Burmann, Peter, 163, 326.

Butler, Samuel, 39, 169, 180, 309,
320, 342.

Bysshe, Edward, 308.

Cadogan, William, 262, 347.
Camden, William, 205, 210, 342,
345, 346.

Campion, Thomas, 190, 336.
Candide. See Voltaire.
Capell, Edward, xxviii, 197, 198,

212, 248, 338, 345, 347.
Casaubon, 11I.

"Cassiopeia" (Theobald's proposed
reading in Henry VI), xlvi.
Catiline. See Jonson.

Cato. See Addison.
Cavendish, George, 200.

Caxton, William, 183, 330, 336,

337.

Censor, The, xi.

Cervantes, 166, 181, 328.

Chapman, George, 175, 331.

Chaucer, 53, 133, 138, 158, 183,

185, 324, 332, 335.
Cheke, Sir John, 132.
Chrysostom, Saint, 108, 319.
Churchill, Charles, lix.
Churchyard, Thomas, 183.
Cibber, Colley, 133, 307, 323.
Cibber, Theophilus, xiii, 186, 327,
335.

Cicero, 34, 36, 53, 109, 194, 337.
Cinthio, 178.

Clarke, Samuel, 320.
Clerk, John, 132.
Clopton, Family of, 70, 71.
Collier, Jeremy, Historical and

Poetical Dictionary, xxxviii.
Colman, George, 199-201, 338.
Combe, John, 21, 69, 70.
Comical Gallant. See Dennis.
Concanen, Matthew, xlviii.
Condell, Henry, 51, 57, 60, 68,

Cooke, Thomas, 317.
Cooke, William, xxi.
Copley, Anthony, 342.
Corbet, Richard, 345-

Corneille, Pierre, 37, 127, 322.
Cradock, Joseph, 162, 326.
Crendon. See Grendon.
Critical Review, The, lx, lxi, 326,

327, 334, 336, 338.
Criticism, Science of (Theobald's
Preface), 81, etc. (Warburton's
Preface), 101, etc.; uninstructive
if general, 225, 347. Canons of
Criticism, see Edwards.
Cruden, Alexander, 177.
Cumberland, Richard, lxiii.
Cursory Remarks on Tragedy, xxi.

Dacier, André, 18, 86, 105, 307.
Daily Journal, The, xliv, xlvi.
Daniel, Samuel, 176, 190, 331,
336.

Davies, John, 176.

Dares Phrygius, 53, 187, 312.
Davenant, Sir William, 6, 8, 14,
206, 307, 327.
Dee, John, 180, 333.

Dekker, Thomas, 208, 337, 340.
Denham, Sir John, 167, 328.
Dennis, John, On the Genius and
Writings of Shakespeare, xvii,
xxii, xxxix, xl, 24-46; venera-
tion for Shakespeare, xi, 46, 310;
attitude to the dramatic rules,
xvi, etc.; attitude to Rymer, xvi,

xl; view on Shakespeare's

learning, xxii, 31-46; doctrine
of 'poetical justice,' 27-29, 309;
Letters to the Spectator, xxxix;
Impartial Critick, xvi, xxxix;
Comical Gallant, xvii, xl, 304;
Invader of his Country, xl, 24;
Letter to Steele, xl, 309, 310;
Characters of Sir John Edgar, xl;
Defence of a regulated Stage, 304;
Essay on the Operas, 311; criti-
cised by Warburton, 105; criti-

cised by Johnson, 117, 140;
"attempted to stab a man in the
dark," 329.

De Quincey, Thomas, xix.
Dictionary, General (1739-40), lvii.
Digby, Sir Kenelm, 191.
Digges, Leonard, 167, 328.
Dilworth, W. H., xxix.

Dodd, William, 169, 174, 184, 329.
Dodsley, Robert, 164, 327; Old
Plays, 181, 333..
Dogget, Thomas, 306.
Donne, John, 85, 182.
Dorastus and Faunia.

See Greene.

