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Shakespeare - The Birmingham Shakespeare Collection - 16th - 21st Century

1 - English Works

0 - Reference works

1 - Collected editions of the works

2 - Selections of the works

4 - General literary history and criticism

401

401 - General Histories of Literature and the Drama

401.1 - General Histories of the Comic

402 - General Histories of English Literature

403

403 - Pre Shakespeare Drama

403.101

403.301 - Pre Shakespeare drama Texts

404

404 - Elizabethan and Jacobean literature (this may include some account of the earlier literature)

404.1 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Prose literature

404.01 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Texts - collections

Expand 404.01 - The school of Shakspere. Vol. 1, Histrio-Mastix ; The prodigal son ; Jack Drums entertainment ; A warning for faire women ; Faire Em. ; An account of Robert Greene, and his attacks on Shakspere and the players ; Index and glossary. - 1878

404.01 - The school of Shakspere. Vol. 1, Histrio-Mastix ; The prodigal son ; Jack Drums entertainment ; A warning for faire women ; Faire Em. ; An account of Robert Greene, and his attacks on Shakspere and the players ; Index and glossary. - 1878

404.2 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry

404.3 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama

404.9 - Biographies of Elizabethan and Jacobean writers

404.31 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Comedy

404.32 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Historical Drama

404.33 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Tragedy

404.101 - Elizabethan and Jacobean literature Texts

404.201 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry Texts

404.301 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama Texts

405 - Restoration and Eighteenth-century literature

406 - Nineteenth-century English literature

407 - Twentieth-century English literature

410

410 - History of English Literary Shakespearian Criticism - General Works

410.01 - Theory and Principle of Shakespearian criticism

411

411 - Works on Shakespearian critics and criticism of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

411.2 - Works on Johnson

412

412 - Works on Shakespearian critics and criticism of the Nineteenth-century

412.1 - Works on Coleridge

412.2 - Works on Hazlitt

412.9 - Works on other 19th century Shakespearian critics

413

413 - Works on Shakespearian criticism of the Twentieth-century

413.05

413.5 - Post-colonial criticism

413.9 - Minor Criticism (incl. feminist criticism)

415

415 - General Works of Shakespearian Criticism -Retrospective Anthologies and Collections

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 2, Comedy of errors. - 1878

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 3, A midsummer night's dream. - 1878

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 4, Two gentlemen of Verona. - 1878

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 10, King John. - 1880

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 21, Julius Caesar. - 1885-1887

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 22, All's well that ends well. - 1885-1887

415 - Shakespeare talks with uncritical people ... 23 and 24, Hamlet. - 1885-1887

415.1 - Sermons

415.2 - Orations, broadcasts and general lectures on Shakespeare

415.3 - General single essays

416 - 17th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism

417 - 18th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism

418 - 19th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism

419 - 20th Century - General Works of Shakespearian criticism

430 - Language and Literary Style - General Works (incl. origins and language style)

431 - Pronunciation and Phonology

432 - Punctuation and Spelling

433 - Grammar, Syntax and Idioms

434 - Use of Dialect and Slang - bawdry

435 - Prose and Poetry

436 - Rhetoric - nostalgia as rhetoric - oaths, homophones and swearing, wordplay, asteisms

437 - Imagery (metaphor) Trope

438 - Satire, Wit and Humour, Puns, Euphemism, proverbs and adages

439 - Other aspects (incl. method of Work, Shakespeare's names, vocabulary, use of particular words, computer test of words)

440 - Dramatic Technique and Structure - General works

441

441 - Narrative, Plots, Act and Scene Division, Unities of Time and Place, Story Telling

441.1 - Disguise plots in Shakespeare - Deception, Illusion, Metamorphosis, feigned death

442 - Textual indications of time and place - Anachronisms

443 - Prologues and epilogues

444 - Songs, Acrobatics, Dances

445 - Soliloquies Dialogue Chorus, etc.

