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SHAKESPEARE, THE EARL AND THE JESUITJohn KlauseIndex The page numbers relate to the original edition. The pagination of the original is as follows:
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V., 88-89, 201-2, 262n1, 262n4, 265n8, 270n33, 272n50, 272nn54-56, 274n1, 277n18, 277nn22-25, 277n27, 278-79nn31-33, 279n35, 282n25, 288n16, 288n21, 298n117, 298nn119-20, 300n7-11, 304n8, 310n64 Alexander the Great, 21, 180-81 Alfield, Thomas, 271n45 anachronisms, 75, 102, 112, 133, 135, 191, 284n55 Andrews, Michael Cameron, 297n104 Anne of Anne, Queen Consort of Anstruther, Godfrey, 274n70, 296n91 Apollonius of Apuleius: The Golden Ass, 69, 274n66 Aquinas, Thomas Arden, Edward, 36, 263-64n6 Arden, John, 263n6 Arden, Mary, 41, 257, 263-64n6 Arden, Robert, 263n6, 265n16 Arden, Simon, 263n6 Arden, Thomas, 263-64n6, 265n16 Aristotle, 266n26, 277n23 ars moriendi (the art of dying), 232 Arundel, Anne Dacres, countess of, 41 Arundel, Philip Howard, first earl of, 37, 43, 155, 158 Arundel, Thomas, Lord. See Wardour, Thomas Arundel, first baron of Asquith, Clare, 260n5, 290n41 Aubrey, John, 111 Augustine, Aurelius, St.: 94, 103, 168, 245; The City of Azor, Juan, S. J., 245 B Babington, Anthony, 105, 193 Babington Plot, 105, 164, 192-93, 290n47 Bacon, Sir Francis, 41 Bainton, Roland H., 295n83 Balaam’s Ass, 90 Bald, R. C., 285n73, 286n73 Baldwin, T. W., 109-12, 114-16, 118, 120, 281nn4-11, 281nn13-14, 282n20, 284n55 Banester, Edward of Iddsworth, 39, 265n9 Banester, Mary (née Southwell), 39, 265n9 Barton, Anne, 284n54, 302n26 Bate, Jonathan, 135, 272n57, 284-85n55, 285nn63-64, 285n66, 286n67, 286n71 Battenhouse, Roy, 287n13, 297n105 Bawcutt, N. W., 310n61 Bearman, Robert, 261n8, 265n11 Beauregard, David N., 260n5, 305n15 Belknap, Belknap, Sir Robert, 39-41 Belleforest, François de, 294n75 Belsey, Catherine, 287n4 Belson, Austen, 277n26 Bendlosse (Benlowes), Andrew, 277n26 Bennett, Josephine Waters, 304n3 Bentley, Eric, 124, 283nn41-42, 221-22-23 Berkeley, Thomas, 271n47 Bernini, Gianlorenzo, 104 Bestrafte Brudermord, Der (Fratricide Punished), 185, 192, 297n97 Bevington, David, 288n19 Bible: REFERENCES Gen., p. 124; Exod. 32:35, p. 297n102; Num. 4:28, p. 137, 12, p. 137; Deut. 32:2, p. 262n19; 32:35, p. 188; Josh. 5:13-14, 154; Judg. 6-7, p. 282n30; 1 Sam. 15, p. 297n102, 21:12-13, p. 294n75, 24:3-8, p. 173, 26:7-11, p. 173; 2 Sam. 2:14-17, p. 179, 11:11, p. 218; 2 Kings 5, p. 278n31; 2 Chron. 33:12-13, p. 172; Esther, pp. 30-31; Job, p. 199, 41:18, p. 70, p.298n115; Ps. 8, p. 289n35, Pss. 262n21; Prov. 5:4, p. 171; Isa. 1:11 (Vulgate), p. 295n89, 1:18, p. 173, p. 293n73, 30:15, p. 184, 49:26-27, p. 142; Lam., p. 194, 3:27-28, p. 71; Ezek. 33:25-26, p. 142; Dan., p. 217, 4:28-30, p. 218; Tob., p 289n38; Wisd. Of Sol. 5:12, p. 301n17; Ecclus. 22:13, p. 156, 38:17, p. 156; Prayer of Manasseh, 172; Matt. 2:16-18, p. 130, Matt. 2:19-23, p. 295n89, 5:28-29, p. 220, 7:1-2, p. 305n12, 7:3, p. 288n22, 7:5, p. 241, 7:13-14, p. 218, 10:29, p. 158, pp. 182-83, p. 195, 11:29-30, p. 104, 16:18, p. 92, 16:19, p. 130, 17:2, p. 63, 17:16-21, p. 117, 19:21, p. 72; Mark 4:24, p. 305n12; Luke 6:36-38, p. 237, p. 305n12, 6:42, p. 241, p. 288n22, 9:39-43, p. 117, 14:26, p. 93, 16:19-31, p. 29; John 8:7, p. 241, 18:17, p. 92; Acts, p. 119, 126, 7:55-60, p. 133, 19:1, 10, 16, 24-30, p. 113, 19:13, pp. 113, 116-17; 27, pp. 114, 118, 28:5, p. 68; Rom. 12:19, p. 188, 14:8-9, p. 170; 1 Cor. 2:9, p. 67; 1 Cor. 3:16, 6:19, p. 78; 2 Cor. 11:14, p. 165, 12:1-4, p. 67; Gal. 1:8, p. 195; Eph. 2, p. 128, 4, p. 128, 4:22, p. 113, 5:16, p. 162, 5:22-23, 31, p. 113, 6:5-9, p. 113-14, p. 126, 6:12, p. 218, 6:13-16, p. 113, 6:20, p. 114; 1 John 4:1, p. 165 biographical speculation, 15-17, 256-57, 259 Birje-Patil, J., 309n53 Blackmore, S. A., 287n10 Blount, Sir Christopher, 196-97 Boccaccio, Giovanni: The Decameron, 203, 205, 222, 300n7 Borromeo, Carlo, Cardinal: Testament of the Soul, 39-41, 257. See also Shakespeare, John Bossy, John, 282n16 Boswell, James, 290n39 Bothwell, James Hepburn, earl of, 193 Bouchard, Bowden, Henry Sebastian, 260n5, 305n11 Bradbrook, Muriel, 300n13 Bradley, A. C., 286-87n4 Bradshaw, Graham, 237-38, 308nn28-30, 308n33 Bridgman, Peter, 265n11 Brinton, Selwyn, 293n70 Broke, Ralph, 264n6 Brooke, Arthur, Romeus and Juliet, 22, 74 Brooks, Harold F., 261n13, 261n15, 271n47, 271n49, 274n67 Brown, John Russell, 262n19 Brown, Nancy Pollard, 38, 43, 261n18, 266n22, 266n29, 