(Pope's sug-
gested reading in 1 Henry VI.),
xlvi, 87, 316.

on

Drayton, Michael, 109, 167, 320,
328.
Dryden, John, xiii, etc.; opinion
on Shakespeare's learning, xxii,
41, 166, 167; opinion
Pericles, 4; identified Spenser's
"Willy as Shakespeare, 7;
view on Jonson's attitude to
Shakespeare, 55, 305, 312; Essay
of Dramatic Poesy, xiv, 160, 161,
166, 167, 305, 310, 322, 326;
version of the Tempest, 14; pro-
logue to the Tempest, 15, 254;
Epistle Dedicatory of the Rival
Ladies, 308; Preface to Troilus
and Cressida, 307; Preface to
Ovid's Epistles, 39, 309; Defence
of the Epilogue, etc., 304; Discourse
concerning Satire, 305, 307, 313,
317; MacFlecknoe, 181.
Du Bartas, 167, 211.

Dugdale, Sir William, 11, 67-70.

Edward III., 212.

Edwards, Thomas, 149, 319, 325.

Eliot, John, 211, 344.

English Historical Review, The, 340.
Esmond, x.

Euripides, 40, 55, 164.
European Magazine, The, 329.

Falkland, Lord, 14, 305, 306, 307.
Faerie Queen. See Spenser.
Falstaff, 5, 10, 11, 67; Mor-
gann's Essay, passim; 305.
Farmer, Richard, Essay on the
Learning of Shakespeare, xxvi,
xxvii, xlv, lxi, 162-215; Anti-
quities of Leicester, lxi, 346;
Letter to Steevens, lxi ; "Pioneer
of the commentators," 164.
Farquhar, George, xv, 311, 322.
Fenton, Elijah, xli.

Fielding, Henry, xii, xxix, 322.
Fleming, Abraham, 183.

Fletcher, John, 15, 54, 110, 211,

320.

Fletcher, Lawrence, 68, 314.
Fuller, Thomas, xxxviii, 168, 305,
328.

Gamelyn, Tale of, xxv, 133, 178,

323, 332.

Gardiner, Stephen, 132.

Garrick, David, xii, xiii, 193, 325.
Gascoigne, George, 201, 339.
Gay, John, xli.

Gellius, Aulus, 178, 332.
Genest, John, English Stage, xl, 322.
Gentleman's Magazine, The, xxi, lx,
318, 327.
Gerard, Alexander, 322.
Gerson, Jean, 183.
Gesta Grayorum, 200.
Gibbon, Edward, xii.
Gildon, Charles, attitude to the
dramatic rules, xv, etc.; opinion
on Shakespeare's learning, xxii,
168, 183, 334; relations with
Dennis, xvi, 328; criticised by
Theobald, 86; by Warburton
105; Reflections on Rymer's Short

View, xvi, 305, 316; supple-
mentary volume of Rowe's
edition, xxxix, and of Pope's,
xli; Essay on the Stage, XV,
xxii, xxxix, 310, 311, 312, 316,
334; Remarks on Shakespeare,
xxxix, 312; Art of Poetry, xvi,
xli.

Golden Booke of the leaden Goddes,
185.

Golding, Arthur, 183, 190, 312,
336.

Goldsmith, Oliver, xii, xiii, 326.
Gonsaga, Hanniball, 207.
Gorboduc, 140.

Gosson, Stephen, 202.

Gower, John, 178, 183, 332.
Granville, George, Lord Lansdowne,
xxxix, 306.

Gravelot, Hubert François, 318.
Gray, Thomas, xxxiv.

Green, ?, author of "Specimen of a

new version of the Paradise Lost
into blank verse," 180, 333.
Greene, Robert, 16, 206, 307,
343, 344.

Grendon, 205, 340.

Grey, Zachary, Notes on Shake-
speare, xxv, 150, 169, 178, 197,
210,317, 324; edition of Hudibras,
III, 320; other works, 320;
letter from Hanmer, lii.
Grimald, Nicholas, 194, 337-
Guardian, The, xi.

Guthrie, William, xx, 195, 318,
323, 338.

