagoreans
QUEEN in-- 'Cymbeline' 'Hamlet' 'Queen of Corinth' Quince in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Quiney, Adrian ---- Richard ---- Thomas, husband of Judith Shakespeare
RABELAIS compared with Shakespeare Racine Raigne of King Edward Third (1596) Raleigh, Sir Walter, career of--Accusations against--Fate of 'Ralph Roister Doister' Raoul le Fevre's 'Recueil des Histoires de Troyes' 'Ratsey's Ghost' Regan in 'King Lear' 'Relics of Cardinal Wolsey,' by George Cavendish 'Religio Medici,' by Sir Th. Browne Renaissance 'Representative Men,' by Emerson 'Return from Parnassus' (1606), by Ben Jonson 'Revisor,' by Gogol Rich, Lady Penelope 'Richard II.,' C. Marlowe's Edward II. used by Shakespeare as model for 'Richard III.,' principal scenes and classic tendency of Richard of York. See York and Gloucester Richter, Jean Paul 'Right Excellent and Famous History of Promos and Cassandra' (1578), by George Whetstone Rivers, Earl, in 'Richard III.' Rizzio Rochester, Viscount. See Robert Carr Roderigo in 'Othello' Romano, Giulio, in 'Winter's Tale' 'Romeo and Juliet' (1591), Romanesque structure of --Conception of love in Ronsard Rosalind in 'As You Like It' Rosaline in-- 'Love's Labour's Lost' 'Romeo and Juliet' 'Rosalynde,' by Lodge Rosencrantz in 'Hamlet' Rosse in 'Macbeth' Rossetti, W. M. Rowe, Shakespeare's first biographer Rowland's, Samuel, 'Night Raven' Rowley, William Rushtons 'Shakespeare's Euphuism' (1871) Russell, Mrs. Anne Russell, Mrs. Bess Rutland, Lord Rutland's death in 'Henry VI.,
SACKVILLE, Thomas 'Sad Shepherd, The,' by Ben Jonson Sadler, Hamlet, Shakespeare's friend Sallust in 'Catiline,' by Ben Jonson 'Sappho,' by Daudet Sardou's, Victorien, La Tosca 'Satiromastix,' by Marston and Dekker Saturninus in 'Titus Andronicus' Saxo Grammaticus Scheffler, Ludwig von Schiller 'School of Abuse,' by Stephen Gosson (1579) Schopenhauer Schück, Henry 'Scotorum Historiæ,' by Hector Boece Seasons of Shakspeare's Plays Sebastian in-- 'Tempest' 'Twelfth Night, Segar, Maister William, Garter King at Armes, notebook of 'Sejanus,' by Ben Jonson (1603) Seneca, poet 'Sententiæ Pueriles' Servilia, Brutus's mother Servilius in Timon of Athens Seven Ages of Man, Shakespeare's speech in 'As You Like It' Sextus in 'Rape of Lucrece' Sextus Pompeius in 'Antony and Cleopatra' Seymour's, Lord William, marriage with Arabella Stuart Shadow of the Night, by Chapman (1594) Shakespeare, John, father of William Shakespeare ---- Richard, grandfather of William Shakespeare ---- William, Anne Hathaway's marriage with--Shakespeare's conception of relation of the sexes Aristocratic principles of--Shakespeare's hatred of the masses, Associates of Attacks upon--The Baconian Theory Biographies of Bohemian life and dissipation of Brilliant and happiest period of--Feminine types belonging to it Bruno's, Giordano, supposed influence over Corneille, Pierre, compared with Davenant, Mrs., courted by Heath of Diction of Dramatic art, Shakespeare's conception of Elizabeth, Queen, cause of Shakespeare's coolness towards Elizabethan England in the youth of Euphuism and pedantry ridiculed by--Traces of John Lyly's Euphues' in 'Hamlet' Fitton, Mary, or the Dark Lady, loved by Greene's, Robert, attack on Hamnet, son of Shakespeare's sorrow at death of Italy visited by--Discussion on James I.'s patronage of--Relations between Jonson, Ben, compared with--Relations between Judith, daughter of Kemp's, actor, relations with Knowledge of physical