286n80, 294n78, 296n91, 310n2 Brown, Raymond E., S. S., 293n71 Browne, Anthony, 74 Browne, Anthony. See Montagu, Anthony Browne, first viscount Browne, Anthony. See Montagu, Anthony Maria Browne, second viscount Browne, Sir Anthony, 52 Brownlow, F. W., 261nn11-12, 262nn24-25, 265n15, 266n29, 275n7, 275nn9-12, 282nn18-19, 282n23, 282n25, 286n79 Budd, F. E., 27, 261n17 Bullough, Geoffrey, 273n60, 274n66, 274n68, 274n74, 277n16, 279n52, 281n7, 282n27, 283n36, 286nn69-70, 293n67, 294n75 Burghley, William Cecil, first baron, 39, 45, 53-54, 56-57, 89, 159, 162, 211, 270n34, 270n37, 270n40, 277n23 Bye Plot, 228 C Caesar, Julius, 149, 155, 181, 184, 287n10 Cairncross, Edward, 261n16 Calderwood, James, 308n35 Calvin, John, 98 Campion, Edmund, S. J., 19, 37, 39, 41, 111-12, 118, 271n45, 274n69 Caraman, Philip, S. J., 283n37, 286n77, 295n85, 304n5 Carey, Carey, Henry. See Hundson, Henry Carey, first Lord Carrell (Caryll), Sir John, 277n26 Cartwright, Thomas, 308n34 casuistry, 54, 92, 98-99, 106, 115, 180, 219-20, 225, 244-50, 258-59, 308-9nn36-41 Catesby, Robert, 264n6 Catesby family, 298n111 Catholicism: allegiance to, 39, 53-54, 89, 131; doctrine and practice of, 59-60, 72-73, 75, 112, 254, 297n100; and dissimulation, 18, 89,115, 187, 294n75; and doubt, 18, 92, 188, 192, 194; heroic, 54, 60, 71, 104, 106, 108, 110, 230, 236 (see also martyrdom); at Inns of Court, 118; of the “Mother Church,” 55, 122, 130, 178, 228; not monolithic, 18; Catholics: their crises of conscience, 92, 98-100, 141, 191-92, 199; penal laws against, 89, 91, 111, 114, 118, 121-22, 132, 228, 230, 254-55, 283n34, 305n11 Cecil, Anne, 162 Cecil, Robert. See Cecil, William. See Burghley, William Cecil, first baron. Cecil family, 41 Chadwyck-Healey: “Literature Online,” 262n221, 292n60 Challoner, Richard, 270n31, 282n25 Chamberlain, John: Letters, 278n32 Chambers, E. K., 56, 263-64n6, 271n47, 272n58 Chaplin, Charlie, 124 Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, 176, 178, 294n81 Charlesworth, J. H., 293n71 Chaucer, Geoffrey: 103; The Monk’s Tale, 28, The Knight’s Tale, 69 Chettle, Henry, 272n58 Chrysostom, John, church papists, 72, 115, 278n31, 279n43, 280n57, 281n16. See also dissimulation Clancy, Thomas H., S. J., 277n20 Clapham, John: Narcissus, 53 Clement VIII, Pope, 228 Cobham, Henry Brooke, eighth baron of, 197 Cohn, Albert, 297nn97-98 Coke, Edward, 89, 254 Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 237 Colthorpe, Marion, 271n48, 272n51 Constantine, Emperor of conformity, religious, 54 convergence of evidence, 22, 26 Copley, Anthony: 90; A Fig for Fortune, 193 Copley, Bridget, 41, 90 Copley, Margaret, 39 Copley, William, 89 Cornwallis, Cornwallis, Thomas, 262n4 Cottam, John, 17, 35, 39 Cottam, Thomas, S. J., 18 Cotton family, 41 Cotton, George, 90, 282n25 Cotton, John, 41, 90, 282n25 Counter-Reformation, 18, 72, 96, 102, 106, 259 Cox, John D., 298n111 Cranmer, Thomas, Archbishop of Crashaw, William, 278n32 Crehan, J., 273n59 Cross, F. L., 286n76 Cuddy, Neil, 304n8 Cuffe, Henry, 277n23 Cyprian, D Dacres, Anne. See Arundel, Anne Dacres, countess of Daniel, Samuel: The Complaint of Rosamond, 42, 78, 84 Daniell, David, 288n21 Dante, 103, 235 Dark Lady of the Sonnets, 17 Darnley, Henry Stuart, Lord, 193 Darrell, John, 116 DeBuck, J.-M, S. J., 266n22 De Groot, John Henry, 260n5, 265n11 Dekker, Thomas, 266n17, 278n30 Dethick, William, 264n6 Devlin, Christopher, S. J., 37-39, 45, 262n2, 262nn4-5, 265nn9-10, 265nn12-14, 266n21, 275nn6-7, 275n9, 275n11, 279n39, 282n32, 286n74, 292n62, 295n85, 296n91, 308n38 Dibdale, Richard, 35 Diet of dissimulation, 18, 54, 115 Dives, 29, 32 Dollimore, Jonathan, 298n115 Donaldson, Ian, 94-95, 279n44, 279n46, 279nn48-49, 280nn53-55, 280n64, 280n67 Donne, John: Biathanatos, 93, 295n81; Elegies, 52; The Lamentations of Jeremy, 194; Pseudo-Martyr, 93; Verse Letters, 208 Dormer, Dormer, Sir William, 74 Dorsch, T. S., 281n3 Douce, Francis, 273n59 Down, Angela, 222 Dubrow, Heather, 279n44 Duncan-Jones, Katherine, 15, 264-65n6, 272n57, 299n2, 299n5 Dutton, Richard, 260n5 Dyer, Edward, 42 E Eccles, Mark, 263-64n6, 265n16, 309n44 Eckermann, Johann Peter, 286n1 Edwards, Philip, 151, 287n6, 288n18, 288n20 Eliot, T. S., 45, 146-48, 266n23, 286n3 Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 39, 41, 44-45, 55, 57-60, 72, 92, 111, 115, 132-33, 164, 192-94, 197, 202-3, 227-28, 245, 271n49, 272nn51-52, 272-73nn56-58, 274n70, 280n60, 281n69, 283n34, 283n37, 286nn76-77, 290n47, 295n87. See also