Phillip Stubbes's Anatomy of the abuses in England in Shakspere's youth, A.D. 1583 / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.

  • Stubbs, Philip, active 1581-1593.
Date:
1877-1882
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Credit: Phillip Stubbes's Anatomy of the abuses in England in Shakspere's youth, A.D. 1583 / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    • Puhliadtons of the ITew Sha’kspere Society issued for 1874: Seriefl I. Transactions. 1. Part I, containing 4 Papers, editions of the genuine parts of jTwno?i and Pericles, and detail of that of ITenry Series II. Plays. The 1597 and 1599 Quartos of Romeo and Jvlie% in a. simple* . Reprints ; o. Part^lel Texts, by P. A. Daniel, [h. presented by PtnAice Leopold.'\ Series IV. Shakspere Allusion-Books. 1. Part I. 1592-8 a.d. (Greenes ftroateswai'th of Wit, 1592; Chettle’s ‘Kind-Harts Dreame,’ 1593 ; five sections from Meres’s Paf^arZis Tamia, 1598, &c.); ed. C. M. Ingleby, LL.D. For 1875: Series I. Transactions, 2, 3. 1874, Part II; 1875-6, Part I, containing Papers by Messrs , Hales, Fleay, Simpson, and Spedding, and Profs. Ingram and Delius. Series II. Plays. 4. Romeo and Juliet, c. a Revised Edition of the Quarto of 1599, with Collations, Notes and Introduction; edited by P. A. Daniel, Esq. 5, 6. Henry V., a. Reprints of the Quarto and Folio, edited by Dr Biinsley Nicholson. Series III. Originals ami Analogues. 1. Part I. The two Histories of Romeo and Juliet, by Ar. Br[ooke], 1562, and W. Painter, 1567; edited by P. A. Daniel. For 1876: Series II, Plays. 7, 8. The Two Noble Kinsmen, by Shakspere and Fletcher ; a. A Repiint; b. a revised Edition, by H. Littledale. {Presented by R. Jofinson, Esq.) Series VI. 2. a. Tell-Trothes New-yeares Gift, 1593. b. John'Lane’s Tom Tell-Troths message, 1600. c. Thomas PoweU’s Tom of all Trades, 1631. d. The Glasse of Godly Loue, [1569]. {Presented by 3 members.) Ed. F. J. Fumivall.' 3. William Stafford's Compendious or h'iefe Examination of certeyne ordinary Complaints of divers of our Countreymen, in these our Days, 1581; Intro- duction by F. D. Matthew; ed. by F. J. Fumivall. {Presentedfby the Earl ofDerhj.) 4. Phillip Stubbes’s Anatomie of Anuses, 1 May, 1583; Pt I, § 1 ; ed. F. J. Fumivall. Series VIII. Miscellanies. 1. Prof. Spalding’s Letter on the Authorship of The Two Noble Kinsmen, and the Characteristics of Shakspere’s _ style (1833). With a Memoii’ by Dr. J. H. Biuton, and Forewords by F. J. Fumivall. Fm- 1877: Series I. Transactions. 4. Part II. for 1875-6, containing Papers by Prof. Delius, Miss Jane Lee, Prof. S. R. Gardiner, &c. Series II. Plays. 9. Henry V., b. Parallel Texts of the First Qilarto (1600) and Folio (1623) edition;!; ed. Dr. B. Nicholson, with an Introduction-by P. A. Daniel. Series VI. Shakmere’s England. 1. Wi\\\sym'B.axnson’s Description of E'tigla’tid,\Sll, 1587, ed. by F. J. Fujjnivall. Part I, wdth Norden’s iMap of Lbndon, 1593, and Notes on it by H. B. Whe£(fley. ’ For 1878: v Series I. Transactions. 5. Pai-t I, 1877-9, with Papery by Jas. Spedding, Esq., &c. Series VI. ' Shaksperds Englaml. 5. William Harrison’s Description of England, 1577, 1587, Part II., with Maps and Engravings, ed. by F. J. Fumivall. Series VIII. Miscell<^nies. 2. Robert Chester’s Lords Martyr—•from which Shakspere’s lines to the ‘ Phoenix andTui’tle ’ were taken—edited by the Rev. A. B. Grosart, B.D. For 1879: Series I. Transactions. 6. Part II. for 1877-9, Mr. Daniel’s Time-Analysis of the Plots of Shakspere’s Plays. Series IV. Allusion-Books. 2. Shakmerds Centurie of Praise, the 2nd edition, by 0.' M. Ingleby,LL.D., and Miss L. Toulmin Smith. {Presented mainly by Dr. I-ngleby.) Series VI. Shaksperds England. 6. Stubbes’s Anatomie of Abuses, Part, I, § 2, with extracts from liLs other Works, and Wood-cuts : ed. F. J. Fumivall. Pahlications of the New Shakspere Society now at Press: Series II. Plays. 10. Henry V: c. a Revised Edition, with Notes and Introduction ; edited by Walter G. Stone, fiscp Series II. The Tfbo Noble Kinsmen, pub. 1634 ; c. Introduction and Glossarial Index, by Harold Littledale, Esq., B.A. {Presented by Richard Johnson, Esq.) Series II- Cymbelirw: a. a Reprint of the Folio, 1623; b. a Revisd Edition, with Introduction and Note.s> by W. J. Craig, M.A. Series VI. Shaksperds Ewjlaml. 7. Harrison’s Description of England, 157’L 1587, Part III; and Stubbes^ Anatomie of Abuses, Part II, ed. F. J. Purniv.all, M.A. Series VII. Mysterie.<l. <&c. Three Pith-century Mysteries, with a Morality, re-edited fivm the unhpie Digby MS. 133 by F. J. Fumivall, M.A.