SHADWELL'S Lancashire Witches, 420; founds his dramatic style on
Jonson, 582.
SHAKESPEARE, patronized by James I., 679; indebted to Sidney's Arcadia
for some poetic passages,452; his early dramas, 518--523; his
predecessors and contemporaries, 514--528; vicissitudes of his fame,
529; his use of the plots, &c., of predecessors, 530--532; incidents
of his early life, 533, 534; his dramatic career, 534--538; his poems,
539--540; his treatment by contemporaries, 541; popularity with the
public, 542; careless of his own fame, 543; first edition of his
works, 545; editions by Rowe, 557; Pope, 558; Theobald, 559; Sir T.
Hanmer, 561; Warburton, 563; Johnson, _ib._; the _Variorum_ edition,
567; annotations by Rymer, 553; Farmer, 567; Reed, Steevens, Malone,
568; Warton, 569; Voltaire, 566.
SHIP, the, of Fools, 285--288.
SIDNEY, Sir P., and his Arcadia, 451--453; his chivalric manners, 454;
his appreciation of the female character, 455; his great work
published by his sister, 458; the general regret at his death, 459;
critical injustice to Sidney from Horace Walpole, 451--458.
SKELTON the poet, 276--284.