Shakespeare, William: and Queen Elizabeth and Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, third earl of: and Queen Elizabeth Ellison, James, 278n31, 305n11 Elton, G. R., 281n6, 283n32 Elze, Karl, 52 Empson, William, 309n42 equivocation. See casuistry and dissimulation Essex, Robert Devereux, second earl of, 17, 20, 37, 57, 89, 144, 151, 194, 196-97, 201, 203, 212, 254, 264n6, 272n58, 277n23. See also Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, third earl of: and the Essex Rebellion Estella, Fray Diego, 266n22 Evans, G. Blakemore, 299n2, 299n4 exorcism, 22, 25, 110, 113-14, 116-18, 282n21, 282n23, 282n25 F farce, 124-26, 129, 143 Finnis, John, 295n87 Fitton, Mary, 299n3 Foakes, R. A., 281n1, 282n29 forgiveness, 220-23, 225, 237, 239, 241, 249-52, 255. See also Sermon on the Mount Foxe, John: 116; Book of Martyrs, 135 Fraser, Antonia, 298nn109-110, 304n7 Fraser, Russell, 298n111 Freedman, Barbara, 126, 128-29, 283n44, 283n46, 283n49, 284nn52-53 Freeman, Arthur, 291n51 French, George Russell, 263-64n6, 290n44 Frias, Juan Fernández de Velasco, duke of, 228 Frye, Roland Mushat, 153-54, 287n13, 289nn30-31, 297n95, 297n100, 298nn107-8, 298n110, 305nn16-17 Furness, H. H., 262n19, 271n47, 272n57, 273n59, 289n37, 290n39, 290nn43-44, 296n91, 297nn97-98, 298n107 G Gage, Edward of Bentley, 89-90, 264n6, 265n9, 277nn25-26 Gage, Edward of Wormesley, 277n26 Gage, Sir Edward, 264n6 Gage, James, 265n9 Gage, John, 39 Gage, Mary, 265n9 Gage family, 39-41, 90, 132, 264n6, 274n2, 277n26 Gardner, Helen, 298n113 Garnet, Henry, S. J., 41, 92, 99, 180, 227, 259, 266n29, 295n85 Gascoigne, George: 46, 124; A Hundred Sundry Flowers, 74; Supposes, 281n7 Geckle, George, 305n14, 308n26, 309n44 genealogy of Shakespeare, Southwell, and Southampton families, 40 Gennings, Edward, 118 Gerard, John, S. J., 43 Gesta Grayorum, 281nn1-2 Gifford, Gilbert, 193 Giraldi, Giovanni Battista (Cinthio), 310n60 Gless, Darryl, 232, 305n15, 305n17, 308n27 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von: 168, 286n1; Faust, 145-48, 286n1; The Sorrows of Young Werther, 146; Wilhelm Meister’s Apprenticeship, 145-47, 286n2; G Golding, Arthur, 69-70, 274n68, 274n3, 286n71 Gonzaga, Aloysius (Luigi), S. J., 172, 293nn69-70 Gonzaga, Luigi, 171 Gonzaga family, 172 Gower, John: Confessio Amantis, 111, 113, 119, 120, 122, 124, 281n7 Gray, J. C., 286n69 Greenblatt, Stephen J., 15, 260n4, 262n24, 282n23, 286-87n4, 287n13, 294-95n81, 297n95 Greene, Robert, 17, 288n14 Greg, W. W., 281n2 Gregory, Brad S., 274n70 Grey, Lord. See Grosart, Alexander, 37, 60, 262n2, 266n22, 274n73, 275n7, 276n14 Gunpowder Plot, 41, 43, 142, 180, 197, 228, 259, 264n6, 295n85, 298n111 Gurr, Andrew, 131, 285n57, 305n10 H Hall, Susannah (née Shakespeare), 264n6 Hallett, P. E., 266n22 Hamer, Hammerschmidt-Hummel, Hildegard, 260n5 Harding, Davis P., 309n54 Harsnett, Samuel: A Declaration of Egregious Popish Impostures, 22-28, 31, 35-36, 110, 116, 258, 261n11, 262n25, 282n21; A Discovery of the Fraudulent Practises of One John Darrell, 116 Hartley, William, 109-11, 114-15 Harvey, Gabriel, 281n3 Hathaway, Anne, 208, 255 Hathaway family, 35 Hawkins, Harriet, 238, 308n31 Heinemann, Margot, 278n30 Heneage, Sir Thomas, 21, 54, 56-57, 109 Henry III, King of Henry IV, King of Henry VIII, King of Herodian, 286n69 Heywood, Thomas: 266n17, 278n30; The Rape of Lucrece, 95, 279n50 Hibbard, G. R., 290n42 Hieatt, A. Kent, 300n5 Hieatt, Charles W., 300n5 Hobbes, Thomas, 191 Hoff, Linda Kay, 288n15, 297n100 Holinshed, Raphael: Chronicles of Holmes, Peter, 270n41, 279n43, 280n57, 280n69, 282n16, 282n22, 308n37 Holy Innocents, The, 48, 55, 130 Honigmann, E. A. J., 17-18, 38-39, 239, 261n8, 308n32 Hopkins, Gerard Manley, S. J., 266n22 Horace: Odes, 30-31 Hotson, Leslie, 298n111 Houghton, Alexander, 19, 39 Howard, Henry. See Howard, Philip. See Arundel, Philip Howard, first earl of Howard, Thomas. See Hunsdon, Henry Carey, first Lord Hunt, Maurice, 260n5, 302n23 Hunt, Simon, 35 Hunter, G. K., 285n64, 286n69, 300n7, 305n12, 307n24 Hunter, Joseph, 290n43 Hunter, Robert Gans, 302n25 I Ibsen, Henrik, 148 J Jackson, MacD. P., 284n55, 285n64, 299-300n5 James I, King of England: 19-20, 75, 90, 201-4, 211, 226-29, 230, 255, 281n69, 304n8; Basilikon Doron, 226; and religious toleration, 227-28, 255, 259, 305n11. See also Shakespeare, William: and King James and Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, third earl of: and King James Janelle, Pierre, 266n25, 266n29 Jardine, David, 