446 - Tempo, Time relations, Suspense

447

447 - Particular types of scenes, speeches, speech interaction, play within a play, visual/ auditory symbolism, theatrical description/Iconoclasm

447.1 - Repetition in Shakespeare

447.09

447.9 - Combat scenes

449 - The Comic and the Tragic in Shakespeare Melodrama -catharsis

450 - Characterisation - General Works ‘Doubling' characters, motivation

451 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 2, Portia. - 1881-1885

451 - On some of Shakespeare's female characters. 3, Beatrice. - 1881-1885

451 - Women

452 - Soldiers and Sailors etc,

453 - The Aged and Children

454

454 - Eccentrics

454.1 - Fools

454.2 - Mad characters

454.3 - Melancholics

454.4 - Comic characters including servants, jesters

454.5 - Drunkards

454.6 - Lovers

455

455 - Shakespeare and the supernatural in general

455.1 - Witches

455.2 - Fairies

455.3 - Ghosts

456 - Villains - male only - subsidiary to other types, Flatterers Hypocrites

457

457 - Historical and Political Characters, Royalty and Nobility

457.1 - The Hero & his antagonist-motivating characters

458 - Shakespeare and National Character

459 - Others

460 - The Knowledge and Philosophy of Shakespeare as reflected in his writing: General works

461

461 - Shakespeare and (Philosophy) Religion and the Church, Moral and Religious values, man and nature - Natural Law, 'New World', Iconography, Homilies, Iconology, Iconography

461.1 - Biblical knowledge, References to mercy, wisdom, eschatology, prophecy, apocalypse, Heaven and Hell

461.2 - Shakespeare and Catholicism

461.3 - Shakespeare and Puritanism, Protestantism

461.4 - Shakespeare and Occultism, Anthropology, Pagan philosophies, Myth, Magic, Fantasy, Imagination e. g. metamorphoses

461.5 - The School of Night

Expand 461.7 - Shakespeare and Appearance and Reality, Art and Nature, Equivocation/Deceit, Dualist concepts, Deception, Lying, Detachment, Irony, Ambiguity, Existenia1iSm, Self, Being, Scepticism, Disillusion with the world, man's bestial behaviour

461.7 - Shakespeare and Appearance and Reality, Art and Nature, Equivocation/Deceit, Dualist concepts, Deception, Lying, Detachment, Irony, Ambiguity, Existenia1iSm, Self, Being, Scepticism, Disillusion with the world, man's bestial behaviour

Expand 461.9 - Shakespeare and others subjects - Honour, Fortune, Tragedy, Chivalry, Comedy, Excellence, Reason, Beauty, Bravery, Manhood, Valour, Slander, Humanity, Continuity, Sacrifice, Uncertainty, Innocence, Paradox, Interruption, Silence, Values, Revelation, Knowl

461.9 - Shakespeare and others subjects - Honour, Fortune, Tragedy, Chivalry, Comedy, Excellence, Reason, Beauty, Bravery, Manhood, Valour, Slander, Humanity, Continuity, Sacrifice, Uncertainty, Innocence, Paradox, Interruption, Silence, Values, Revelation, Knowl

464 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of Schools and Education

465 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of Domestic Life and Customs

467

467 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of individual physhology, physiology (Human)

467.1 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of sleep, insomnia

468 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of natural history and phenomena

469

469 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of science and medicine

469.1 - Shakespeare's medical knowledge

469.2 - Shakespeare's knowledge of astonomy and astology

471 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of the arts including music and aesthetics

473 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of heraldry and genealogy

474 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of folklore

475 - Shakespeare's knowledge of contemporary events and the idea of history in events rather than sources

476 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of topography, travel

477 - Shakespeare's knowledge or philosophy of topography, geography

479

479 - Literature: Shakespeare's sources

479.01

479.1 - Shakespeare's text sources

1865 - Shakspearian parallelisms collected from Sir Philip Sydney's Arcadia / [edited by Halliwell]. - 1865

1875 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Two noble kinsmen. Vol. 4, Abstract of the Teseide of Boccaccio. Chaucer's Knight's tale. - 1875

2549 - The novel from which the Merchant of Venice is taken. - 1755

2777 - Shakespear illustrated, or The novels and histories, on which the plays of Shakespear are founded / collected and translated from the original authors, with critical remarks ; by the author of the Female Quixote. - 1753-1754