and philosophical London, Shakespeare's first arrival in--Buildings, costumes, manners --Political and religious conditions of the period Lucy's, Sir Thomas, relations with--Shakespeare's consequent departure from Stratford Marlowe's, C., influence on Melancholy, pessimism, and misanthropy of causes of--Shakespeare's restoration to happiness Montaigne's influence over Morality--Shakespeare's conception of true morality Music, Shakespeare's love of Nature and solitude, Shakespeare's love and longing for Painting described by Parentage and boyhood of Shakespeare at Stratford Pembroke, William Herbert, Earl of, passionately loved by-- Shakespeare's Platonism and idolatry in friendship Position of Prosperity and wealth of--Shakespeare's purchase of New Place, houses, and land--Money transactions and lawsuits Puritanism hated and attacked by Rabelais compared with Return of Shakespeare to Stratford--Surroundings of--Visit of Shakespeare to London--Last years of his life Rivalry, Shakespeare's sense of Self-transformation, Shakespeare's power of Susannah, daughter of Tarlton eulogised by Tavern life of Theatres in time of, situation and arrangements of--Costumes, players and audiences Will of Womanhood, Shakespeare's ideal of Women, Shakespeare's contempt for 'Shakespeare and Montaigne,' by Jacob Feis 'Shakespeare and Typography,' Blades 'Shakespeare's Autobiographical Poems,' by C. A. Brown 'Shakespeare's Centurie of Prayse,' by Ingleby 'Shakespeare's Euphuism,' by Rushton (1871) 'Shakespeare's Knowledge and Use of the Bible,' by Bishop Charles Wordsworth 'Shakespeare's Legal Acquirements,' by Lord Campbell 'Shakespeare's Library, Collier's' 'Shakespeare's Mulberry Tree,' sung by Garrick 'Shakespearean Myth,' by Appleton Morgan Shallow in-- 'Henry IV.' 'Merry Wives of Windsor' Sheffield, Countess of Shelley 'Shepheard's Spring Song for the Entertainment of King James,' by Henry Chettle 'Shepherdess Felismena' 'Shepherd's Calendar,' by Spenser Sheppard Sherborne 'Shirley's Eulogy' of Beaumont and Fletcher Shottery, Anne Hathaway's cottage at Shrewsbury battlefield in 'Henry IV.' Shylock in 'Merchant of Venice' Sicinius in Coriolanus Sidney, Sir Philip Silence, Justice, in 'Henry IV.' 'Silent Woman, The,' by Ben Jonson (1609) Silvayn's, Alexander, 'Orator' Silvia in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' Simonides in 'Pericles' Simpson, Mr. Richard Sir Andrew Aguecheek in 'Twelfth Night,' Sir John Oldcastle (1600) Sir Tobby Belch in 'Twelfth Night' Slender in 'Merry Wives of Windsor' Slowacki Smith in Henry VI. Smith, William, founding the Baconian Theory (1856) Smith's, Thomas, 'Voiage and Entertainement in Rushia' Snug in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Socrates 'Apology' 'Solyman and Perseda,' by Kyd Somer, Sir George Somerset, Earl of See Robert Carr Sonnets (1601), melancholy and sadness of--Date of Pembroke and Mary Fitton addressed in Shakespeare's Platonism, idolatry in friendship, and inner life shown in--Form and poetic value of Sören Kierkegaard Southampton, Earl of, Shakespeare's patron--Conspiracy of Southampton, Lady Southwell, Elizabeth ---- Robert Spaccio, by Giordano Bruno Spanish Alliance 'Spanish Tragedy,' by Kyd Spedding James Speed in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' Spenser Stanley, Lord, in Richard III. Stationers' Register Statius' 'Thebaide' Stedefeld, G. F. Stephano in the 'Tempest' Stern, Alfred Stirling's, Count, 'Darius' Story of 