Aches, 319.

Action, 25, 164.

Actor, The, 216.

Shakspere as an, see "Shak-
spere."

Adam, in "As you Like It," 9.

Addison, 347, 351.
"Agamemnon, The," 462.
Ages, The Dark, 197, 460.
"Alchemist, The," 397, 417, 534.
Allegory, 511.

Alliteration, 512.

"All's Well that Ends Well," 249,

297.

Anger, 83.

46 'Antony and Cleopatra," 315.
Apollo, 234, 462.

Apothecary, The, in "Romeo and
Juliet," 119.

Apuleius, 511.

Arbaces, in" A King and No King,"
425.

Ariel, 140, 182.

Ariosto, 460, 496.

Aristophanes, 187, 189, 190, 420.
Aristotle, 51, 224.

Art and Nature, 227.

"As You Like It," 10, 293.

Autolycus, 382.

Avarice, 99.

Bacchus, 234, 462.

Bacon, 64, 65, 66.

on literature, 210.

Barbauld, Mrs., 26.

Bardolph, 75.

"Bartholomew Fair," 418.
Bastardy, 332.

Beaumont, 397. See "Beaumont
and Fletcher."

Beaumont and Fletcher, 399, 401,
402, 428, 440.

compared with Shakspere. See
"Shakspere."

compared with Jonson, 419.

their imitation of Shakspere,
11, 270, 331, 419, 443.

their indebtedness
Spanish Drama, 437, 444.

to

the

their metre and versification,
402, 431, 432, 435, 437, 446, 540.
their sneers at Shakspere, 419.
their ultra-royalism, 260, 281,
405, 429, 437.

their unnaturalness, 11, 533.
their women, 277, 299, 441.

their vice, 12, 443.

their virtue, 441, 444.