2810 - Plautus, Menaeemi. - 1779

2810 - Promos and Cassandra. - 1779

2810 - Six old plays, in which Shakespeare founded his [plays]. - 1779

2810 - Taming of a shrew, 1607. - 1779

2811 - King Leir, and his three daughters : [six old plays, on which Shakspeare founded his ... King Lear, etc. / [edited by J. Nichols]. Vol. 2]. - 1779

2811 - The famous victories of Henry the Fifth [1617]. - 1779

2811 - The troublesome raigne of John, King of England. First and second part. - 1779

7377 - North's Plutarch : notes as to a copy of this work in the Greenock Library, supposed to have been Shakespeare's ... - 1871

7391 - Original story of Romeo and Juliet ... : from which Shakespeare evidently drew the subject of his drama / being the Italian text of 1530, and an English translation ... with critical preface ... notes and illustrations, by G. Pace-Sanfelice. - 1868

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : a collection of the plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare in the composition of his works : with introduction and notes. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. All's well that ends well. Vol. 3, Giletta of Narbona, from Painter's palace of pleasure. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Antony and Cleopatra. Vol. 3, The life of Antony, from North's Plutarch. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. As you like it. Vol. 2, Rosalynde: Euphues' golden legacie, by Thomas Lodge. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Comedy of errors. Vol. 1, The story of the two brothers of Avignon [from Goulart's admirable and memorable histories]. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Comedy of errors. Vol. 5, Menoechmi, translated from Plautus, by W.W. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Coriolanus. Vol. 3, The life of Coriolanus, from North's Plutarch. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Cymbeline. Vol. 2, Abstract of Boccaccio's tale of Bernabo da Genova. The account of Kymbeline, from Holinshed. The story of the Fishwife of standon-the-green, from Westward for Smelts. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Hamlet. Vol. 2, The historie of Hamblet. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Henry IV and Henry V. Vol. 1, Agincourt, the English Bowman's glory, a ballad. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Henry IV and Henry V. Vol. 5, The famous Victories of Henry V. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Henry VI., second part. Vol. 5, The first part of the contention between the Houses of York and Lancaster. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Henry VI., third part. Vol. 6, The true tragedy of Richard, Duke of York. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Henry VIII. Vol. 4, Selected passages from Holinshed's history of the reign of Henry VIII. Extract from Fox's Martyrs. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Julius Caesar. Vol. 3, Life of Julius Caesar, from North's Plutarch. Life of Brutus, from North's Plutarch. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. King John. Vol. 5, The troublesome reign of John, King of England. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. King Lear. Vol. 2, Queen Cordela, an historical poem, by John Higins, from the Mirror for Magistrates. The story of the paphlagonian Unkind King, from Sydney's Arcadia. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. King Lear. Vol. 2, The history of Lear, from Holinshed. The history of Lear, from the English gesta romanorum. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. King Lear. Vol. 6, The history of Leir and his three daughters, a play. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Love's labour's lost. Vol. 1, The story of Charles, King of Navarre, from Monstrelet. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Macbeth. Vol. 2, The history of Makbeth, from Holinshed. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Measure for measure. Vol. 3, The same, in prose, from Whetstone's Heptameron, 1582. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Measure for measure. Vol. 6, History of Promos and Cassandra, by George Whetstone. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Merchant of venice. Vol. 1, The adventures of Giannetto, from the Pecorone of Ser Giovanni Fiorentino. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Merry wives of windsor. Vol. 3, The story of Filenio Sisterna of Bologna, from Straparola. The story of Bucciolo and Peitro Paulo, from the Pecorone. The story of Lucius and Camillus. The story of Nerino of Portugal. The tale of the Two lovers of Pisa. The Fishwife's tale of Brentford. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Merry wives of windsor. Vol. 6, The first sketch of the play. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Midsummer night's dream. Vol. 1, The life of Theseus, from North's Plutarch. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Much ado about nothing. Vol. 3, The story of Ariodanto and Genevra, from Harington's Ariosto. The story of S. Timbreo di Cardona, from Bandello. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Othello. Vol. 2, The story of a Moorish captain, from the Hecatommithi of Giraldi Cinthio. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Pericles. Vol. 4, Apollonius of Tyre, from Gower's Confessio Amantis. The Patterne of Painfull adventures, a novel formed from Gower and other sources, by Lawrence Twine, 1576. The life of Pericles, from North's Plutarch. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Richard III. Vol. 5, The true tragedy of Richard III. Legge's Richardus Tertius. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet. Vol. 1, Romeus and Juliet, a poem, by Arthur Broke. Rhomeo and Julietta, from Painter's palace of pleasure. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Taming of a shrew. Vol. 4, Story of the Induction, from Goulart's Admirable and memorable histories, 1607. The waking man's fortune, a fragment of an old story-book. The shrewd and curst wife Lapped in Morel's skin, a poem. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Taming of a shrew. Vol. 6, The old comedy of the Taming of a shrew. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. The tempest. Vol. 4, Search for the Island of Lampedusa, from Harington's Ariosto. The origin of the "Speech of Gonzalo", from a passage in Florio's Montaigne, 1603. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. The winter's tale. Vol. 4, The history of Pandosto, by Robert Greene. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Timon of Athens. Vol. 4, The life of Timon, from Painter's palace of pleasure. Account of Timon, From Sir Richard Barckley's Felicity of man. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Timon of Athens. Vol. 6, Timon, a play anterior to Shakespeare's. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Twelfth night. Vol. 1, History of Apollonius and Silla, by Barnaby Rich. - 1875

