=SHAKESPEARE CLASSICS.=
Small Crown 8vo. quarter-bound antique grey boards, _2s. 6d._ net per
vol.; some may also be had in velvet persian at _4s._ net; and those
marked * on large paper, half parchment, _5s._ net per vol. Each
volume with Frontispiece.
* 1. =Lodge's 'Rosalynde': the original of Shakespeare's 'As You Like
It.'= Edited by W. W. GREG, M.A.
2. =Greene's 'Pandosto,' or 'Dorastus and Fawnia': the original of
Shakespeare's 'Winter's Tale.'= Edited by P. G. THOMAS.
3. =Brooke's Poem of 'Romeus and Juliet': the original of
Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet.'= Edited by P. A. DANIEL.
Modernised and re-edited by J. J. MUNRO.
4. ='The Troublesome Reign of King John': the Play rewritten by
Shakespeare as 'King John.'= Edited by Dr. F. J. FURNIVALL and
JOHN MUNRO, M.A.
5, 6. ='The History of Hamlet':= With other Documents illustrative of
the sources of Shakspeare's Play, and an Introductory Study of
the LEGEND OF HAMLET by Prof. I. GOLLANCZ.
* 7. ='The Play of King Leir and His Three Daughters': the old play
on the subject of King Lear,= Edited by SIDNEY LEE, D. Litt.
* 8. ='The Taming of a Shrew':= Being the old play used by
Shakespeare in 'The Taming of the Shrew.' Edited by Professor F.
S. BOAS, M.A.
* 9. =The Sources and Analogues of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'=
Edited by FRANK SIDGWICK.
10. ='The Famous Victories of Henry V.'=
11. ='The Menæchmi': the original of Shakespeare's 'Comedy of
Errors.'= Latin text, with the Elizabethan Translation. Edited
by W. H. D. ROUSE Litt. D.
12. ='Promos and Cassandra': the source of 'Measure for Measure.'=
13. ='Apolonius and Silla':= the source of Twelfth Night.' Edited by
MORTON LUCE.
14. ='The First Part of the Contention betwixt the two famous Houses
of York and Lancaster',= and ='The True Tragedy of Richard, Duke
of York';= the originals of the second and third parts of 'King
Henry VI.'
15. =The Sources of 'The Tempest.'=
16. =The Sources of 'Cymbeline.'=
17. =The Sources and Analogues of 'The Merchant of Venice.'= Edited
by Professor I. GOLLANCZ.
18. =Romantic Tales:= the sources of 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona.'
'Merry Wives,' 'Much Ado about Nothing,' 'All's Well that Ends
Well.'
19, 20 =Shakespeare's Plutarch:= the sources of 'Julius Cæsar,' 'Antony
and Cleopatra,' 'Coriolanus,' and 'Timon.' Edited by C. F.
TUCKER BROOKE, M.A.