1

60

Play: VolPage. Person Brutus, his Speech to

the People, to justify
Cafar's Murther. Jul. Cafar. 7 49

quarrels with caso fius.

relates the Death of Portia. • • sees Cæsar's Ghost. .. takes his last farewel of .Cassius.

74 -. resolves to die, and kills himself.

81 -- prais'd by Antony.

82 Banquo, his Chara&ter

(for the reft, vid. Macbeth.)

Macbeth.

6
301

Maca

65

69

C.

ry 8.

335 Norf.

339

Constance, à Mother
pallionately fond.

K. John,
Cade, John, a bold crafty
Rebel.

2 Hen. 6.
Clifford, bold and re-
vengeful.

3 Hen. 6. Cefar, Julius. Richard 3. Catharine, Queen to Hen

Hen. 8. pitied by Anne Bullen.

ibid, her Speech to the King before her Di. vorce.

ibid. prais'd by the King.

ibid, recommends her Daughter and Sere vants to him.

ibid. Cromwell, Thomas.

ibid. Cranmer's Character by Gardiner.

ibid, · by Cromwell. ibid,

ibid.

Play.

vol Page. Person. • by the King. Hen, 8.

5 398 his Speech over Princess Elizabeth.

402 Coriolanus, brave, proud,

a Contemner of the Populace.

Coriolanus,

6 - chides his Soldiers when repuls’d. ibid.

364 his Character.

365 Lar. his Entry into Rome after a Victory.

382 Bru. Mej, ---his Adions summ'd up by Cominius.

388 com. approv'd by the Tribunos, he rails at the Populace.

400 banish'd.

420 - applies to, and is kindly receiv'd by, Aufidius.

430 not to be diverted by his Friends from invading Rome.

443 - yields to his Mother's Intreaties.

455 - - Nain by the Envy and Treachery of Aufidius.

464 Cæfar, Julius, suspicious of Cassius.

Jul. Cafar. 7 -.- refuseth the Crowa that was offer'd.

14 Casc. addi&ted to Superftition, and loy'd Flattery.

28 | Casc. Dec. diffuaded by Calphurnia from going to the Senate.

33 his Contempt of Death.

13 Cæs.

33 Caso

40 Cafe

69

76

Play. Vol Page. Person. :.: firm againft those who wrong him. Jul, caf,

7 - Affaflinated. ibid.

41 his Ghost appears to Brutus. Caffius confers with Bru. tus against Cæfar.

8 his Character.

13 cas. resolves to kill himself, if cæfar is made King.

19 his Quarrel with Brutus.

66 --ill Omens ftagger him, tho' an Epicurean.

73 -- presages he should die on his Birth-day.

76 ... kills himself. ---mourn'd and prais'd

byTitinius, Merala and Brutus.

77 Casca's Chara&er.

16 caj. Cleopatra, the Power of her Beauty over Ano Ant. and

86 Ant. tony. Cleo.

114 Eno, her Character of Antony when he had left her.

her failing down the Sydnas describ’d.

I13 [for the rest vid. Antony.

her Lamentation over the dead Body of Antony.

179 .. resolves to die.

186 . - visited by Octavius,

189 affronted by her Treasurer Seleucus.

190 kills herself with Alpicks.

195

102

Dowglan

Edward the Black

Richard 3. {

Prince.

Richard 2. Eleanor, wife of Duke Humphrey, ambitious, and given to Superftition.

2 Hen. 6. .. - walks in Procession for Penance, and is banish'd.

2 Hen, 6. Edward 4th. amorous, brave, successful. 3 Hen. 6. his two Sons.

murther'd. Edward P. of Wales,Son to Henry 6.

Richard 3.
Q. Elizabeth, propheti.

cally describ'd by
Cranmer.

Henry 8.
complimented by
the Title of the Ye-

ftal Queen. Mids, N, Dr.
Enobarbus, a brave Ro-
man Captain.

Ant. and Cleop.
dies with grief for
deserting Antony, ibid,

233 235 268

198

Play.

Vol. Page. Person
Fulvia's Death and
Chara&er.
Ant, and Cleop. 7

Ant.

92

Glendower.

4136

G.

i Hen. 4.
describ'd by
Hotspur.

ibid.
Gloucester, Humphrey, D.

of, gives up his white
Staft.

2 Hen, 6.
.. sees his Dutchess's
Procession for Pe-
nance.

ibid.
Accus'd to the
King by the Queen
and others.

ibid.
Arrested for High
Treason, he defends
himself.

ibid.
murthered by
Brangling.

ibid.
G urdiner, Bp. of Win-

chester, Aattering and
cruel.

Hen, 8.

43

56 War.

397 King.