19079 - Shakespeare's Library : plays, romances, novels, poems, and histories employed by Shakespeare. Two gentlemen of Verona. Vol. 1, The story of the Shepherdess Felismena, from the Diana of Montemayor. - 1875

19698 - The Moor of Venice. Cinthio's tale and Shakspere's tragedy. / By John Edward Taylor. - 1855

26642 - The troublesome raigne of John, King of England. First and second part. - 1764

57040 - Shakespeare's Plutarch ; being a selection from the lives in North's Plutarch which illustrate Shakespeare's plays / ed. with a preface, notes, index of names, and glossarial index, by the Rev. Walter W. Skeat. - 1875

57279 - Fortune's tennis ball : an early English metrical version of the foundation story of Shakespeare's Winter's tale / edited by James O. Halliwell ... - 1859

57345 - The famous victories of Henry the fifth : containing the honourable battell of Againcourt : as it was acted by the Kinges maiesties servants [ornament] / London, imprinted by Barnard Alsop, and are to be sold by Tymothie Barlow ... 1617. - 1857

57345 - The famovs victories of Henry the fifth ... / imprinted by Barnard Alsop, and are to be sold by Tymothie Barlow ... 1617. - c 1857

57349 - Shaksperian parallelisms, chiefly illustrative of The Tempest, and A Midsummer Night's Dream, from Sir P. Sydney's Arcadia. - 1865

57349 - Shaksperian parallelisms, chiefly illustrative of the Tempest and a Midsummer night's dream / [Halliwell]. - 1865

57350 - The tale of Tereus and Progne : referred to several times by Shakespeare / edited by J.O. Halliwell ... - 1866

57928 - Debate and stryfe betwene Somer and Wynter, a poetical dialogue, sixteenth century. - 1860

57928 - Debate and stryfe betwene somer and wynter / edited by Halliwell. - 1860

60558 - The taming of a shrew : London, 1594 : from the unique original in the collection of His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, K.G. - 18--

63837 - Alliterative poem on the deposition of King Richard II : Ricardi Maydiston De concordia inter Ric. II et civitatem London / edited by Thomas Wright. - 1838

69052 - The pityfull Historie of two loving Italians, Gaulfrido and Barnardo le vayne: which ariued in the countrey of Grece, in the time of the noble Emperoure Vaspasian. / And Translated out of Italian into Englishe meeter by John Drout, of Thauis Inne Gentleman. Anno. 1570. Imprinted at London by Henry Binneman, dwelling in Knightrider streete, at the signe of the Mermayde. - 1844

76514 - The Anglo-Saxon version of Apollonius of Tyre : upon which is founded the play of Pericles attributed to Shakespeare from a ms. in the library of C.C.C. Cambridge, with a literal translation, etc. - 1834