298n116, 298n118, 310nn62-63 Jenkins, Harold, 287n4, 288n18, 289n37, 290n41, 291n51, 292nn54-55, 292nn57-58, 295nn87-88, 296n91, 296n93, 297n96 Jerningham, Anne, 262n4 Jessopp, Augustus, 280n60 Jesuits, 19-20, 37, 41, 43, 60, 118, 172, 193, 244, 266n29 Joan of Arc, 18 Johnson, Samuel, 221-22, 287n9, 308n38 Jonsen, Albert R., 308n36, 308n39 Jorgensen, Paul A., 283n38, 283n40 K Kahn, Coppélia, 279n44, 280n64 Kernan, Kerrigan, John, 298n2 Kinney, Arthur, 128, 283n50 Klause, John, 261n10, 262nn20-21, 270n35, 274n71, 285n56, 286n68, 286n81, 298n113, 302n27 Kliger, Samuel, 135, 285n66 Knapp, Jeffrey, 261n9 Knight, G. Wilson, 229, 305n13, 305n15 Kolin, Philip, 270n37 Kozuka, Takashi, 260n6, 261n7, 266n28 Kuhl, E. P., 279n44 Kyd, Thomas, The Spanish Tragedy, 149 L Lascelles, Mary, 310n60 Lavater, Lewes, 297n104 Lazarus, 29-30 Lee, Maurice, Jr., 304n7 Leech, Clifford, 229, 305n13, 309nn45-46 Leicester, Robert Dudley, earl of, 37, 53, 278n29 Leites, Edmund, 309n39 Le Loyer, Pierre, 154, 297n104 Lennox, Lever, J. W., 306nn21-22, 310n61 Levin, Harry, 150, 287n11 Levin, Richard, 279n45, 279n50, 304n3 “Limbo,” 283n37 Lister, Michael, 262n4 Lister, Richard, 262n4 Liturgy of the Dead, 183, 290n41 Livingstone, E. A., 286n76 Livy, 88, 95, 97, 279n52 Lockyer, Roger, 304n7, 304n9 Lodge, Thomas: Scillaes Metamorphosis, 52 Loomie, Albert J., S. J., 304n6, 304n9, 305n18 Lord Admiral’s Men, 56 Lord Chamberlain’s Men, 56, 264n6 Loyola, Ignatius of: Spiritual Exercises, 305n19 Luther, Martin, 176, 178, 184-87, 192, 294-95n81, 295n83 Lyly, John, 124; Euphues, 159 Lyons, Bridget Gellert, 295n90 M MacCary, W. Thomas, 283n51, 284n53 MacDonald, Michael, 297n100 Mack, Maynard, 148, 287n5 “Maister W. S.,” 37-38, 42-43, 51, 257. 265n17, 266n28 Manners, Francis, 43 Manning, Roger B., 265n7, 265n13, 274n70 manuscript circulation, 38, 42-47, 51-52, 65-66, 77-78, 139, 256, 288n24, 296n91 Marcus, Leah, 305n11 Marlowe, Christopher, 164, 290n48; Dido: Queen of Marshall, Peter, 298n106 Marston, John: The Malcontent, 302n25 Martin, Gregory, 281n70 Martin, Patrick H., 262n4, 277n25, 295n87 Martin, Randall, 298n111 Martindale, C. C., S. J., 293nn69-70 martyrdom, 45, 54-55, 60, 71-73, 86, 88, 91-93, 95-96, 100-1, 103-8, 110, 115, 130-31, 133, 135-42, 151, 162, 168-70, 191, 219, 225, 229, 236, 274nn69-70 Martz, Louis, 266n186-87 Marvell, Andrew: “The Definition of Love,” 55 Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, 163, 192-93, 266n29 Mary Tudor, Queen of Maus, Katherine Eisaman, 310n59 Maxwell, J. C., 284n55, 285n58 Mayer, Jean-Christophe, 260n5 Mayowe (Mayo), John, 263n6 McDonald, James H., C. S. C., 261n18, 266n29, 296n91, 310n2 McGee, Arthur, 288n14, 297nn99-100 McGrath, Patrick, 304n7, 304n9 McKerrow, Ronald B., 275n5 McManaway, James G., 265n11 Melanchthon, Philipp, 178 mental reservation. See casuistry and dissimulation Meres, Francis, 208, 284n55 Merriam, Thomas, 291n49 Meyer, Arnold Oskar, 286n76 Michelangelo, 149 Middleton, Thomas: The Blacke Booke: A Satire, 291n52 Midsummer’s Day, 271n49 Miles, Rosalind, 309n43 Milward, Peter, S. J., 38, 60, 260n5, 262n3, 275n7, 282n19 Mincoff, Marco, 284n55, 285n64 Miracle Book, 25 Miriam Joseph, Sister, C. S. C., 287n13, 297n102 Mirror for Magistrates, A, 42 Montagu, Anthony Browne, first viscount, 39, 41, 54, 106, 270n40, 278n29, 280n69 Montagu, Anthony Maria Browne, second viscount, 228, 280n69 Montagu family, 74, 274n75, 280n69 Montaigne, Michel de: 19, 150, 266n23; Essays, 294n80, 295n88 Montferatt, Gugielmo Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua and Marquis (later Duke) of, 293n70 More, Henry, S. J., 290n46 More, Thomas, 140, 274n69, 286n78 Morey, Moshinsky, Elijah, 222 Muir, Kenneth, 22-23, 32, 68, 261n11, 261n17, 273n64, 274n3, 306n20, 308n28 Mulryne, J. R., 260n6, 261n7, 266n28 Munday, Anthony, 278n30 Murphy, John L., 262n24, 282n23 Murphy, Patrick M., 270n37 Mutschmann, Heinrich, 260n5 N Naaman the Syrian, 278n31 names in Shakespeare and Southwell, 120-21, 136-37, 164-65, 219, 231, 286n69 Nashe, Thomas: 51-52, 70, 270n32, 275n5; Christ’s Tears over Jerusalem, 295n87; Dido: Queen of Carthage, 284n55; Four Letters Confuted, 281n3; The Terrors of the Night, 288n14; The Unfortunate Traveler, 52, 77 Nero, 27-28, 149 Newman, John Henry, Cardinal, 261n14 Nicholl, Charles, 290n48 Nicodemism, 98-99 Noble, North, Sir Thomas, 22 Nowell, Alexander: Catechism, 186 Nutall, A. D., 308n33 O Ovid: 52-53, 95; Metamorphoses, 69, 73, 140, 286n71 P Paget, Charles, 193 