The marriage of Wit and Wisdom, an ancient interlude : To which are added Illustrations of Shakespeare and the early English drama / Edited by James Orchard Halliwell ...
1846
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Title
The marriage of Wit and Wisdom, an ancient interlude : To which are added Illustrations of Shakespeare and the early English drama / Edited by James Orchard Halliwell ...
Uniform title
Marriage between wit and wisdom.
Created/published
London : Printed for the Shakespeare Society, 1846.
Description
xii p., 3 leaves, [5]-147 p. : 1 ill. ; 22 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Shakespeare Society. Publications ; no. 31
Note
Written about 1579, printed from the manuscript in the British museum (Add. mss. 26,782).
Contents
The interlude of Wit and Wisdom. Notes.
Early illustrations of Shakespeare and the English drama: Shakespeare's Tempest. Curious dramatic manuscript. The marriage of the arts. Basse's epitaph on Shakespeare. Supposed poems by Shakespeare. Trinculo's strange fish. Prologue and epilogue to Richard III. Ballad on Troilus and Cressida. Lenton stuff, by Elderton. Adew, my pretty pussy. Forman on Shakespeare's plays. Shakespeare's birth-place. Epitaph on Combe. Epitaph on Shakespeare. Thomas and john Shakespeare. The young gallent's whirligig. The diggers of Warwickshire. Seal of Sir Thomas Lucy. The property of the Shakespeares. These knights will hack.
Early illustrations of Shakespeare and the English drama: Shakespeare's Tempest. Curious dramatic manuscript. The marriage of the arts. Basse's epitaph on Shakespeare. Supposed poems by Shakespeare. Trinculo's strange fish. Prologue and epilogue to Richard III. Ballad on Troilus and Cressida. Lenton stuff, by Elderton. Adew, my pretty pussy. Forman on Shakespeare's plays. Shakespeare's birth-place. Epitaph on Combe. Epitaph on Shakespeare. Thomas and john Shakespeare. The young gallent's whirligig. The diggers of Warwickshire. Seal of Sir Thomas Lucy. The property of the Shakespeares. These knights will hack.
Series
Publications (Shakespeare Society (Great Britain)) ; no. 31.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
PR2411 .C65 1846
Call number
PR2888 .L5 v.2