'Troylus and Pandor' (1515) Stows Summarie of the Chronicles of England, 111 Straparola's Two Lovers of Pisa Stratford on Avon-- Birth of Shakespeare at--Description of town and Shakespeare's boyhood at Departure of Shakespeare from Property bought by Shakespeare at Shakespeare restoring position and prosperity of his family at Return of Shakespeare to--Surroundings of--Visit of Shakespeare to London--Last years of his life at Stuart, Arabella ---- Mary, mother of James I. Study of Shakespeare, by Swinburne Sturley, Abraham Suffolk, Duke of, in 'Henry VI.' Sullivan, E. Summarie of the Chronicles of England, by Stow Surrey, Henry, Earl of 'Swan' Theatre Swinburne Sycorax in the Tempest Sylvia in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' Symonds, John Addington Symons, Arthur Syren, literary club founded by Sir Walter Raleigh
TADEMA, ALMA-- Tagelied Tailor's, Robert, 'Hog has Lost his Pearl' (1614) Taine Talbot, Lord 'Tamburlaine the Great,' by C. Marlowe 'Taming of the Shrew' (1596) Tamora in 'Titus Andronicus' 'Tancred and Gismunda' Tantalus in Seneca's 'Thyestes' Tarlton, actor, Shakespeare's eulogy of 'Tarlton's Jests and News, &c.' 'Tartuffe,' by Molière 'Tears of Fancie,' by Watson 'Tears of the Muses,' by Spenser 'Tempest' (1612-1613) Dramatic value of--Chief characters in--Shakespeare's farewell to Art Sources of Wedding of Princess Elizabeth celebrated by Temptation, by Krasinski Thaisa in Pericles 'The Case is Altered,' by Ben Jonson 'The Hog has Lost His Pearl' (1614), by Robert Tailor 'The Orator,' by Alexander Silvayn 'The Prince,' 'The Puritan' (1607) 'The Supposes' 'The Theatre,' first play-house erected in London and owned by James Burbage 'The Witch,' by Middleton 'Theatre of God's Judgements' (1597) 'Theatrum Licentia,' in Laquei Ridiculosi (1616) 'Thebaide,' by Statius 'Théodore, Vierge et Martyre,' by Pierre Corneille Thersites in 'Troilus and Cressida' Theseus in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' 'Two Noble Kinsmen' 'Third Blast of Retraite from Plaies' (1580) Thisbe in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Thorpe, Thomas Thorvaldsen 'Thyestes,' by Seneca Thyreus in 'Antony and Cleopatra' Tiberius in Sejanus, by Ben Jonson Tibullus in Ben Jonson's 'Poetaster' Tieck Timandra in 'Timon of Athens' 'Timbreo of Candona,' Bandello's story of 'Times displayed in Six Sestyads,' by Sheppard 'Timon of Athens,' sources of--Shakespeare's part and purpose in--Coriolanus compared with Timon--Non-Shakespearian elements in--Shakespeare's bitterness and hatred of mankind, Titania in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' 'Titus and Vespasian' (1592) 'Titus Andronicus,' Shakespeare's authorship of Titus Lartius in "Coriolanus" Tolstoi, influence of 'Hamlet' on 'To the Majestie of King James, a Gratulatorie Poem,' by Michael Drayton Tophas, Sir, in John Lyly's 'Endymion' 'Tottel's Miscellany' (1557) 'Totus Mundus Agit Histrionem,' motto on sign of Globe Theatre, Shakespeare's allusion to Touchstone in 'As You Like It' Touchstone of True Love, or Hero and Leander, by Ben Jonson (see that title) 'Tragedie of Antonie' 'Tragicall Historye of Romeus and Juliet,' etc., etc. 