Painter, William, 88, 279n52 Parker, Matthew: Psalms of David, 262n21 Parker, Patricia A., 126, 128, 274n69, 283n41, 283n47, 283n49 Parmiter, Geoffrey de C., 282n24 Pascal, Blaise: 244, Lettres Provinciales, 245 Patterson, W. B., 304n7 Peele, George, 284-85n55, 286n69, 290-91n49 Pembroke, Henry Herbert, second earl of, 37, 284n55 Pembroke, Mary Herbert (née Pembroke, William Herbert, third earl of, 299n3, 299n5 Perkins, William, 251 Perpoint, Gervais, 265n9 Persius, Satires, 295n88 Persons, Robert, S. J., 227 Petrarch, 42, 46 Petronella, Vincent, 283n50 Philip III, King of philosophy, limitations of, 152, 213 Phinch, Richard: The Knowledge or Appearance of the Church, 116 Pilarz, Scott, S. J., 273n58 Pius V, Pope, 140 Platt, Michael, 279n44 Platter, Thomas, 288n21 Plautus: 149; Menaechmi, 111-112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 124-25, 282n31, 283n36 Plowden, Alison, 298n109 Plumptre, James, 298n107 Plutarch: Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans, 22, 31, 51, 69, 137 Poley, Robert, 164, 193 Pollen, John Hungerford, S. J., 281n8 Pope, Elizabeth Marie, 308n28, 310n57 Prest, Wilfrid R., 282n24 Price, Joseph G., 287n5, 300n12, 302n22 Prosser, Eleanor, 154, 193, 287n13, 289nn32-33, 297n104, 297n106, 298n112 purgatory, 147, 149-50, 154, 161, 186-88, 191-92, 197, 199, 287n13, 288n14, 297n106, 306n19 Q Questier, Michael C., 264n6, 265n9, 270n39, 274n70, 277n26, 280n69 Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur, 302n1 Quiney, Judith (née Shakespeare), 17 R Ralegh, Sir Walter, 58, 134, 197 Read, Conyers, 290nn45-46 recusancy, 53-54, 59, 89, 91, 278nn28-29 recusants, 39, 89-91, 99, 115, 228, 280n60, 287n13 religious conflict, European, 112, 121, 140-41 Ricks, Christopher, 266n23 Rist, Thomas, 260n5 Rizzio, David, 193 Roe, John, 280nn62-63 Rollins, Hyder, 270nn33-34, 275n8, 276n14 Romano, Giulio, 293n70 Rookwood, Edward, 280n60 Rose, Elliot, 279n43 Rowse, A. L., 277n28, 279n34, 281n2 Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor, 203 S Sacks, Claire, 286nn2-4, 287n8 Sackville, Lady Margaret, 43, 159 Sadler, Hamnet, 115 Sadler, Judith, 115 Sander, Nicholas, 99, 281n70 Sandys, Sir Edwin, 90, 278n31 Sankey, William, S. J., 230 Sarrazin, Gregor, 300n5 Savage, John, 290n47 Scaramelli, Giovanni Carlo, 214, 278n31 Schanzer, Ernest, 309nn51-52, 310n56 Schoenbaum, Samuel, 15, 260n2, 281n15 Schrickx, Willem, 266n19 Schuster, Louis A., 286n78 Scot, Reginald: The Discoverie of Witchcrafte, 60, 69 Scott-Giles, C. W., 264n6 Sehrt, Ernst Theodor Semper, Seneca: 69, 149; De clementia, 262n19; Epistle 107, p. 164; Phaedra, 164; Thyestes, 140 Sermon on the Mount, 142, 237, 250, 258, 308n28. See also forgiveness Shaaber, M. A., 265n15 Shaheen, Naseeb, 262n19, 301n19 Shakeshafte, William, 18, 261n8 Shakespeare, Hamnet, 17 Shakespeare, John, 39, 42, 257, 261n8, 263-64n6, 265n11, 265n17. See also Borromeo, Carlo, Cardinal: Testament of the Soul Shakespeare, Judith. See Quiney, Judith (née Shakespeare) Shakespeare, Susannah. See Hall, Susannah (née Shakespeare) Shakespeare, William: his anonymity, 19; and Catholicism, 16-20, 38-39, 59-60, 75, 106, 112, 121, 127-28, 135, 140, 150-52, 184-197, 214, 230, 239, 254-55, 257-59, 287n13, 294-95n81, 297n100, 305n11, 305n15; and Queen Elizabeth, 59, 133-34. 202, 272-73n58, 295n87 (see also Elizabeth I, Queen of England); as Erasmian, 18, 261n9, 306n20; and heraldry, 263-64n6, 265n17; and King James, 19, 201-2, 226-27, 229, 259, 305n11 (see also James I, King of England); and Lancashire, 17-19, 39; as “politique,” 16, 19; and Protestantism, 17, 38, 59-60, 115, 121, 126, 128, 135, 140, 150, 184-87, 214, 227, 229, 239, 257-58, 287n13, 294-95n81, 297n95, 297n100, 305n11, 305n15; and Puritanism, 186, 220, 230, 242, 255, 305n11, 308n34; and religious conformity, 115; and religious reconciliation, 128-30, 135, 255, 258; and skepticism, 18, 168, 195-96, 257-58, 298n115; and Southampton, 19-21, 37-41, 52-57, 74-75, 77, 104, 106, 108-9, 118, 130, 139, 144, 151- 52, 187, 198, 201-4, 208, 211-14, 219, 223-26, 229, 237, 254-59, 264n6, 274n72, 299n3, 299-300n5; and Southwell, 19-21, 28-35, 37-43, 45-52, 55-56, 60-74, 77-88, 95, 107-9, 118-24, 128, 130, 132-39, 143-44, 152-84, 196, 199, 214-19, 223-25, 230-36, 256-59, 263n6, 267-69n30, 271n49, 273nn61-62, 273-74n65, 275-76n13, 276-77n14, 277n17, 279n51, 280n68, 283n37, 284n55, 285n65, 286n69, 286n72, 286n79, 288nn22-28, 289nn34-35, 289nn38-39, 290n40, 290n47, 291-92n53, 292nn59-61, 292-93nn63-66, 