Primary works
Unless otherwise stated the place of publication is London.
Anon., Ancient Roman Statutes, trans. and ed. A. C. Johnson, et al. (Austin, TX, 1961)
Anon., Ant and the Nightingale, The, sometimes attrib. to T. Middleton, (1604)
Anon., Anthologia Latina (1572)
Anon., Appius and Virginia, in Five Anonymous Plays, ed. J. S. Farmer, (1908)
Anon., Arden of Faversham (1592)
Anon., Arithmetic; or, An Introduction to Learn to Reckon with the Pen, or with Counters, in Whole Numbers or Broken (1629)
Anon., Astronomica veterum scripta (Heidelberg, 1598)
Anon., Bartholomew Fair; or, Variety of Fancies (1641)
Anon., Ben Jonson’s Jests (1760)
Anon., Book of Common Prayer 1559, The, ed. J. E. Booty, (Charlottesville, VA, 1976)
Anon., Carmina Illustrium Poetarum Italorum, Volume 9 (Florence, 1722)
Anon., Castle of Perseverance, The (c. 1440)
Anon., Choice Banquet of Witty Jests, A (1660)
Anon., Chorus poetarum, 2 vols. (Lyons, 1616)
Anon., Closet for Ladies and Gentlewomen, A; or, The Art of Preserving, Conserving, and Candying (1627)
Anon., Cock Lorel's Boat (1518–19, perhaps first printed 1506–8)
Anon., Colloquia physica nova et admiranda (1614)
Anon Comparison Between the Two Stages, A (1702)
Anon., Contention Between Liberality and Prodigality (1602)
Anon., Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (Consilio et Auctoritate Academiae Litterarum Regiae Borussicae Edit) (Berlin, 1862)
Anon., Corpus omnium veterum poetarum Latinorum (Geneva, 1611)
Anon., Della nobiltà et eccellenza delle donne (Venice, 1544)
Anon., Description of Love, A: with Certain Epigrams, Elegies and Sonnets and also Jonson’s Answer to Withers (1620)
Anon., Description of Love, A: with Certain Epigrams, Elegies and Sonnets and also Jonson’s Answer to Withers, 5th edn (1625)
Anon., Dick of Devonshire, in A Collection of Old English Plays, ed. A. H. Bullen, 7 vols. (New York, 1964)
Anon., Distiller of London, The (1639)
Anon., Downfall of Temporizing Poets, Unlicensed Printers, Upstart Booksellers, Trotting Mercuries and Bawling Hawkers, The (1641)
Anon., Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages (Percy Society), 31 vols. (1840–52)
Anon., England’s Helicon (1600), compiled by A. B., ed A. H. Bullen (Freeport, NY, 1899; rpt. 1970)
Anon., England’s Parnassus: Or the Choicest Flowers of Our Modern Poets (1600)
Anon., England’s Parnassus, ed. C. Crawford, (Oxford, 1913)
Anon., England’s Parnassus (1600), ed. J. P. Collier, (1867)
Anon., Epigrammata et poematia vetera, ed. P. Pithou, the Younger (Paris, 1590)
Anon., Every Woman in Her Humour, sometimes attrib. to L. Machin, (1609); see also Field, N.
Anon., Famous History of Friar Bacon, The (1796)
Anon., Favourite, The (1770)
Anon., Female Wits, The, ascribed to W. M. (1704)
Anon., Florilegium omnium veterum graecorum poetarum epigrammatum (Heidelberg, 1603)
Anon., Gammer Gurton’s Needle (c. 1552–63), often attrib. to W. Stevenson, in Three Sixteenth-Century Comedies, ed. C. W. Whitworth (1984)
Anon., Gesta Grayorum; or the History of the High and Mighty Prince Henry, Prince of Purpoole, Anno Domini 1594, ed. D. S. Bland, (Liverpool, 1968)
Anon., Graecae grammatices in usum Genevensis Scholae perscriptae pars prima (Geneva, 1598)
Anon., Guy of Warwick (1661), ed. H. Moore (Malone Society Reprints, 170) (Manchester, 2007)
Anon., Haec Vir; or, the Womanish Man (1620)
Anon., Harangues et actions publiques des plus rares esprits de nôtre temps (Paris, 1609)
Anon., Help to Discourse, A., attrib. to W. B., and E. P., (1627)
Anon., Hic Mulier; or, the Man-Woman (1620)
Anon., Historiae Augustae scriptores sex (Paris, 1620)
Anon., History of the Famous and Renowned Knight, The; Sir Bevis of Hampton (n.d.)
