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Total 156 items.
AuthorTranslatorEditorLanguageYearTitleCodeGenreVersion 
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Aelian Abraham Fleming-EnglishA registre of hystoriesAel.0001otheravailable soon
Anonymous --English1562A new Enterlude called ThersytesAnon.0001interlude (or masque or progresses)diplomatic
Anonymous --Testml-modernised
Anonymous --Testml-semi-diplomatic
Anonymous --Testml-modernised
Anonymous --Testml-semi-diplomatic
Anonymous --English1562A new Enterlude called ThersytesAnon.0001interlude (or masque or progresses)semi-diplomatic
Anonymous --Testml-modernised
Anonymous --English1562A new Enterlude called ThersytesAnon.0001interlude (or masque or progresses)modernised
Appian William Barker-EnglishAn auncient historie and exquisite chronicle of the Romanes warresApp.0001otheravailable soon
Aristophanes --Greek1593Ἱππεῖς / EquitesAristoph.0001comedydiplomatic
Aristophanes --Greek1593Ἱππεῖς / EquitesAristoph.0001comedysemi-diplomatic
Aristophanes -John BarnesGreek1593Ἱππεῖς / EquitesAristoph.0001comedymodernised
Aristophanes Thomas Randolph-English1651Πλουτοφθαλμία Πλουτογαμία. A Pleasant Comedy, Intituled Hey for Honesty, Down with KnaveryRan.0001comedydiplomatic
Aristophanes Thomas Randolph-English1651Πλουτοφθαλμία Πλουτογαμία. A Pleasant Comedy, Intituled Hey for Honesty, Down with KnaveryRan.0001comedysemi-diplomatic
Aristophanes Thomas Randolph-English1651Πλουτοφθαλμία Πλουτογαμία. A Pleasant Comedy, Intituled Hey for Honesty, Down with KnaveryRan.0001comedymodernised
Aristotle John Wylkinson-EnglishThe Ethiques of AristotleAristot.0002otheravailable soon
Aristotle John Dickenson-EnglishAristotles POLITIQVESAristot.0004otheravailable soon
Aristotle Samuel Heilandus-LatinAristotelis EthicorumAristot.0003otheravailable soon
Aristotle Theodore Goulston-LatinDe RhetoricaAristot.0005otheravailable soon
Aristotle --LatinLibri EthicorumAristot.0001otheravailable soon
Aristotle Theodore Goulston-Latin1623De poeticaAristot.0006othermodernised
Aristotle Theodore Goulston-Latin1623De poeticaAristot.0006otherdiplomatic
Aristotle Theodore Goulston-Latin1623De poeticaAristot.0006othersemi-diplomatic
Demosthenes --LatinSententiae Ciceronis, Demosthenis, ac TerentiiDem.0001otheravailable soon
Epictetus John HealeyJohn HealeyEnglish1610Epictetus his manuallEpi.0002othermodernised
Epictetus John HealeyJohn HealeyEnglish1610Epictetus his manuallEpi.0002othersemi-diplomatic
Epictetus John HealeyJohn HealeyEnglish1610Epictetus his manuallEpi.0002otherdiplomatic
Epictetus James SanfordJames SanfordEnglish1567ManualEpi.0001othermodernised
Epictetus James SanfordJames SanfordEnglish1567ManualEpi.0001othersemi-diplomatic
Epictetus James SanfordJames SanfordEnglish1567ManualEpi.0001otherdiplomatic
Euripides --LatinMedea Euripidis Poetae Tragici Georgio Buchanano Scoto InterpreteEur.0002tragedymodernised
Euripides George Buchanan-Latin1556Euripidis Poetae Tragici AlcestisEur.0003tragedysemi-diplomatic
Euripides George Buchanan-Latin1556Euripidis Poetae Tragici AlcestisEur.0003tragedydiplomatic
Euripides --Latin1544Medea Euripidis Poetae Tragici Georgio Buchanano Scoto InterpreteEur.0002tragedydiplomatic
Euripides --Latin1544Medea Euripidis Poetae Tragici Georgio Buchanano Scoto InterpreteEur.0002tragedysemi-diplomatic
Euripides --Greek1575ΕΥΡΙΠΙΔΟΥ ΤΡΩΑΔΕΣ. Euripidis TroadesEur.0004tragedymodernised
Euripides --Greek1575ΕΥΡΙΠΙΔΟΥ ΤΡΩΑΔΕΣ. Euripidis TroadesEur.0004tragedysemi-diplomatic