Guy of Warwick, 133.

Haddon, Walter, 132.

Hakluyt, Richard, 314.

Hales, John, of Eton, 8, 168, 305.
Hall, Edward, 192, 214, 337.
Hall, Dr. John (Shakespeare's son-
in-law), 22, 66.
Hall, John, 340.
Hall, Joseph, 189, 336.
Hamblet, Hystorie of, 197, 338.

Hamlet, Miscellaneous Observations on
(1752), xx.

Hamlet, Some Remarks on the Tragedy
of, xx, liii, 317, 318, 322.
Hanmer, Sir Thomas, Edition of
Shakespeare, xxix, lii-liv; Pre-
face, 92-95; readings or notes,
171, 192, 208, 209; Corre-
spondence, liv, 317, 318, 320; re-
lations with Warburton, li, 98-
101, 192; criticised by Johnson,
lix, 146, 147, 325; by Grey,
324, 325. See Hamlet, Some
Remarks on.

Hare, Francis, 111, 320, 321.
Harington, Sir John, 202, 332,
339, 346.

Harris, James, xx.

Harvey, Gabriel, 189, 336, 344.
Hawes, Stephen, 185.

Hawkins, Sir Richard, 208.
Hawkins, Sir John (1719-1789),
211, 343, 344.
Hayman, Francis, 318.

Hazlitt, William, x, xxxvii, 324.
Hearne, Thomas, 202, 207, 339.
Heath, Benjamin, xxxiii, 149, 171,
177, 209, 325, 329.
Heminge, John, 51, 57, 60, 68,
144, 310, 313.
Henryson, Robert, 335.
Heywood, John, 208, 209, 210.
Heywood, Thomas, 203, 210, 310,
312, 343.

Hierocles, 115, 321.
Hieronymo. See Kyd.
Higgins, John, 185.

History of the Works of the Learned,
lvii.

Hobbes, Thomas, 111, 321.
Holinshed, Raphael, 176, 192,

195, 213, 214, 337, 346.
Holt, John, 190, 206, 336, 341.
Homer, 24, 40, 48, 77, 88, 109,
113, 158, 175, 187, 311.
Horace, 3, 23, 30, 33, 40, 42, 43,
44, 74; notes passim.

Howard, James, 322.
Howard, Sir Robert, 322.
Howell, James, 210, 342.
Hudibras. See Butler.
Huetius, D. P., 155, 325.
Hughes, John, xi.

Hume, David, xxxv, 181, 333.
Hurd, Richard, 170, 185, 187,
315, 322, 329, 335, 347.

Idler, The, lix, 321.
Invader of his Country. See Dennis.

Jack Drum's Entertainment, 178,
331.

Jaggard, William, 203, 340.
James, Richard, 305.
Jew of Venice. See Granville.
Johnson, Samuel, Edition of
Shakespeare, xxix-xxxi, lix, lx;
Preface, 112-161; account of
his own edition, 150, etc.;
account of earlier editors, xxx,
xliv, 143, etc.; examination of
the dramatic rules, xix, etc.; of
tragi-comedy, 118, etc.; of the
unities, 126, etc.; opinion on
Shakespeare's learning, xxv, 135,
etc.; opinion of Farmer's essay,
xxvii; Observations on Macbeth,
lix, 318; Dedication to Shake-
spear Illustrated, lix, 323; Lives
of the Poets, xi, 323, 335; Mrs.
Piozzi's Anecdotes, 323; allusions
by Farmer to edition of Shake-
speare, 166, 171, 201, 208,

211.

See Idler and Rambler.
Jonson, Ben, Relations with
Shakespeare, 7-9, 54, 55; com-
pared with Shakespeare, 77;

66

brought critical learning into
vogue," 50; "small Latin and
less Greek," xxii, 41, 74, 135,
166, 167, 323, 327; Discoveries,
22, 43, 51, 167, 328; Every
Man in his Humour, 176; Catiline,
53, 310; Sejanus, 68, 211, 344 ;

Bartholomew Fair, 60; Ode on
the New Inn, 60, 179, 332.
Julius Caesar (alteration by the
Duke of Buckinghamshire), 38,
309.

