GLANVIL'S treatise on witchcraft, 418, 419.
GORBODUC, the first English tragedy, 503--506.
GOWER the poet, his life and works, 177--182.
GOTHIC romances, 81--95.
GREEK a fashionable language among ladies, 360.
GREENE, Robt., attack on Shakespeare, 536.
GREGORY of Nazianzen, author of the earliest sacred dramas, 339.
GREY, Lady Jane, her classic attainments, 360.
GUIANA, Rawleigh's voyages to, 598--600.
GUTENBERG, the early printer, 208.
HAKLUYT'S collection of voyages, 377.
HALE, Sir Matthew, and his judgment on witches, 417.
HALL, John, and his work on monarchy, 709--711.
HANMER, Sir T., his edition of Shakespeare, 562.
HARIOT, Thos., the traveller, 611--613.
HARRINGTON, Sir J., on poetry, 409; his Oceana, 692--708.
HARVEY, Gabriel, introduces Spenser to Sir P. Sidney, 460; supposed to
be the annotator of the Shepherd's Calendar, 461.
HAWES, Stephen, the poet, 230--233.
HASTINGS, battle of, 60.
HENRY the Eighth, his literary character, 250--255.
HENRY the Seventh, as a patron of literature, 228--233.
HENSLOW, the Elizabethan manager, 520, _n._, 523.
HEXAMETER verse ridiculed by Nash, 396.
HEYWOOD, John, and his works, 354--358.
HIGDEN, R., and the Polychronicon, 236.
HISTORY and its sources, 234--239.
HOOKER, the favourite author of James I., 679; his Ecclesiastical
Polity, 439--450; the simplicity of his life, 440; his marriage, 441;
his uneasy mastership of the Temple, 442; his return to the country,
444; his premature death and unconcocted manuscripts, 445--447.