Euripides --Greek1575ΕΥΡΙΠΙΔΟΥ ΤΡΩΑΔΕΣ. Euripidis TroadesEur.0004tragedydiplomatic
Euripides Jane Lumley-English1557The Tragedie of Euripides called Iphigeneia Eur.0001tragedymodernised
Euripides Jane Lumley-English1557The Tragedie of Euripides called Iphigeneia Eur.0001tragedysemi-diplomatic
Heliodorus Abraham Fraunce-EnglishPhillys and AmyntasHel.0002otheravailable soon
Heliodorus Thomas Underdowne-EnglishAn Aethiopian historiesHel.0001otheravailable soon
Herodotus Barnaby Rich-English1584The famous hystory of HerodotusHer. 001otherdiplomatic
Herodotus Barnaby Rich-English1584The famous hystory of HerodotusHer. 001otherdiplomatic
Herodotus --Greek1591Herodoti Halicarnassensis liber primus, Clio.Her.0002otherdiplomatic
Herodotus Barnaby Rich-English1584The famous hystory of HerodotusHer. 001othersemi-diplomatic
Herodotus Barnaby Rich-English1584The famous hystory of HerodotusHer. 001othersemi-diplomatic
Herodotus Barnaby Rich-English1584The famous hystory of HerodotusHer. 001othermodernised
Herodotus Barnaby Rich-English1584The famous hystory of HerodotusHer. 001othermodernised
Herodotus --Greek1591Herodoti Halicarnassensis liber primus, Clio.Her.0002othermodernised
Homer George Chapman-EnglishThe Crowne of all Homers WorkHom.0008poemavailable soon
Homer George Chapman-EnglishThe whole workes of HomerHom.0007poemavailable soon
Homer George Chapman-EnglishHomers OdysseyHom.0006poemavailable soon
Homer George Chapman-EnglishThe Iliad of HomerHom.0005poemavailable soon
Homer George Chapman-EnglishAchilles' ShieldHom.0004poemavailable soon
Homer --GreekIliadHom.0003poemavailable soon
Homer A. H. -LatinTen Books of Homers Iliad translated out of FrenchHom.0002poemavailable soon
Homer Christopher Johnson-English1580Batrachomyomachia. id est. Ranarum & murium pugna, latino versu donata ex Homero. Christophero Ionsono medico Londinensi interprete Hom. 001poemmodernised
Homer Christopher Johnson-English1580Batrachomyomachia. id est. Ranarum & murium pugna, latino versu donata ex Homero. Christophero Ionsono medico Londinensi interprete Hom. 001poemsemi-diplomatic
Homer Christopher Johnson-English1580Batrachomyomachia. id est. Ranarum & murium pugna, latino versu donata ex Homero. Christophero Ionsono medico Londinensi interprete Hom. 001poemdiplomatic
Musaeus Grammaticus Marcus Musurus-LatinHero and Leander (De Herone et Leandro)Mus.0001.2poemmodernised
Musaeus Grammaticus --GreekHero and Leander (Τὰ καθ' Ἡρὼ καὶ Λέναδρον)Mus.0001.1poemmodernised
Musaeus Grammaticus George Chapman-English1616The Divine Poem of Musaeus. First of All Books. Translated According to the OriginalMus.0001poemdiplomatic
Musaeus Grammaticus George Chapman-English1616The Divine Poem of Musaeus. First of All Books. Translated According to the OriginalMus.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
Musaeus Grammaticus George Chapman-English1616The Divine Poem of Musaeus. First of All Books. Translated According to the OriginalMus.0001poemmodernised
Ovid H. A. -EnglishMetamorphoses Book 10: AdonisOv.0006poemavailable soon
Ovid --LatinHeroidum EpistulaeOv.0005poemavailable soon
Ovid Arthur Golding-EnglishMetamorphosesOv.0002poemavailable soon
Ovid --LatinThe Flores of Ovid de arte amandiOv.0001poemavailable soon
Ovid George Sandys-EnglishMetamorphosesOv.0007poemavailable soon
Ovid --Latin1583HeroidesOv.0004poemsemi-diplomatic
Ovid --Latin1583HeroidesOv.0004poemmodernised
Ovid Turberville George-English1567The Heroical Epistles of the Learned Poet Publius Ovidius NasoOv.0003poemdiplomatic