82349 - Original story of Rhomeo and Juliet. - 1750

88914 - The taming of a shrew : The first quarto, 1594. / (the play revized by another writer and Shakspere into "The taming of the shrew.") A facsimile, by photolithography, from the Duke of Devonshire's unique original, by Charles Praetorius ; with forewords by Frederick J. Furnivall. - 1886

94308 - The famous victories of Henry the Fifth / the earliest known quarto, 1598, a facsimile in foto-lithography (from the unique copy in the Bodleian Library) by Charles Praetorius ; with an introduction by P.A. Daniel. - 1887

99280 - G1' Ingannati : the deceived : a comedy, performed at Siena in 1531. - 1862

99280 - Gl'ingannati = The deceived : a comdey performed at Siena in 1531 ; and, Aelia Laelia Crispis / by T.L. Peacock. - 1862

99604 - The troublesome raigne of John, King of England : the first quarto, 1591, which Shakspere rewrote (about 1595) as his "Life and death of King John"... / a facsimile, by photolithography, from the unique original in the Capell collection at Trinity College, Cambridge, by Charles Praetorius ; with forewords by F.J. Furnivall...and a reprint of Mr. Edward Rose's paper of 1877-8 on 'Shakspere as an adapter'. - 1888

113338 - Diana. A pastoral novel. - 1737

113800 - Adventures on the black mountains : a tale upon which the plan of a couble falshood / was originally written by W. Shakespeare. - 1729

135273 - Persian tales / with notes by Clouston. The Kazi of Emessa, supposed to have been used by Shakespeare for his Merchant of Venice. - 1892

140906 - The troublesome reign of King John / ed., with an introduction by A.F. Hopkinson. - 1896

140908 - The famous victories of Henry the Fifth. - 1896

149117 - Rosalind : a novel. - 1893

149118 - Romeus and Juliet : [and, History of Hamlet]. - 1895

154514 - Shakspere's Holinshed; the Chronicle and the historical plays compared,. - 1896

201762 - Lodge's Rosalynde'; being the original of Shakespeare's 'As you like it' / ed. by W. W. Greg, M.A. - 1907

202930 - Greene's —Pandosto' or —Dorastus and Fawnia,' : being the original of Shakespeare's —Winter's tale,' / newly ed. by P. G. Thomas. - 1907

206195 - Brooke's 'Romeus and Juliet,' : being the original of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' / newly edited by J. J. Munro. - 1908

216315 - The chronicle history of King Leir: the original of Shakespeare's —King Lear' / ed. by Sidney Lee, LITT. D. - 1909

218650 - Shakespeare's Plutarch / ed. by C. F. Tucker Brooke. - 1909

235325 - The Menaechmi; the original of Shakespeare's "Comedy of errors";. - 1912

235736 - Rich's 'Apolonius & Silla,' : an original of Shakespeare's 'Twelfth night' / ed. by Morton Luce. - 1912

256405 - Hamlet and the Ur-Hamlet : (the text of the second quarto of 1604, with a conjectural text of the alleged Kyd Hamlet preceding it) / with an introduction by Appleton Morgan. - 1908

268553 - The thirty-third novel : [Mariotto and Giannozza] of Il Novellino of Masuccio from which is probably derived the story of Romeo and Juliet / translated etc. by Jonas.

295149 - Plutarch and Shakespeare / edited by Neil S. Snodgrass. - 19--

295149 - Plutarch and Shakespeare : [biographies from Plutarch's "Parallel Lives" illustrating certain of Shakespeare's plays] / edited by N.S. Snodgrass. - 1921

295636 - The world of the theatre : impressions and memoirs, March 1920-1921 / [by] J.T. Grein. - 1921

295637 - The story of Romeo and Juliet : (a source of Shakespeare's play) / revised for modern readers by Cotterill. - 1911

295637 - The story of Romeo and Juliet : a source of Shakespeare's play / revised for modern readers by Margherita Selvi. - 1921

297653 - A photographic reproduction of Luigi da Porto's prose version of Romeo and Giulietta dated 1535 : being the original source of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. With a literal translation into English from the Italian. Also a photographic reproduction of the 1539 edition / with full bibliography and introductory remarks by Maurice Jonas. - 1921

