247. примечание. Будь таким, когда ты мертв. «Отелло», V. 2. 18.
248. Варвар. См. примечания о Вольтере, стр. 117 и сл.
«Бесплодные усилия любви». В своем издании «Бесплодных усилий любви» (1768) Кэпелл опустил пятнадцать строк из речи Бирона в акте IV, сц. 3 (IV. 1 в его собственном издании, стр. 54). Он не зафиксировал это опущение.
249. Ничего скоропортящегося в нем, кроме самой учености и т. д. Ср. Эдвард Юнг, «Предположения об оригинальном сочинении», 1759, стр. 81, и Херд, «Примечания к "Искусству поэзии" Горация», строка 286 (1757, I, стр. 213, 4): «Наш Шекспир был, я думаю, первым, кто сломал это рабство классического суеверия. И этим счастьем он был обязан, как и некоторыми другими, отсутствию того, что называется преимуществом ученого образования».
251. «Макбет», I. 5. 18, 49; V. 5. 13; V. 3. 23.
практикующий запрещенные искусства. «Отелло», I. 2. 78.
254. примечание. Магия Шекспира и т. д. Драйден, Пролог к «Буре», 1667, строки 19, 20.
258. miching malicho. «Гамлет», III. 2. 147.
260. но лишь вспыльчивое слово. «Мера за меру», II. 2. 130.
262. Кадоган, Уильям (1711–1797), модный лондонский врач, который опубликовал в 1771 году «Диссертацию о подагре и всех хронических заболеваниях», в которой утверждал, что подагра — это «болезнь, которую мы приобретаем сами» и «неизбежное следствие невоздержанности».
267, примечание. Ибо если еврей. «Венецианский купец», IV. 1. 280.
269. Души, созданные из огня, и дети солнца. Эдвард Юнг, «Месть», V. 2.
270. как раз там, где заканчивается юность. Ср. «Потерянный рай», XI. 245, 246.
[pg 348] 270. Старый, холодный и с невыносимыми внутренностями. «Виндзорские насмешницы», V. 5. 161.
Миссис Монтегю. Две главы в «Эссе о сочинениях и гении Шекспира» миссис Элизабет Монтегю (1769) посвящены первой и второй частям «Генриха IV». Она говорит о «трусливом и хвастливом нраве Фальстафа» (стр. 103) и утверждает, что «обжорство, тучность и трусость — это особенности натуры Фальстафа» (стр. 107).
271. золотой дурак. «Тимон Афинский», IV. 3. 18.
277. Актеры... худшие судьи Шекспира. Ср. Поуп, Предисловие, стр. 51.
285. строка 27. атакован. В оригинале стоит attached. В репринтах 1820 и 1825 годов читается attached to.
303. Его трясло от жгучей ежедневной перемежающейся лихорадки. «Генрих V», II. 1. 124, 91; II. 3. 10.
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Указатель.
Addison, Joseph, xix, 86, 134, 170, 306, 311, 315, 316, 329.
See Spectator.
Adventurer, The, xix, xxxii, 347.
Aeschylus, 55.
Akenside, Mark, lv.
Aleria, Bishop of, 158, 326.
Alleyn, Edward, 341.
Ames, Joseph, 186, 199, 210, 335.
Anacreon, 136, 174, 330.
Andromana, 181, 333.
Annual Register, The, lx.
Ariosto, 178, 201.
Aristophanes, 108, 319, 331.
Aristotle, 32, 50, 51, 56, 251, 311.
Arraignment of Paris, 206, 308.
Arthur, Death of, 133.
Ascham, Roger, 132, 346.
Ashmole, Elias, 331.
Atterbury, Francis, xxxiv, xl.
Aubrey, John, 205, 207, 340.
Ayre, William, xxix.
Bacon, Francis, Lord, 191.
Bandello, 199, 210, 342.
Barclay, Alexander, 175, 331.
Barclay, James, lx.
