(by Bale),41. SeeTroublesome Reign.King of Scots, The,71.Kinwelmarsh, F.,54.Kirchmayer,37.Knight of Malta, The,322n.Knight of the Burning Bush,71n.Knowles, Sheridan,344-346,356.Kotzebue, A. F. F. von,321,323,327,328,332,337.Kyd, Thomas, his plays,99-106;their influence,106-110,112-115,127,128,138,142,144;on revenge plays and Shakespeare,147-155,156,158,165,184;on later revenge tragedy,196,199,200,201,223,239;resemblance to in later plays,256,310.Lady Jane Grey,283,287.Lady of Lyons, The,346.Lamb, Charles,93,141,343,345,360.Landor, Walter Savage,14,338,348,349,361.La Place, Pierre de,297n.Laws of Candy, The,220.Lear, King,18,87,124,131,164,166-171,172,176,185,189,190,195,202,226,282,292,312,358.Lee, Harriet,352.Lee, Nathaniel,246,250,251,253,261,262,266-269,275,277,278,282,284,290,309,344,368.Legge, Thomas,59,60,118.Leir, King,85,166.Lessing, G. E.,318,327.Lewis, Matthew,323,328,329,342,343,357,359.Lillo, George,306,314-318,319,321,368.Lindsay, Sir David,41.Livy,71.Locrine,107,111,115,119n.,152.Lope de Vega,239.Lounsbury, Prof. T.,295n.Lovati, Lovato di,36.Love for Love,297n.Love's Cruelty,232,233.Love's Frailties,318n.Love's Sacrifice,227.Love the Cause and Cure of Grief,318.Love Triumphant,262.Lowell, James Russell,118.Loyal Brother, The,274.Loyal Subject, The,282.Lucius Junius Brutus,267,358.Lucrece,142.Lydgate, John,32.Lyly, John,75,79.Lyrical Ballads, The,339,355.Lyttleton, Lord,298,299,359.Macbeth,3,87,119,124,131,171-175,184-186,190,202,264,282,292,297n.,312,358.Macduff's Cross,349n.,350.Machiavelli,95,165,190,236,267,310,311.Macready, Wm.,290,331,332,335,345,346,360,363,364.Mahomet,295n.Maid of Honor, The,221,222,223,224,225,322n.Maid's Revenge, The,232.Maid's Tragedy, The,203,204,205-210,252,282,297n.,346.Malcontent, The,146,199.Mallet, D.,303.Manfred,352,357.Manley, Mrs.,266.Marcella,322n.Marcellus and Hannibal,14.Mariamne,308n.Marino Faliero,345,351.Marlowe, Christopher,6,42,48,55n.,61,73,74,75;his relations to his times,77-84; his tragedies,88-99;his influence on his contemporaries,106-113;on Shakespeare,113-126,132,133,138;on Chapman,144-146;on Shakespeare's later tragedy,154,155,165,166,169,172,184,185,187;on later Elizabethan tragedy,196,214,234,239;his plays not acted during Restoration,252;survival of his type of villain,310,311;revival of his influence on the Romanticists,347,353;his importance in the development of the species,367,368.Marriage Night, The,236.Marston, John,105,137,139,144,146-150,151,153,154,156,184,185,199,200,201,202,218,235.Mary Stuart,357.Mason, Wm.,297.Massacre of Paris, The(by Lee),267;(by Marlowe),89,144.Massinger, Philip,177,199,211,214,215,219-226,230,231,233-235,237,240,251,252,255,285,293,322.Matthews, Brander,373.Maturin, C. R.,344.May, Thomas,235.Measure for Measure,61n.,169,235,264.Meleager,59.Melibœus,40.Merchant of Venice, The,71.Merope,295n.,296,304.Merry Wives of Windsor,258,297n.Middleton, Thomas,3,137,199,215,217-219,229,240.Miller, James,295.Milman, H. H.,344,346,356,358.Milton, John,14,260,264.Mirandola,345,358.Mirror for Magistrates, The,32,52,70,90.Mirza,236.Misfortunes of Arthur, The,51,52,57,58.Miss Sara Sampson,318.Mitford, Miss,345,347,358,361.Mithridates,267,268,269.Monk's Tale, The,31,32.Moore, Edward,306,318.More, Miss Hannah,306,311.More, Sir Thomas,118,119.Morel, L.,300n.,302n.Morte D'Arthur, The,57.Morton, T.,335,338.Mountaineers, The,332,333.Mourning Bride, The,3,275,276,297n.,351.Much Ado about Nothing,162.Murderous Michael,71.Murphy, Arthur,295,306,308n.Mussato, Albertino,36.Mutius Scævola,71n.My Last Duchess,362.Mysteries of Udolpho,330.Mysterious Husband, The,319.Mysterious Mother, The,322,354.Nash, Thomas,61,100n.,103,111.Nero(by Lee),266,267.Nero, Tragedy of(Anon.),234.New Way to Pay Old Debts, A,220.Nice Wanton, The,29.Nightwalker, The,274.Nine Days Wonder, The,171n.North, Christopher. See Wilson, John.Norton, Thomas,52.Novellas Exemplares,212.Octavia,33.Œdipus(by Dryden and Lee),261,267;(by Gager),59;(by Sophocles),18.Old Fortunatus,139.O'Neil, Miss,344.Orbecche,56.Orestes(adaptation fromVoltaire),295n.;(by Dryden),263.Oroonoko,274,282,335.Orphan, The,270,271,274,282,368.Orphan of China, The,295n.Orrery, Earl of,253,257,277.Osorio,342.Othello,162-166,169,170,171,185,194,226,265,282,292,297n.,299,309,312,358,370.Otho the Great,349.Otway, Thomas,250,251,253,269-272,274,275,278,279,282,284,289,290,292,294,316,323,331,351,364,368.Painter's Palace of Pleasure,55,70.Palamon and Arcyte,58.Pamela,317.Pammachius,37,39,41.Paradise Lost,260.Paris and Vienna,71n.Patient Griselda,40,345.Payne, John Howard,344.Peele, George,75,79,84,107n.,108,110-112,132,133,146.Pembroke, Countess of,142.Percy,306.Père de Famille, Le,318.Perfidus Hetruscus,60n.Perkin Warbeck,227.Pericles(adaptation by Lillo),315.Persée et Demetrius,298.Perseus and Andromeda,71n.Petrarch,78.Phædra(by Seneca),56.Phædra and Hippolitus(Smith's adaptation of Racine),289,290.Phèdre,195.Philaster,203,204,282,322n.Philips, Ambrose,290.Philotas,142.Phœnissæ,54.Pickering, John,64.Picture, The,322n.Pilgrim, The,322n.Pix, Mrs.,266.Pixérécourt, René de,337.Pizarro,327,328,335.Plautus,21,36,39,63.Plays Confuted,72.Plays on the Passions,339.Pledge, The,346.Plutarch,106,108,142,154,162,175.Poetics of Aristotle, The,8,31,43.Political Justice,341.Politician, The,232,233.Pope, Alexander,273.Pope Joan, or the Female Prelate,266.Preston, Thomas,66.Pride of Life, The,29.Princess of Cleve, The,267.Procter, B.,345,356.Progne,58.Prometheus Unbound,14,298,353,355.Promus and Cassandra,