305293 - The little Decameron : a selection from Boccaccio. - 1923

314989 - Tragical tales; the complete novels / translated by Geoffrey Fenton (anno 1567) with an introduction by Robert Langton Douglas ; modernized and edited with a glossary by Hugh Harris, B. A. - 1923

328185 - The sources of Hamlet / with essays on the legend by Sir Israel Gollancz. - 1926

333619 - Holinshed's Chronicles; Richard II, 1398-1400, Henry IV and Henry V. - 1923

333620 - Lives of Coriolanus, Caesar, Brutus, and Antonius : in North's translation / edited, with introduction and notes by R.H. Carr. - 1924

333621 - Life of Julius Caesar, in north's translation / edited with introduction and notes by R.H. Carr. - 1924

333621 - Plutarch's life of Julius Caesar, in North's translation / edited with introduction and notes by R.H. Carr. - 1924

343400 - A Bible romance : Queen Esther, the heroine of scripture, with Shakespeare's tribute to beauty, truth, and love. - 1927

353978 - Shakespeare's Holinshed : the Chronicle and the historical plays compared / by W.G. Boswell-Stone. - 1907

358117 - Matteo Bandello; twelve stories selected and done into English. - 1895

388882 - Lodge's 'Rosalynde' : being the original of Shakespeare's 'As you like it' / edited by W. W. Greg, M.A. - 1931

388882 - T. Lodge's 'Rosalynde', [1590] : the original of Shakespeare's 'As you like it' / edited [with introduction, notes, etc.] by W.W. Greg. - 1951

389720 - Rosalynde : Euphues golden legacie, found after his death in his cell at Silexedra, bequeathed to Philautus sonnes, nursed up with their father in England, fetcht from the Canaries / by T.L. Gent. - 1902

391793 - Plutarch's lives of Coriolanus, Caesar, Brutus, and Antonius, in North's translation / edited, with introduction and notes, by R.H. Carr. - 1906

391843 - Holinshed's Chronicles: Richard II, 1398-1400, and Henry V / edited by R. S. Wallace and Alma Hansen. - 1917

396029 - Rosalynde : a novel / with illustrations by T. Maybank. - 1928

403890 - Julius Caesar : from the histories of Julius Caesar and Brutus in North's Plutarch / put into Basic by A. P. Rossiter. - 1933

414235 - Lives of Demetrius, Mark Antony, and Themistocles / translated by J. Langhorne and W. Langhorne ; [edited, with introduction, by H. Morley]. - 1886

414236 - Lives of Demetrius, Mark Antony, and Themistocles / translated by J. Langhorne and W. Langhorne ; [edited, with introduction, by H. Morley]. - 1896

418062 - The goodly history of the true & constant love between Rhomeo & Julietta ... - 1903

438976 - Giulietta and Romeo; a story from the original Italian of Luigi da Porto of Vicenza / illustrated with pictures painted in Italy by the translator, Jessie Benton Evans. - 1934

473981 - The true chronicle history of King Lear : [the play on which Shakespeare founded his King Lear] / edited with an introduction [and notes] by A.F. Hopkinson. - 1895

508015 - Lives of Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar / translated by J. & W. Langhorne ; [with introduction by H. Morley]. - 1886

524347 - The story of Romeo and Juliet : a source of Shakespeare's play / revised for modern readers by Margherita Selvi ; translated by Vera and H.B. Cotterill. - 1940

545605 - Life of Julius Caesar in North's translation / edited with introduction and notes by R.H. Carr. - 1908

548840 - The Tragicall hystory of Romeus and Juliet : contayning in it a rare example of true constancie / [a poem by A. Brooke, based on a story by M. Bandello]. - c 1803

562182 - The taming of a shrew : the original of Shakespeare's Taming of the shrew / edited [with an introduction, notes, glossarial index and appendices] by F.S. Boas. - 1908

563661 - Holinshed's Chronicle as used in Shakespeare's plays. - 1927

574542 - Woodstock : a moral history / edited with a preface by A.P. Rossiter ... - 1946