Ovid Turberville George-English1567The Heroical Epistles of the Learned Poet Publius Ovidius NasoOv.0003poemsemi-diplomatic
Ovid Turberville George-English1567The Heroical Epistles of the Learned Poet Publius Ovidius NasoOv.0003poemmodernised
Sophocles Thomas Watson-Latin1581Sophoclis AntigoneSoph.0001tragedysemi-diplomatic
Sophocles Thomas Watson-Latin1581Sophoclis AntigoneSoph.0001tragedydiplomatic
Sophocles Thomas Watson-Latin1581Sophoclis AntigoneSoph.0001tragedymodernised
Theophrastus --Greek1604CharactersTheo.0001othermodernised
Theophrastus --Greek1604CharactersTheo.0001othersemi-diplomatic
Theophrastus --Greek1604CharactersTheo.0001otherdiplomatic
Theophrastus --EnglishTheophrastus CharactersTheo.0002othermodernised
Theophrastus --EnglishTheophrastus CharactersTheo.0002othersemi-diplomatic
Theophrastus --EnglishTheophrastus CharactersTheo.0002otherdiplomatic
Thucydides Thomas Nicholls-EnglishThe Peloponnesian WarThuc.0001otheravailable soon
Titus Maccius Plautus W.W. -English1595Menaecmi. A Pleasant and Fine Conceited Comædie, taken out of the most excellent wittie Poet Plautus Pla.0001comedydiplomatic
Titus Maccius Plautus W.W. -English1595Menaecmi. A Pleasant and Fine Conceited Comædie, taken out of the most excellent wittie Poet Plautus Pla.0001comedysemi-diplomatic
Titus Maccius Plautus W.W. -English1595Menaecmi. A Pleasant and Fine Conceited Comædie, taken out of the most excellent wittie Poet Plautus Pla.0001comedymodernised
Xenophon --GreekKyrou paideiaXen.0003otheravailable soon
Xenophon William Barker-EnglishThe institution of CyrusXen.002otheravailable soon
Xenophon John Bingham-EnglishThe ascent of CyrusXen.0004otheravailable soon
Xenophon Gentian Hervet-English1532Xenophon treatise of householdeXen. 001othermodernised
Xenophon Gentian Hervet-English1532Xenophon treatise of householdeXen. 001othersemi-diplomatic
Xenophon Gentian Hervet-English1532Xenophon treatise of householdeXen. 001otherdiplomatic
William Earl of Sterling Alexander--English1604The Monarchick Tragedies.Ale. 003tragedymodernised
William Earl of Sterling Alexander--English1604The Monarchick Tragedies.Ale. 003tragedysemi-diplomatic
Ludovico Ariosto--English1575SupposesGas.0004comedydiplomatic
Ludovico Ariosto--English1575SupposesGas.0004comedysemi-diplomatic
Ludovico Ariosto--English1575SupposesGas.0004comedymodernised
Richard Barnfield--English1595The Legend of CassandraBar.0001poemdiplomatic
Richard Barnfield--English1595The Legend of CassandraBar.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
Richard Barnfield--English1595The Legend of CassandraBar.0001poemmodernised
W. Bettie--English1608The History of Titana and TheseusBe.0009otherdiplomatic
W. Bettie--English1608The History of Titana and TheseusBe.0009othersemi-diplomatic
W. Bettie--English1608The History of Titana and TheseusBe.0009othermodernised
George Chapman--EnglishHero and Leander (Begun by Christopher Marlowe and Finished by George Chapman)Marl.0001poemavailable soon
George Chapman-George ChapmanEnglish1598Hero and Leander (Begun by Christopher Marlowe and Finished by George Chapman)Marl.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
George Chapman-George ChapmanEnglish1598Hero and Leander (Begun by Christopher Marlowe and Finished by George Chapman)Marl.0001poemmodernised
George Chapman--English1614Andromeda LiberataChap.0001poemdiplomatic
George Chapman--English1614Andromeda LiberataChap.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
George Chapman--English1614Andromeda LiberataChap.0001poemmodernised