293-94n73-77, 294n79, 294n81, 295n82, 295nn84-85, 295nn88-89, 295-96n91, 296-97n94, 298n114, 306-7n24; and the state-church, 115, 127, 257; and the supernatural, 199, 259 PLAYS All’s Well That Ends Well, 21, 202-26, 246, 251, 253, 291n51, 300nn6-8, 300nn13-14, 301-2nn18-25, 309n47; Antony and Cleopatra, 272n52; As You Like It, 204-5, 246; The Comedy of Errors, 20, 109-30, 143, 214, 259, 281n7, 283n34, 283n49-51, 292n60; Coriolanus, 300n5; Hamlet, 21, 42, 64, 142, 145-200, 202, 204, 212-13, 223, 229, 259, 286-87nn2-8, 287-88nn10-15, 288n18, 288n20, 289nn29-34, 289n37, 289-90nn39-44, 291n51, 291-92nn53-61, 293n68, 293n72, 294n79, 295n82, 295nn87-88, 296n91, 296-97nn93-96, 297nn95-96, 297nn99-103, 297n105, 298n115, 299n4, 300n14; 1 Henry IV, 29, 31-32, 205; 2 Henry IV, 29, 42; Henry V, 21, 29, 151, 186, 205, 212-13, 272n58; 1 Henry VI,18, 27, 135, 258; 2 Henry VI, 18, 27, 258; 3 Henry VI,18, 27, 258; Henry VIII, 272n58; Julius Caesar, 30, 34-35, 150-52, 191, 198, 205, 223; King John, 18, 204-5, 261n10, 271n49, 273n58, 286n81, 288n21, 291n49, 298n114; King Lear, 22-28, 30-31, 35, 110, 118, 143, 195, 198, 246, 258, 261n11, 261n15, 261n17, 262n24, 282n23; Love’s Labor’s Lost, 73, 204, 274n72; Macbeth, 259, 295n85; Measure for Measure, 15, 20-21, 34, 106, 121, 214, 222-23, 226-255, 258, 259, 300n6, 302n25, 302-4(chapter 6)nn2-3, 305nn11-17, 306nn21-22, 306-7nn24-25, 308nn27-28, 308n31, 309n47, 309n55, 310nn59-60; The Merchant of Venice, 30, 32-34, 205, 214, 262n21, 286n81; The Merry Wives of Windsor, 272n57; A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 21, 28, 56-77, 109, 119, 204-5, 255, 271nn47-49, 272nn51-53, 273n62, 273-74n65, 274n67, 292n60; Much Ado about Nothing, 42, 205, 246; Othello, 29, 274n69, 306n19; Pericles, 43, 122, 266n19, 299n5; Richard II, 42, 151, 197, 264n6, 288n19; Richard III, 42; Romeo and Juliet, 30, 70, 73-74, 77, 204, 274n76, 300n7; The Taming of the Shrew, 30, 204; The Tempest, 30, 246, 251, 257; Titus Andronicus, 20, 29, 121, 131-43, 150, 164, 190-91, 193, 198, 261n10, 273n58, 284n55, 285nn58-59, 285-86nn63-67, 286n69, 286n71, 291n49; Troilus and Cressida, 151, 198, 204, 288n19, 294n76; Twelfth Night, 116, 204; The Two Gentlemen of Verona, 266n26; The Winter’sTale, 30, 293n70 POEMS Lucrece, 20, 30, 38, 42, 46, 56, 63, 75-109, 112, 131, 150, 201, 223-24, 226-27, 230, 236, 254, 275-76nn13-14, 277n17, 279nn44-45, 279n51, 280n68, 292n65, 299n5, 303-4n2; The Phoenix and Turtle, 261n10, 285n56; Sonnets, pp. 19, 201, 206, 208, 257; 1-17, pp. 299-300n513, 5, p. 47, 6, p. 206, 13, p. 206, 23, p. 266n27, 24, p. 207, 27, p.207, 31, pp. 206-7, 36, p. 206, 40, p. 206, 42, pp. 207, 224, 54, p. 47, 64, p.207, 65, p.262n23, 105, p. 206, 107, pp. 201-2, 208, 219, 223, 227, 266n27, 270n34, 299nn3-5, 111, p. 244, 115, pp. 201, 207, 124, pp. 52, 136, 261n10, 129, pp. 207, 257-58, 135, p. 207, 145, 208; Venus and Adonis, 20, 30, 38, 45-56, 60, 66, 88, 109, 131, 201, 206, 208-11, 213, 223-24, 226, 257, 266n24, 266n28, 267-69n30, 270n37, 271nn45-46 Sidney, Sir Philip: 162; Shell, Alison, 261n6, 266n28 Shelley, John, 39, 89, 132, 285n61 Shelley, Margaret, 264n6, 265n9 Shelley, Richard, 132-33, 285n61 Shelley family, 41 Shuger, Deborah Kuller, 304n4 Simmes, Valentine, 42 Simpcox, Sander, 18 Simpson,
Richard, 260n5, 265n11, 305n11
Sinfield, Alan, 298n115 Sixtus V, Pope, 172 Slater, Eliot, 300n5 Smart, J. S., 263-64n6 Smith, Hallett, 275n8 Snyder, Susan, 222, 300n13, 302n21, 302n24 Society of Jesus. See Jesuits Sohmer, Steve, 295n83 Sommerville, Johann P., 308-9nn39-40 Sommerville Plot, 36, 194, 298n111 Soto, Dominic, O. P., 245 source study, principles of, 21-36, 67-68 Southampton, Elizabeth Wriothesley (née Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, second earl of, 37, 39, 54, 59, 89, 104, 282n25 Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, third earl of: and Burghley, 39, 45, 53-54, 277n23; and Catholic books, 90, 278n32; as “Catholic hope,” 53-54; and the Essex Rebellion, 20, 43, 89, 151, 194, 196-97, 201, 212, 254, 264n6 (see also Essex, Robert Devereux, second earl of); and Gray’s Inn, 109, 118, 130; and Queen Elizabeth, 59, 197, 202-3 (see also Elizabeth I, Queen of England); and King James, 21, 90, 201-4, 211, 214, 225, 227, 254, 304n8 (see also James I, King of England); his majority, 56; and martyrdom, 54-55, 104, 106, 225-26, 236; plays, his love of, 39, 152, 288n21; a protector of Catholics, 89-90, 259; Protestantism, conversion to, 89-91, 214, 227, 257, 