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Front matter Frontispiece Title Page Catalogue Commendatory Verse Plays reprinted from the 1616 Folio Every Man in his Humour Every Man out of his Humour Cynthia's Revels Poetaster Sejanus his Fall Volpone, or, the Fox Epicne, or, the Silent Woman The Alchemist Catiline his Conspiracy Verse reprinted from the 1616 Folio Epigrams The Forest Entertainments and a Panegyric reprinted from the 1616 Folio King's Entertainment in passing to his Coronation A Panegyre, on the Happy Entrance of James A Particular Entertainment of the Queen and Prince A Private Entertainment of the King and Queen The Entertainment of the Two Kings An Entertainment of King James and Queen Ann Masques reprinted from the 1616 Folio The First, of Blackness The Second Masque. Which was of Beauty Hymenæi The Masque with the Nuptial Songs The Masque of Queens, Celebrated in the House of Fame The Speeches at Prince Henry's Barriers Oberon, the Fairy Prince Love Freed from Ignorance and Folly Love Restored A Challenge at Tilt The Irish Masque Mercury Vindicated from the Alchymists The Golden Age Restored Plays reprinted from the 1640 Folio Barthol[o]mew Fair The Staple of News The Devil is an Ass The Magnetick Lady A Tale of a Tub The Sad Shepherd Verse and a fragment reprinted from the 1640 Folio Under-Woods Mortimer his Fall (play) Masques reprinted from the 1640 Folio Christmas his Masque A Masque Presented in the House of the Right Honorable Lord Hay The Vision of Delight Pleasure Reconciled to Vertue For the Honour of Wales News from the New World Discovered in the Moon A Masque of the Metamorphos'd Gypsies The Masque of Augures Time Vindicated Neptunes Triumph Pan's Anniversary: or the Shepherd's Holy-Day The Masque of Owles The Fortunate Isles, and their Union Love's Triumph through Callipolis Chloridia Miscellaneous works reprinted from the 1640 Folio Horace, his art of Poetry The English Grammar Timber: or Discoveries Works New to the 1692 Folio The New Inn (play) Leges Convivales
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