Anon., Histriomastix [attrib. Marston], in The Plays of John Marston, ed. H. H. Wood, 3 vols. (Edinburgh, 1934–9)
Anon., Histriomastix 1610 [attrib. Marston], Tudor Facsimile Texts (1912; rpt. New York, 1970)
Anon., Homily Against Disobedience and Willful Rebellion (1547), in Certain Sermons and Homilies, ed. R. B. Bond, (Toronto, 1987)
Anon., Husband, The: A Poem Expressed in a Complete Man (1614)
Anon., Incomparable Jewel, The, Showed in a Sermon (1632)
Anon., Ingenii Fructus; or, the Cambridge Jests, attrib. to W. B., (1700)
Anon., Just Lawyer, The: His Conscionable Complaint Against Auricular or Private Informing and Soliciting of Judges (1631)
Anon., Lachrymae Londinenses. See Sylvester, J.
Anon., Lancashire Wonder, The: To Warn All Sinners to Repentance (?1631) (1700 edn. attrib. J. Tyson)
Anon., Law’s Resolution of Women’s Rights, The, attrib. to T. E., (1632; facs. rpt., Amsterdam, 1979)
Anon., Legend of Captain Jones, The (1631): see Lloyd, D.
Anon., Life and Death of Gamaliell Ratsey, The (1605)
Anon., Locrine, in Disputed Plays of Shakespeare, ed. W. Kozlenko, (New York, 1974)
Anon., London Jests (1684)
Anon., London's New Wonder; or, The Great Sleeper (n.d. [1630])
Anon., Look Up and See Wonders: A Miraculous Apparition in the Air, lately Seen in Berkshire at Bawlkin Green near Hatford (1628), sometimes attrib. to T. Dekker
Anon., Ludovici XIII, Franciae et Navarrae Regis, Triumphus de Rupella capta (Paris, 1628)
Anon., Lust's Dominion, ed. J. le Gay Brereton, (Louvain, 1931)
Anon., Malleus maleficarum (Lyons, 1615): see Kramer, H.
Anon., Merry Conceited Jests of George Peele, The (1607–20, rpt. 1809)
Anon., Merry Devil of Edmonton, The (1608)
Anon., Merry Jest of Robin Hood, The (1560)
Anon., Merry Tales and Quick Answers (c. 1532)
Anon., Merry Tales of Skelton, The (1567)
Anon., Merry Thought, The: or the Glass Window and Bog-House Miscellany, 3rd edn [1730]
Anon., Miracle of Miracles, A. As Fearful as Ever Was Seen or Heard Of in the Memory of Man (1614)
Anon., Moralis et civilis sapientiae monita (1611), attrib. to D. Baudius
Anon., Most Fearful and Strange News From the Bishopric of Durham (1641)
Anon., Mucedorus: A Contextual Study and Modern-Spelling Edition, ed. A. H. Jupin, (New York, 1897)
Anon., Mucedorus, in The Shakespeare Apocrypha, ed. C. F. Tucker Brooke, (Oxford, 1918)
Anon., Mundus et Infans, in A Select Collection of Old Plays, ed. J. Dodsley, and W. C. Hazlitt, (1874)
Anon., New Dictionary of the Canting Crew, A, attrib. to E. B., (1695)
Anon., New Quadrant, A, of More Natural . . . Performance, attrib. to C. B. (1649)
Anon., Nice Wanton, in A Select Collection of Old Plays, ed. J. Dodsley, and W. C. Hazlitt, (1874)
Anon., Nobody and Somebody: An Introduction and Critical Edition, ed. D. L. Hay, (New York, 1980)
Anon., Noticia utraque dignitatum, cum orientis, tum occidentis (Lyons, 1608), attrib. to G. Pancirolus
Anon., Old Meg of Herefordshire (1609)
Anon., Order of My Lord Mayor, the Aldermen, and the Sheriffs for their Meetings and Wearing of their Apparel Throughout the Year, The (1568)
Anon., Parnassus Biceps (1656)
Anon., Parnassus Plays, The Three (1598–1601), ed. J. B. Leishman, (1949)
Anon., Pilgrimage to Parnassus, The; with the Two Parts of the Return from Parnassus… 1597–1601, ed. W. D. Macray, (Oxford, 1886)
Anon., Pimlico; or, Run Red-Cap (1609)
