Lond.     1639.     (Three  copies.)  9124

The  Hvmorovs  Covrtier.  A  Comedy.  .  .  .  [First  ed.]  4to.
Lond.     1640.  9125

Loves  Crveltie.  A  Tragedy.  .  .  .  [First  ed.]  4to.
Lond.     1640.  9126

Pastorall  called  the  Arcadia.  .  .  .  [First  ed.]  4to.  Lond.
1640.  9127

The  Constant  Maid.  A  Comedy.  [First  ed.]  4to.  Lond.
1640.  9128

St.  Patrick  for  Ireland.  The  first  part.  [First  ed.]  4to.
Lond.    1640.  9129

No  more  published.
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Shirley — (continued).
The  Opportvnitie.  A  Comedy.  .  .  .  [First  ed.]  4to.
Lond.     1640.  9130

Another  edition.     4to.     Lond.     n.  d.  9131

Poems,  &e.    (Portrait.)    [First  ed.]    8vo.    Lond.    1646.    9132
Dr.  Farmer's  autograph  and  MS.  note.
The  Trivmph  of  Beavtie.  As  it  was  personated  by  some
young  gentlemen,  for  whom  it  was  intended,  at  a  private
recreation.     [First  ed.]     8vo.     Lond.     1646.  9133

Narcissus,  or,  The  Self-Lover.     8vo,     Lond.     1646.       9134

Via  ad  Latinam  Linguam  complanata.  The  Way  made  plain
to  the  Latine  Tongue.  The  Rules  composed  in  English  and
Latine  verse.     .     .     .     [First  ed.]     8vo.    Lond.     1649.     9135

Cupid  and  Death.  A  masque.  As  it  was  presented  before
his  excellencie,  the  Embassadour  of  Portugal,  upon  the  26.  of
March,  1653.  Written  by  J.  S.  [First  ed.]  4to.  Lond.
1653.  9136

Another  edition.  Cvpid  and  Death,  a  private  entertainment,
represented  with  scenes,  variety  of  dancing,  and  musick  .  ,.