596818 - The French Bandello: a selection; the original text of four of Belleforet's Histoires tragiques. / Edited with an introduction by Frank S. Hook. - 1948

613447 - Shakespeare's Plutarch : a selection from the lives in [Sir T.] North's Plutarch which illustrate Shakespeare's plays / edited, with a preface, notes, index of names, and glossarial index, by W.W. Skeat. - 1904

637758 - The painfull adventures of Pericles, Prince of Tyre / edited by Kenneth Muir. - 1953

665215 - Holinshed's chronicle as used in Shakespeare's plays / edited by Allardyce & Josephine Nicoll. - 1955

665309 - Shakespeare's Appian : a selection from the Tudor translation of Appian's civil wars / edited by Ernest Schanzer. - 1956

665704 - Narrative and dramatic sources of Shakespeare. - 1957-

667944 - Shakespeare's Plutarch; the lives of Julius Caesar, Brutus, Marcus Antonius, and Coriolanus in the translation of Sir Thomas North. / Edited, with an introd., glossary, and parallel passages from Shakespeare's plays, by T. J. B. Spencer. - 1964

754717 - The Sources of ten Shakespearean plays / edited by Alice Griffin. - 1966

764821 - Shakespeare and his sources / [edited by] Joseph Satin. - 1966

768790 - Elizabethan love stories / edited with in introduction and glossary by T. J. B. Spencer. - 1968

F 4234 - Four chapters of north's Plutarch ... sources to Shakespeare's tragedies / edited by Leo. - 1878

Q 188519 - Shakespeare's Ovid,. - 1904

Q 384859 - Gesta Danorum : [one of the sources of Hamlet] / primum a C. Knabe & P. Herrmann recensita ; recognoverunt et ediderunt J. Olrik & H. Raeder. - 1931-1937

p 147683 - Original story of Romeo and Juliet [and] Juliet's tomb at Verona. - 1823

479.2 - Shakespeare's classical sources

479.3 - Shakespeare's foreign sources

479.4 - Shakespeare's English sources

479.41 - Shakespeare's souces: Emblem books

479.42 - Shakespeare's souces: Jest books

480 - Shakespeare and English Literature

481 - Comparisons with Pre-Shakespearian Literature

482

482 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature Shakespeare and his contemporaries

482.2 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Poetry and Shakespeare

482.3 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama and Shakespeare

482.11 - Bacon and Shakespeare.

482.24 - Milton and Shakespeare

482.26 - Sidney and Shakespeare

482.27 - Spenser and Shakespeare

482.29 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Minor prose writers and Shakespeare

482.31 - Marlowe and Shakespeare

482.32 - Jonson and Shakespeare

482.33 - Beaumont and Fletcher and Shakespeare

482.35 - Heywood and Shakespeare

482.36 - Lyly and Shakespeare

482.39 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Minor dramatic writers and Shakespeare

483

483 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature

483.1 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Prose

483.3 - Shakespeare and Restoration and Eighteenth Century Drama

484 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Literature

484.1 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Prose

484.2 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Poetry

484.3 - Shakespeare and Nineteenth Century Drama

484.13 - Dickens and Shakespeare

484.15 - George Eliot and Shakespeare

484.17 - Scott and Shakespeare

484.21 - Keats and Shakespeare

484.22 - Byron and Shakespeare

485 - Shakespeare and Twentieth Century Literature

488 - Shakespeare and the Renaissance

489 - Shakespeare and Classical Literature compared

490 - Shakespeare and Foreign Literature - The Influence and Appreciation of Shakespeare Abroad - General Works & Criticism

491 - Shakespeare In U.S.A. and Canada

492 - Shakespeare In Germany

493 - Shakespeare In France

494 - Shakespeare In Italy

495 - In Other European Countries

495 - Shakespeare In Spain, Portugal and South America

497 - Shakespeare in In the Far East

498 - Shakespeare in In the U.S.S.R.

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5 - Literary criticism of the separate plays and the poems, and certain groups of the Plays

6 - The stage and the production of Shakespeare’s Plays

7 - Music and pictorial art

8 - Textual history: printing, editing and translation of the text

9 - Biographical appendix - Shakespeare’s life and times

10 - English Shakespeariana

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