Bateman, Stephen, 185.
Beattie, James, xx.
Beauties of Poetry, 185.
Beeston, William, 205, 340.
Belleforest, 198, 199, 338.
Bellenden, John, 195.
Bentley, Richard, 81, 111, 158, 179, 315, 320.
Bermuda Islands, 69, 314.
Bernard, Sir John, of Abington, 22.
Betterton, Thomas, xii, xiv, xxxviii, 20, 206, 306, 307, 312, 327.
Biographia Britannica, xix, lvi, lxii, 204, 340.
Birch, Thomas, xlviii, lvii, 324.
Bishop, Hawley, l.
Bishop, Sir William, 72.
Blair, Hugh, xxxv.
Blefkenius, 188, 336.
Blount, Pope, xxxviii.
Boccaccio, 178, 332.
Bodley, Sir Thomas, 204.
Boece, Hector, 195.
Boisteau (Boaistuau), 210, 342.
Boswell, James, xx, lx, 318, 322, 325, 335
Boswell, James, the younger, 316.
Boyle, Robert, 139, 324.
Brantôme, 193.
Broke, Arthur, 342.
Broome, William, xli, 316.
Browne, William, 340.
Buchanan, George, 195, 196.
Buckinghamshire, Duke of, xvi, 38, 309.
Bunbury, Sir Henry. See Hanmer, Correspondence.
Burbage, Richard, 68, 313, 345.
Burgersdicius, 163, 326.
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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, 111.
“Cassiopeia” (Theobald's proposed reading in 1 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, 144, 310.
Congreve, William, 315.
Connoisseur, The, 323, 339.
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;
veneration 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;
criticised by Warburton, 105;
criticised [pg 351] 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.
Double Falshood. See Theobald.
Douglas, Gawin, 176, 183, 188, 189, 336.
Downes, John, Roscius Anglicanus, 307, 322.
“Drake, Francis” (Pope's suggested reading in 1 Henry VI.), xlvi, 87, 316.
Drayton, Michael, 109, 167, 320, 328.
Dryden, John, xiii, etc.;
opinion on Shakespeare's learning, xxii, 41, 166, 167;
opinion on 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;
prologue 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;
Morgann's Essay, passim; 305.
Farmer, Richard, Essay on the Learning of Shakespeare, xxvi, xxvii, xlv, lxi, 162-215;
Antiquities 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 [pg 352] View, xvi, 305, 316;
supplementary 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 Francois, 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 Shakespeare, xxv, 150, 169, 178, 197, 210, 317, 324;
edition of Hudibras, 111, 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;
Preface, 92-95;
readings or notes, 171, 192, 208, 209;
Correspondence, liv, 317, 318, 320;
relations 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.
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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 Shakespear Illustrated, lix, 323;
Lives of the Poets, xi, 323, 335;
Mrs. Piozzi's Anecdotes, 323;
allusions by Farmer to edition of Shakespeare, 166, 171, 201, 208, 211.
See Idler and Rambler.
Jonson, Ben, Relations with Shakespeare, 7-9, 54, 55;
compared with Shakespeare, 77;
“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 Shakespeare, 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.
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Lowin, John, 313.
Lucan, 131, 323.
Lucretius, 109.
Lucy, Sir Thomas, 3, 67.
Lycurgus, 109.
Lydgate, John, 183, 187, 335.
Lyttelton, George, Lord, xii, xxxiv.
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Lord, xxx, xxxi.
Maginn, William, xxvi, xxvii.
Malherbe, François de, 109.
Mallet, David, 89, 316.
Malone, Edmund, xxvii, xxxviii, 313, 340.
Mantuanus, Baptista, 3.
Manwaring, Edward, 180, 333.
Marks of Imitation. See Hurd.
Marlowe, Christopher, 183.
Marot, Clément, 211.
Marston, John, 181, 209.
Martial, 328.
Mason, George, xxxvii.
