Thomas Lodge.
This Author we find was a Doctor of Phyſick, in the Time of Queen Elizabeth, who, during his Study at Cambridge, writ ſeveral pieces of Poetry; among the reſt, Two Plays.
A Looking-Glaß for London and England, a Tragedy, 4 to. 1598. One Green joined with our Author towards compleating this Play, which is founded on the Story of Jonas and the Ninevites, in the Holy Scripture.
The Wounds of Civil War; or, The Tragedies of Marius and Scylla. Plot from Plutarch in vit. Mar. & Silla; ſee alſo Aurelius Victor, Eutropius, Vell. Paterculus, Saluſtius, and T. Livius.
Sir William Lower.
A Cavalier that left theſe Nations during the Civil Wars, and, in Holland, gave himſelf the Diverſion of Poetry; among the rest, ſix Plays.
The Amorous Phantaſm, a Tragi-Comedy, 12 mo. printed at the Hague, 1658. tranſlated from Quinault’s Le Fantome Amoreux.
The Inchanted Lovers, a Paſtoral, 12 mo. printed alſo at the Hague, 1658.
Horatius, a Roman Tragedy, 4 to. 1656. tranſlated from Corneille; consult Dion. Hallicarnaſceus, Caſſiodorus, T. Livius, and L. Florus.
The Martyr; or, Polyeucte, a Tragedy, 4 to. 1655. For the Story, ſee Cœffeteau Hiſt. Rom. Surius. de Vitis Sanctorum, &c.
Noble Ingratitude, a Paſtoral Tragi-Comedy, 12 mo. London, 1658. tranſlated from the French of Monſieur Quinault.
Phænix in her Flames, a Tragedy, 4 to. 1639. This was the firſt the Author writ, and publiſhed before he was a Knight.
Thomas Lupon.
All I know of him is, That ’tis ſaid he writ this one Play, called,
All for Money, a Tragedy, 4 to.