277n23, 278n31, 304n6; Protestant foreign policy, advocate of, 90, 278n30; his early recusancy, 53, 277n23; his religious conformity, 54, 90, 214, 225, 227; his religious dilemma, 53-55, 95, 131, 227; his religious evasiveness, 89-91, 277n18; and religious toleration, 89, 227, 254, 278n31; and Shakespeare, 19-21, 37-41, 52-57, 75, 77, 104, 106, 108-9, 118, 130, 139, 144, 151-52, 187, 198, 201-4, 208, 211-14, 219, 223-26, 229, 237, 254-59, 264n6, 274n72, 299n3, 299-300n5; and Southwell, 19-21, 38-41, 45-52, 55-56, 71-74, 88, 90-91, 108-9, 118, 139, 144, 152, 196, 214, 224-25, 254, 256-59, 269-70n31; and Elizabeth Vere, 53-54 Southampton, Mary Wriothesley (née Browne), countess of, 21, 53-54, 56-57, 75, 90, 109, 203, 278n29, 299n5 Southwell, Southwell, Richard (Robert’s brother), 262n4 Southwell, Richard (Robert’s father), 41, 43-44, 93, 174-75 Southwell, Robert, S. J.: and Cotton, John, 90; alias “Mr. Cotton,” 91; and Queen Elizabeth, 92, 132-34, 164, 273n58; letter to Robert Cecil, 44, 143, 266n22, 286n80; letter to Robert Persons, 281n8; life and career of, 41-44; as poet, 41-42; as “merchant,” 111-12; and the “politics of refusal,” 55, 99; and the “reform” of poetry, 39; and Shakespeare, 19-21, 28-35, 37-43, 45-52, 55-56, 60-74, 77-88, 95, 107-9, 118-24, 130, 132-39, 143-44, 152-84, 196, 199, 214-19, 223-25, 230-36, 256-59, 263n6, 267-69n30, 271n49, 273nn61-62, 273-74n65, 275-76n13, 276-77n14, 277n17, 279n51, 280n68, 283n37, 284n55, 285n65, 286n69, 286n72, 286n79, 288nn22-28, 289nn34-35, 289nn38-39, 290n40, 290n47, 291-92n53, 292nn59-61, 292-93nn63-66, 293-94n73-77, 294n79, 294n81, 295n82, 295nn84-85, 295nn88-89, 295-96n91, 296-97n94, 298n114, 306-7n24; and Southampton, 19-21, 37-41, 45-52, 55-56, 71-74, 88, 90-91, 108-9, 118, 139, 144, 152, 196, 214, 224-25, 254, 256-59, 269-70n31; attitude toward “stage players,” 42 POEMS “The burning Babe,” 153, 288n24; “Christs Childhoode,” 63, 72; Christs returne out of Egypt,” 182, 295n89; “Christ upon the Crosse to man,” 50, 65; “The Complaint of the B. Virgin,” 65, 86, 296n94, 301n20; “Content and Rich,” 50, 291n53; “Davids Peccavi,” 86, 288n24; “Decease release,” 49, 266n29; “The Ephinaie,” 292n63; “Epitaph on Lady Margaret Sackville,” 288n26; “The flight into Egypt,” 48, 130; “Fortunes Falsehood,” 174, 288n23, 288n27; “A holy Hymme,” 288n28, 307n24; “I die alive,” 168; “I dye without deserte,” 48; “Josephs Amazement,” 86, 168-69, 283n35, 288n24, 288n28; “Lewd Love is Losse,” 47, 55, 152, 288n23; “Life is but losse,” 87, 168; “Lifes death loves life,” 168; “Losse in delaies,” 307n24; “Loves Garden grief,” 88; “Loves servile lot,” 50; “Mans civill warre,” 288n27; “Marie Magdalens complaint,” 49; “The Nativitie of Christ,” 292n63; “Of the Blessed Sacrament of the Aulter” (“The Christians Manna”), 43; “New heaven, new warre,” 288n24; “New prince, new pompe,” 288n24; “A Phansie turnred into a sinner’s complaint,” 139, 176, 288n24, 307n24; “The prodigal childes soule wracke,” p. 160; Saint Peters Complaint, 38, 42, 46, 51, 60-65, 70, 77-87, 92-93, 95, 139, 153-55, 165, 168-70, 172-73, 235-36, 266n29, 275n4, 291n53, 292n64, 292n66, 293n73, 295n85, 296n94, 306n24; “Scorne not the least,” 28-32, 50; “Seeke flowers of heaven,” 63, 65, 70; “Sinnes heavie loade,” 49, 63, 142, 288n24, 292n53; “A vale of teares,” 49, 160, 275n4, 288n26, 289n34, 291n53; “S. Peters complaint” (Folger MS version), 51, 65; “Time goes by turnes,” 302n20; “Upon the Image of Death,” 296n91;“The Virgine Maries conception,” 49; [“The Virgine Maries] Nativity,” 295n85; “The virgin Mary to Christ on the Crosse,” 86; “The Virgins salutation,” 288n27; “What joy to live?” 168, 289n38 PROSE “The Author to his loving Cosen,” 37, 46, 60, 62, 73; An Epistle of Comfort, 32-35, 41, 47, 51, 63, 68-72, 77, 86-88, 93, 95-96, 99-102, 104, 117-24, 136-39, 141-43, 154, 158-60, 165, 169-71, 173-74, 177-81, 183-84, 199, 214, 216-19, 225, 230-35, 254, 256, 262n19, 262n21, 267n30, 269-70n31, 270n44, 271n49, 273n62, 273-74n65, 275n4, 277n17, 279n51, 280n68, 283n37, 286n72, 288nn25-28, 289-90nn39-40, 291-92n53, 292nn59-61, 292n66, 293n73, 294n79, 294n81, 296n94, 298n114, 301nn17-18, 301n20, 309n41; An Epistle unto His Father, 43, 88, 93, 95, 121-22, 139, 157-58, 160-62, 174-75, 177, 179, 183-84, 186, 215, 217, 276n14, 288nn27-28, 293-94n74, 294n77, 295n84, 296-97n94; An Humble Supplication to Her Majestie, 44, 95, 121, 133-36, 139, 142, 153-54, 157-58, 163-64, 169-70, 192, 271n49, 277n14, 280n65, 285n60, 285n65, 