Marlowe, 77, 265 sq., 285, 289, 304 | Munro, 76 256 sq., 266, 268, 279 m., 281 Menander, quoted, 8 Merchant of Venice, 272 sq. Middleton, 122, 268 Midsummer Night's Dream, 137, 149 n., 235 sq., 312 n. Mill, J. S., 209 sq. Milton, 93, 266 Minto, 120, 152 n., 223 n. Montaigne, influence of, on Shake- 185 $9. passages of, echoed or apparently intellectual potency of, 161 sq. culture-content of his essays, 166 sq. 167 sq. Nature and Art, Montaigne, Shake- Nisbet, J. F., 248 North's Plutarch, 149, 156, 162, 181 Oldcastle, 155 Orestes and Lear, 19 Othello, 107, 197, 238 sq., 338-9 Pascal, 169 sq., 184, 193 Peele, 12, 263 sq., 266, 289, 345 Persius, 327, 328 Petrarch, 163, 180, 338 Plato, 142, 201 supposed study of, by Shakespeare, not named in the plays, 345 Plays, prices paid for, 146 n. extensive influence of, on authors, Purgatory, a cold, 93, 95 Pythagoras, quoted, 86 n., 136 Rabelais, 163 Raisciac, 110 Rape of Lucrece, 144, 148, 151, 286, Revenge, 230 Romeo and Juliet, 237, 258 Rümelin, 136, 141 n. Sackville, 289 Sarrazin, 253 universality of, in literary appro- | Sainte-Beuve, 173, 175, 194 n. cosmopolitanism of, 231 Schlegel, 139, 142, 340 Sebonde, 194 Seneca, quoted, 10, 44, 69, 75 sq., 102, 105, 110, 124 sq., 130 ., tragedies of, influence Elizabethan drama, 122 sq.; English trans- 129 intellectual cast of, 130 sq. 147 sq., 185 sq., 217, 350-51 17 sq., 97 $9., 119 sq., 295 sq. and Italian, 78, 337 sq. influenced by Montaigne, 38 sq., 65, 287; and diverged from it, critical thinking of, 119, 151 how to be known in his plays, 185 life-history of, 140 sq., 142 sq., 346 sq. early work of, 143 sq., 161, 346 relation of, to his partners, 146, 221 n. family history of, 150-51, 347 as revealed in the Sonnets, 119, 152, 193, 340-41, 351 supremacy of, 159, 176, 241, 267, universal sympathy of, 179 sexual susceptibility of, 153 sq., reasoning power of, 200 sq. early Chauvinism of, 218 221 . originality of, 235 sq., 265 sq. contrasted with Bacon, 344 sq. Sidney, 83, 154 m., 326 Soliman and Perseda, 253 n., 254 significance of, 119, 152, 340-41 Spanish Tragedy, 111 1., 130 n., Spedding, 196 sq., 212, 213 cited, 51, 86, 93 n., 111 n., 227 n., on Shakespeare's classical know- Sterne, 175 Stirling, Earl of, 106 1.9 226 effect of actor's life upon, 152 sq., Style, in Montaigne and Shake- 222, 284, 348 comic genius of, 154, 176 uninventiveness of, 155, 235 sq. tragic genius of, 156, 176 spontaneity of, 159 speare, 65, 165 Superstitions as to future life, 92 sq. Surrey, 289 Swinburne, 139 Symonds, 265, 266 Titania, 317 Ward, A. W., cited, 271 sq., 286 Watson, quoted, 268 Titus Andronicus, authorship of, 4-5, Wendell, 141 m., 348 Whalley, 308 Whetstone, 192 n., 258 White, Richard Grant, 13, 98 m., 250, THE END Printed by R. & R. CLARK, LIMITED, Edinburgh. 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