'Travels of Three English Brothers' 'Treatise on Education,' by Plutarch 'Triar Table of the Order of Shakespeare's Plays,' by Furnival Trinculo in the 'Tempest' 'Troilus and Cressida' (1609) Contempt for women portrayed in Cressida's character Historical material for Homer's 'Iliad' compared with Scorn of woman's guile and public stupidity in 'Troilus and Cressida,' by Chaucer, (1630) 'Troublesome Raigne of John, King of England, with the discouerie of King Richard Cordelions Base sonne (vulgarly named the Bastard Fawconbridge): also the death of King John at Swinstead Abbey' Troy, destruction of 'True Tragedie of Richard Duke of Yorke, and the Death of the good King Henrie the Sixt' 'True Tragedy of Richard III.' Tschischwitz Tubal in 'Merchant of Venice' Tucca in Dekker's 'Satiromastix' Türck, Hermann Turgueneff, influence of 'Hamlet' on 'Turkish Mahomet and Hyren the Fair Greek,' by George Peele Turner, Mrs. 'Twelfth Night' (1601), gibes at Puritanism and chief characters in--Melancholy tone of Twine's, Lawrence, 'Patterne of Paynfull Adventures' 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' 'Two Lovers of Pisa,' by Straparola 'Two Noble Kinsmen,' Shakespeare's and Fletcher's parts in Tybalt in 'Romeo and Juliet' Tycho Brahe Tyler, Mr. Thomas Tyrone's, O'Neil, Earl of, rebellion in Ireland Tyrwhitt, Thomas
ULYSSES in 'Troilus and Cressida' 'Ulysses von Ithacia,' by Holberg 'Undivine Comedy,' by Krasinski 'Utopia,' More's
VALENTINE in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' Venice Ventidius in 'Antony and Cleopatra' 'Venus and Adonis' (1590-1591), descriptions of nature in Vere, Bridget Verges in 'Much Ado About Nothing' Vernon, Lady Elizabeth, Earl of Southampton's marriage with Sir Richard in 'Henry IV.' Verona Vespasian in 'Titus and Vespasian' Victor Hugo Vidushakus Vigny, Alfred de Villiers, Sir George, James I.'s favourite Viola in 'Twelfth Night' Virgil in 'Poetaster,' &c., by Ben Jonson Virgilia in 'Coriolanus' Virginia 'Vittoria Corombona,' by Webster 'Voiage and Entertainement in Rushia,' by Th. Smith 'Volpone,' by Jonson Voltaire Voltemand in 'Hamlet' Volumnia in 'Coriolanus' Vorstius, Conrad
WALKER, Henry Wall in 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Walsingham Ward, John, Vicar of Stratford Warner Warwick, Earl of, in-- 'Edward III.' 'Henry IV.' 'Henry VI.' Watkins, Lloyd Watson's 'Tears of Fancie,' sonnets Webster, John Weever, John 'Mirrors of Martyrs, or The Life and Death of Sir John Oldcastle Knight, Lord Cobham' Weldon, Sir Anthony Werder, K. Weston, Richard Whetstone, George 'White Divel' (1612), by John Webster Whyte, Rowland Widow of Florence in 'Alls Well that Ends Well' or 'Love's Labour's Won' 'Wild Goose Chase,' by Fletcher 'Wilhelm Meister,' by Goethe Wilkins, George William Rufus, King William in 'As You Like It' 'Merry Wives of Windsor' Williams in 'Henry V.' Willoughby, Ambrose Wilmecote Wilson, Arthur Wilton Winstanley Winter, Sir Edward 'Winter's Tale,' Greene supplying material for--Euphuism ridiculed in--Chief characters in Winwood, Lord Witches in 'Macbeth' 'Wit's Miserie,' by Thomas Lodge Witt, Jan de Wittenberg Wolsey in 'Henry VIII.' 'Woman-Hater,' by Fletcher Worcester in 'Henry IV.' Wordsworth 'Worthies,' by Fuller Wotton, Sir Henry Wrightman, Edward Wriothesley, Henry, Earl of Southampton, Wynkyn de Worde
YONG's, Bartholomew, translation of 'Diana' York in 'Richard II.' York, Duchess of, mother of Edward IV. in 'Richard III.' ---- Duke of, father of Edward IV., in 'Henry VI.' ---- Edward of. See Edward IV. ---- Edward of, son of Edward IV. See 'Edward V.' ---- Richard of, afterwards Earl of Gloucester and Richard III. See Gloucester Yorkshire Tragedy" (1608)
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