286n73, 288n26, 290n47, 292n53, 294n75, 296n94, 298n109, 301-2n20; Marie Magdalens Funeral Teares, 43-44, 51, 66-68, 77, 86-87, 124, 139, 154-55, 158, 161, 163, 165, 171, 175, 178, 180, 215-16, 235-36, 267-69n30, 275-76nn13-14, 286n78, 288nn26-27, 293n66, 295n82, 301n16, 302n20, 306n24; Short Rules of a Good Life, 43, 159-60, 160, 165; Spiritual Exercises and Devotions, 266n22; The Triumphs over Death, 42-44, 155-60, 170, 265n15, 288n27, 292n59, 293n73; Spenser, Edmund: The Faerie Queene, 272n57; Mother Hubberds Tale, 291n52 Spiller, Robert, 227 sponsalia (spousals), 248-249, 309nn52-54, 310n56 Steevens, George, 287n9, 289n39 Steinberg, Leo, 308n25 Sterrell, William, 295n87 Stevenson, David L., 304n3 Stevenson, Robert M., 310n4 Stopes, Charlotte Carmichael, 263-64n6, 265n16, 270n38, 270n40, 278n29, 278n32, 279nn34-37, 281n2, 288n17 Strange, Lord. See Stroud, Theodore, 262n1, 277n21 Strype, John: Annals of the Reformation, 265n9 Stubbes, Phillip, 308n34 Suetonius, 28 Sutherland, Raymond Carter, 264n6, 265n17 Swift, Jonathan, 22 Sweeney, Anne, 273n58 Swinburne, Algernon Charles, 237, 243, 308n26 Swinburne, Henry, 248, 309nn51-52 Sypher, Wylie, 244-45, 249, 308n35 T Taillepied, Noel, 297n104 Tansillo, Luigi, 42 Tassis, Don Juan de, 227 Tasso, Torquato, 42 Taylor, Dennis, 260n5, 265n11 Taylor, Taylor, George Coffin, 266n23 Theobald, Lewis, 22 Thomas, Keith, 282n17 Thompson, J. A. K., 291n50 Thomson, Peter, 305n11 Throckmorton, Mary, 264n6 Throckmorton, Sir George, 263n6, 296n91 Throckmorton, Sir Robert, 263n6, 265n16 Throckmorton family, 41 Thurston, Herbert, S. J., 257 Tillyard, E. M. W., 237, 308n27 Timberlake, Philip, 291n49 Tobin, J. J. M., 68, 270n32, 273n64, 274n66, 281n3, 288n14 Toliver, Harold, 308n35 Topcliffe, Richard, 44, 118 topical criticism, 21, 45 Toulmin, Stephen, 308n36, 308n39 treason and religion, 101-2 Trent, Council of, 92 Tresham, Francis, 197, 264n6 Tresham family, 298n111 Trotman, John William, 265n15 Troublesome Raigne of King John, The, 239 Trussell, John: 51, 265n15; The First Rape of Faire Hellen, 42 Trussell, Thomas, 42, 265n16 Trussell family, 42 Tyndale, William, 140 U Ungerer, Gustav, 278n32 Ure, Peter, 288n19 Ur-Hamlet, The, 179, 288n14, 290n47, 293n68 V Vaux, Anne, 296n91 Vaux, Catherine, 296n91 Vaux, Henry, 296n91 Vaux, Nicholas, Lord, 39, 41 Vaux, Thomas, Lord, 296n91 Vaux, William, Lord, 296n91 Vaux family, 51, 274n70, Veith, Gene Edward, Jr., 294n75 Vere, Lady Elizabeth, 53-54, 56, 270n37, 271n47 Vickers, Brian, 284-85n55, 286n69, 290-91n49, 305n14 Virgil, 118, 140, 235 W Waddington, Raymond B.,
295n83
Waith,
Walker, D. P., 282n21 Walker, Julia M., 273n58 Walker, William, 115 Walpole, Henry, S. J., 118 Walsham, Alexandra, 278n31, 279n43, 280n57, 281n16 Walsingham, Sir Francis, 132, 162-64, 193 Warburton, Thomas, 149 Wardour, Thomas Arundel, first baron of, 90, 203, 277n23 Wardroper, John, 291n51 Warning for Fair Women, A, 289n31 Warren, Roger, 300n13 Watson, Thomas, 42, 46: Amintae Gaudia, 42 Webster, John, 266n17, 278n30 Weelkes, Thomas, 272n52 Wells, Gilbert, 282n25 Wells, Stanley, 260n3, 271n48, 288n18, 300n6, 308n28 Wells, Swithin, 118, 269-70n31, 282n25 Wentersdorf, Karl P., 260n5, 309n50, 309n54 West, Robert, 287n13 Weston, William, S. J., 37, 99, 110, 262n1, 266n18, 280n61 Whan, Edgar, 286nn2-4, 287n8 Wheeler, Richard P., 16, 261n7, 300n13, 305n14, 307n25, 310n59 Whetstone, George, Promos and Cassandra, 229, 231, 310n60 White, Richard, 141 Whyte, Rowland, 288n21 Williams, Gary Jay, 271nn47-48 Wilson, Ian, 270n42, 281n15 Wilson, J. Dover., 150, 153, 186, 226, 284n55, 287n12, 289n29, 291n49, 297n95, 297nn100-101, 302n1 Wilson, Richard, 16, 18-19, 45, 53, 55, 260n5, 261n8, 265n6, 266n24, 270n36, 270n43, 271n46, 274n69, 274n75, 298n111 Winstanley, Lilian, 298nn107-8 Winter, John, 264n6 Winter, Robert, 264n6 Winter, Thomas, 264n6 Winter family, 298n111 Wodehouse, Francis, 99-100 Wood, Michael, 260n5 Worcester, Edward Somerset, fourth earl of, 37, 295n87 Worden, Blair, 260-61n6 Wriothesley, Henry. See Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, second earl of Wriothesley, Henry. See Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, third earl of Wriothesley, Katherine, 262n4 Wriothesley, Margaret (Mary), 262n4 Wright, Thomas, 37, 89, 262n1, 277n19, 277n21 Wyatt, Sir Thomas, the Younger, 105 Y Yates, Frances, 274n72, 282n25 Z Zagorin, Perez, 280n56, 280nn59-60, 281n70 Zitner, Sheldon, 206 |
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