Published Plays
- Anonymous - The Gossips' Brawl, or the Women Wear the Breeches
- Antony Brewer - The Lovesick King
- Lodowick Carlell - The Passionate Lovers, Parts 1 and 2
- Robert Daborne - The Poor Man's Comfort
- Robert Davenport - King John and Matilda
- Thomas Heywood & William Rowley - Fortune by Land and Sea
- Sir William Lower - Polyeuctes, or the Martyr
- Philip Massinger - Three New Plays, a collection that included The Guardian, The Bashful Lover, and (with John Fletcher) A Very Woman
- William Rider - The Twins
- James Shirley - The Gentleman of Venice and The Politician
- Jeremy Taylor - Golden Grove; or a Manuall of daily prayers and letanies . .
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