Anon., Pleasant Comedy Wherein is Merrily Shown the Wit of a Woman, A (1604)
Anon., Pleasant Satire or Comedy, A (1595)
Anon., Prentice’s Practice in Godliness, attrib. B. P. (1608)
Anon., Pretty New Interlude, A; … King Darius (1565), in Anonymous Plays, 3rd Series, ed. J. S. Farmer, (1906)
Anon., Processionale, ritibus Romanae ecclesiae accomodatum; edition tertia (Antwerp, 1620), attrib. to M. Hovius
Anon., Proclamation for Reforming Sundry Inconveniences Touching the Coins of this Realm, A (n.d. [1629])
Anon., Proclamation for Restraint of Disorders in Soldiers Pressed for His Majesty’s Service, A (1625)
Anon., Proclamation for Suppressing of Light Gold, A (7 February 1630)
Anon., Queen’s Closet Opened, The, ascribed to W. M. (1655)
Anon., Rates of Merchandises as They are Set Down in the Book of Rates, The (1604–8)
Anon., Ratsey's Ghost, in The Life and Death of Gamaliel Ratsey, intro. S. H. Atkins, (Oxford, 1935)
Anon., Recreation for Ingenious Head-pieces (1645)
Anon., Recreation for Ingenious Head-pieces (1663)
Anon., Relation of Weekly Occurrences of News, A (22 October 1622)
Anon., Return from Parnassus, The; Parts I and II, in The Three Parnassus Plays (1598–1601), ed. J. B. Leishman, (1949)
Anon., Revenger's Tragedy, The, by T. Middleton, (?) (1607)
Anon., Rich Storehouse, or Treasury for the Diseased, attrib. to A. T.; rev. G. W. (1631)
Anon., Roxburghe Ballads, ed. W. Chappell, and J. W. Ebsworth, 9 vols. (Hertford, 1869–99; rpt. 1966)
Anon., Sir Thomas Smithes Voiage and Entertainment in Rushia, (1605)
Anon., Spy, The: Discovering the Danger of Arminian Heresy and Spanish Treachery, attrib. to I. R. (1628)
Anon., Star-Chamber Cases, Showing What Causes Properly Belong to the Cognizance of that Court (1630)
Anon.,
Tragical Reign of Selimus, The (1594), sometimes attrib. R. Greene, or T. Goffe, (MSC), ed. W. Bang, (Oxford, 1908)
Anon., True and Perfect Relation of the Proceedings at the Several Arraignments of the Late Most Barbarous Traitors, A (1606)
Anon., True and Plain Declaration of the Horrible Treasons, Practised by William Parry the Traitor, A (1585)
Anon., True and Very Memorable Relation of Certain Special Matters Received from Several Parts Beyond the Seas, A (1628)
Anon., True and Wonderful. A Discourse Relating to a True and Monstrous Serpent (or Dragon) Lately Discovered (1614)
Anon., True Narration of the Entertainment of His Royal Majesty, The (1603)
Anon., True Relation of a Brave English Stratagem, Practised Lately Upon a Sea Town in Galicia, A (1626)
Anon., True Relation of the Unjust, Cruel, and Barbarous Proceedings Against the English at Amboyna, A (1624)
Anon., Two Merry Milkmaids, A Pleasant Comedy Called (1620) attrib. to ‘J. C.’
Anon., Ulysses upon Ajax (1596)
Anon., Valiant Welshman, (Robert Armin?) (1615)
Anon., Warning for Fair Women, A; 1599, sometimes attrib. to T. Heywood, ed. C. D. Cannon, (The Hague, 1975)
Anon., Westminster Drollery (1671)
Anon., Wit and Drollery. Jovial Poems Never Before Printed (by J. M[ennis], et al.) (1656); see Mennes, J., et al.
Anon., Wisdom of Doctor Dodypoll, The (1600)
Anon., Wit's Recreations (1640)
Anon., Wonderful Discovery of the Witchcrafts of Margaret and Philip Flower, near Belvoir Castle, The (1619)
Anon., Work for Chimney-Sweepers, or, A Warning for Tobacconists (1601–2)
Anon., York Plays, The, ed. R. Beadle, (1982)
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