Kames, Henry Home, Lord,
xxxiii, xxxiv, xxxv, 322.
Kemble, J. P., xxxvii.
Kenrick, William, lx, lxiii, 323,
327, 339.

King Leire, ballad, 323, 331.
Kirkman, Francis, 206, 341.
Kuster, Ludolf, 108, 176, 319,
331.

Kyd, Thomas, 140, 193, 210,
338, 343.

Laneham, Robert, 212, 345.
Langbaine, Gerard, xxxviii, 23,
178, 181, 308, 339.
Langland, William, 193.
La Mothe, N. G. De, 211.
Lauder, William, 182, 334.
Le Bossu, xviii, 86, 105, 316.
Le Loyer, Pierre, 191, 337.
Lennox, Charlotte, lix, 175, 323,
330, 332.

Lilly, William, astrologer, 177,
331.

Lily, William, grammarian, 132,
163, 201.

Linacre, Thomas, 132.
Lipsius, Justus, 78, 159.
Livy, 32, 309.

Locke, John, 163, 315, 326.
Locrine, 59, 203. See Shake-
speare, spurious plays.

Lodge, Thomas, 178, 206, 312,
344.

London Magazine, The, lx, 323, 325.
London Review, The, lxiii.
Longinus, 89, 317.
Lope de Vega, 210.
Lort, Michael, 188, 199, 336.
Lounger, The, xxxiii, lxiii.

Love's Labour Wonne, 178, 332.

341, 345.

Merrick, Sir Gelley, 346.
Middleton, Thomas, 334.
Milton, John, 86, 249; Paradise
Lost, 110, 179, 180, 182, 320;
L'Allegro, 41, 167, 310, 328;
Samson Agonistes, 45, 310.
Mirror, The, xxxiii.

Mirror for Magistrates, The, 185.
Mist's Journal, xliv.

Montagu, Mrs. Elizabeth, xx, lxii,
270, 347.
Monthly Review, The, lx.

More, Sir Thomas, 132, 185, 335-
Morgann, Maurice, Essay on Fal-
staff, xxxiii, xxxvii, Íxii, lxiii,
216-303; object of the Essay,
217; its "novelty," 218; his
opinion of Warburton, 248;
of Johnson, xxxviii, 248; of
Rymer, 251.

Morris, Corbyn, lxii, 318.
Muretus, 111.

Nash, Thomas, 206, 212, 341,

343, 344.

Nash, Thomas (husband of Shake-
speare's grand-daughter), 22.
Newcastle, Duke of, 198, 338.
New-place, Stratford, 71, 72, 314.
Newton, Sir Isaac, 111, 320.
Newton, Thomas, 182, 320, 333.
Nichols, John, xlii, etc., 314, 315,
316, 318, 346.

North, Sir Thomas, xxv, 133,
171-174, 178, 330
Northcote, James, xxvii.

Observer, The, lxiii.

Oldcastle, Sir John, 5, 241, 305.
Oldmixon, John, 105, 319.
Ovid, xxii, 39, 53, 184, 190, 203,
249, 312, 328, 336.

Painter, William, 178, 199, 210,

331, 332, 342.

Palace of Pleasure. See Painter.
Palmerin, 133-

Pauw, J. C. De, 174, 330.
Peele, George, 206, 341.
Percy, Thomas, 177, 331.
Phaer, Thomas, 183.
Phillippes, Augustine, 68.
Phillips, Edward, xxxviii, 210,
343.

Philpot, John, 210, 342.

Piers Plowman, 193.

Plautus, xxii, xxv, 9, 11, 38, 41,
53, 136, 200, 306, 310, 312,
324, 328, 339.

Players, social position in Shake-
speare's time, 59, 313; bad
taste, 51;
"the very worst
judges of Shakespeare," 277.
Plutarch, xxv, 32, 53, 133, 170-

174, 178, 307, 309.
Poems on Affairs of State, 308.
Pole, Reginald, 132.