Peter Colse--English1567Penelopes Complaint: or A Mirrour for Wanton Minionscol.0001poemmodernised
Peter Colse--English1596Penelopes Complaint: or A Mirrour for Wanton Minionscol.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
Peter Colse--English1596Penelopes Complaint: or A Mirrour for Wanton Minionscol.0001poemdiplomatic
Richard Edwards--English1571Damon and PithiasEd. 001comedydiplomatic
Richard Edwards--English1571Damon and PithiasEd. 001comedysemi-diplomatic
Richard Edwards--English1571Damon and PithiasEd. 001comedymodernised
Sextus EmpiricusWalter Ralegh (spurious)-English1651The ScepticRal.0001otherdiplomatic
Sextus EmpiricusWalter Ralegh (spurious)-English1651The ScepticRal.0001othersemi-diplomatic
Sextus EmpiricusWalter Ralegh (spurious)-English1651The ScepticRal.0001othermodernised
Thomas Evans--English1615Oedipus Three CantoesEv.0001poemmodernised
Thomas Evans--English1612Oedipus Three CantoesEv.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
Thomas Evans--English1615Oedipus Three CantoesEv.0001poemdiplomatic
William Gager--LatinUlysses ReduxGag.0001tragedyavailable soon
George Gascoigne--English1573JocastaGas.0001tragedymodernised
Thomas Goffe--EnglishOrestesGof.0001tragedyavailable soon
Thomas Heywood--English1613The Silver AgeHey.0002comedydiplomatic
Thomas Heywood--English1611The Golden AgeHey.0001othersemi-diplomatic
Thomas Heywood--English1611The Golden AgeHey.0001othermodernised
Thomas Heywood--English1613The Brazen AgeHey.0003comedydiplomatic
Thomas Heywood--English1613The Brazen AgeHey.0003comedysemi-diplomatic
Thomas Heywood--English1613The Brazen AgeHey.0003comedymodernised
Thomas Heywood--English1613The Silver AgeHey.0002comedysemi-diplomatic
Thomas Heywood--English1613The Silver AgeHey.0002comedymodernised
Christopher Marlowe-Edward BlountEnglish1598Hero and LeanderMarl.0001poemdiplomatic
Christopher Marlowe-Edward BlountEnglish1598Hero and LeanderMarl.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
Christopher Marlowe-Edward BlountEnglish1598Hero and LeanderMarl.0001poemmodernised
John Marston--English1598The Metamorphosis of Pygmalion’s ImageMars.0001poemdiplomatic
John Marston--English1598The Metamorphosis of Pygmalion’s ImageMars.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
John Marston--English1598The Metamorphosis of Pygmalion’s ImageMars.0001poemmodernised
Henry Petowe--English1598The Second Part of Hero and LeanderPet.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
Henry Petowe--English1598The Second Part of Hero and LeanderPet.0001poemmodernised
John Pikeryng--English1567HorestesPik.0001interlude (or masque or progresses)diplomatic
John Pikeryng--English1567HorestesPik.0001interlude (or masque or progresses)semi-diplomatic
John Pikeryng--English1567HorestesPik.0001interlude (or masque or progresses)modernised
Thomas Preston--English1569CambisesPre. 001tragedydiplomatic
Thomas Preston--English1569CambisesPre. 001tragedysemi-diplomatic
Thomas Preston--English1569CambisesPre. 001tragedymodernised
William Shakespeare--English1593Venus and AdonisSha.0001poemdiplomatic
William Shakespeare--English1593Venus and AdonisSha.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
William Shakespeare--English1593Venus and AdonisSha.0001poemmodernised
John Shepreve-George EtheregeLatin1586Hippolytus Ovidianae Phaedrae respondensShep.0001poemdiplomatic
John Shepreve-George EtheregeLatin1584Hippolytus Ovidianae Phaedrae respondensShep.0001poemsemi-diplomatic
John Shepreve-George EtheregeLatin1584Hippolytus Ovidianae Phaedrae respondensShep.0001poemmodernised