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Dictionary definition: Apocryphal works
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- A Dictionary of Shakespeare
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Copyright© A Dictionary of Shakespeare 1998, originally published by Oxford University Press 1998. (Hide copyright information)
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Apocryphal works
A number of works attributed to Shakespeare in his own time and later are now not generally accepted as his. These include six plays added to the second issue (1664) of the
Third Folio
:
The
London Prodigal
,
Thomas, Lord Cromwell
,
Sir John
Oldcastle
,
The
Puritan
,
A
Yorkshire Tragedy
, and
Locrine
. Other plays attributed to Shakespeare in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries include
The Birth of Merlin
,
The Merry Devil of Edmonton
,
Mucedorus
,
The Second Maiden's Tragedy
,
Fair Em
, and
Arden of Faversham
. More recently, claims have been made for the lyric
‘Shall I die?’
, the manuscript play
...
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