Menaechmi. See Plautus.
Ménage, Gilles, 109, 188, 319.
Meres, Francis, 202, 212, 339, 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 Falstaff, xxxiii, xxxvii, lxii, 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 Shakespeare'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 Shakespeare'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.
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Pope, Alexander, Edition of Shakespeare, xxviii, xl, xlv;
Preface, xviii, xxiii, xxxiv, xl, 47-62;
alterations in Rowe's Account of Shakespeare, xiv, xxxviii;
attitude to the dramatic rules, xviii;
opinion on Shakespeare's learning, xxiii, 52-55, 168;
debt to Betterton, 312;
error in Latin inscription, 70, 314;
relations with Theobald, xlii, etc., 78, 79;
attitude to Hanmer, liii;
criticised by Johnson, 143-145;
by Farmer, 172;
Dunciad, xviii, xl, etc., 184, 214, 316, 319, 320, 346;
Homer, xviii;
Essay on Criticism, 327;
Temple of Fame, 158, 326;
Epistle to Augustus, 311, 321, 324, 336;
“Scriblerus,” 179, 332.
Porter, Endymion, 8.
Prior, Matthew, 170, 327, 329.
Prynne, William, 183, 334.
Puttenham, Richard, 174, 330.
Quiney, Thomas (Shakespeare's son-in-law), 21, 66.
Quintilian, 110, 320.
Rabelais, 212, 345.
Rambler, The, lix, 322, 325.
Rapin, René, 105, 319.
Ravenscroft, Edward, 202, 340.
Rawlinson, Tom, 199, 338.
Reed, Isaac, xxi, xxxviii, xli, 329.
Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. See Percy.
Rex Platonicus. See Wake.
Riccoboni, Luigi, 200, 339.
Rich, John, xliv, 318.
Richard II., old play, 346;
adaptation, see Theobald.
Richard III., Latin play by Dr. Legge, 346.
Richardson, Jonathan, 182, 334.
Richardson, William, xxi, xxxv, lxiii.
Roberts, John, Answer to Mr. Pope's Preface, xli, 72, 314.
Rollin, Charles, 163.
Romaunt of the Rose, 183.
Ronsard, Pierre de, 175, 211, 330.
Roscommon, Earl of, 43, 310.
Rowe, Nicholas, Edition of Shakespeare, xi, xxviii, xxxviii;
Account of Shakespeare, xiv, etc., xxii, etc., xxxviii, xxxix, 1-23;
Pope's version of the Account of Shakespeare, xiv, xxxviii;
attitude to the dramatic rules, xiv, etc., 10, 14, 16;
opinion on Shakespeare's learning, xxii, 2;
allusions by later editors, 66, etc., 97, 137, 143;
by Farmer, 206;
Jane Shore, xiv;
his “delicacy,” 141.
Rowley, William, 308, 341.
Rymer, Thomas, xiv, etc., xl, 306, 308, 310;
criticised by Rowe, 9, 10, 20;
by Theobald, 78, 86;
by Warburton, 103, 105;
by Johnson, 117, 120;
by Morgann, 251;
Foedera, 69, 314.
Sachs, Hans, 200, 339.
Sallust, 34, 36.
Salmasius, 111, 159.
Saxo Grammaticus, 133, 197, 198, 338.
Scaliger, J. C., 190, 337.
Scaliger, J. J., 111;
quoted, 159.
Schlegel, A. W. von, x.
Selden, John, 14, 109, 307, 319.
Seneca, 73.
Serenus, Quintus, 79.
Seward, Thomas, 320, 327.
Sewell, George, xxiii, xxviii, xli, 168, 184, 305, 309, 310, 329, 334, 340.
Shaftesbury, Earl of, xxxiv, 90, 317.
Shakespeare, Rowe's biography, 1-23;
Theobald's account of [pg 356] his life, 65-72;
story of deer-stealing, 3, 67, 204, 304;