Narr&Drama Srce Shakespeare V6 | Geoffrey Bullough | Taylor & Francis

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ABSTRACT

First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter 1|31 pages

Titus Andronicus. Introduction Texts

chapter |1 pages

I. Probable Source [AJ and Analogue [BJ. The History of Titus Andronicus. Anon. n.d

chapter |9 pages

A. The Tragical History of Titus Andronicus

chapter |4 pages

T. Andronicus (ballad)

chapter |10 pages

translated by Arthur Golding (1567)

chapter |13 pages

lated by Jasper Heywood (1560)

chapter |6 pages

IV. Analogue. A Lamentable Ballad. Anon

chapter |6 pages

translated by Sir Thomas North (1579)· (Scipio Mricanus)

chapter 2|55 pages

Troilus and Cressida. Introduction

chapter |13 pages

Chapman (16II)

chapter |69 pages

translated by Arthur Golding (1567). (Books XII-XIII)

chapter |5 pages

VI. Possible Source. The Troilus and Cressida Plot, BM. MS. Add. I0449

chapter 3|27 pages

Timon oj Athens. Introduction

chapter |11 pages

II. Source. Plutarch's Lives oj the Noble Grecians and (I579). (From The Life of Alcibiades)

chapter |14 pages

III. Translation of Possible Source. The Dialogue oj Timon, by Lucian, from the Italian version by N. da Lonigo (I536)

chapter |16 pages

IV. Analogue. From Timone, by M. M. Boiardo (~ I487)

chapter |2 pages

V. Analogue. The Palace oj Pleasure, by W. Painter (I566). (The Twenty-Eighth Novell)

chapter |2 pages

VI. Analogue. From Theatrum Mundi, by P. Boai- stuau, translated by John Alday (I 566 ?)

chapter |42 pages

VII. Analogue. From Timon. Anon (after I60I)

chapter |10 pages

(I584)

chapter 4|26 pages

Pericles, Prince of Tyre. Introduction