Thomas White, Printer,

Crane Court.

THE

WORKS

OF

CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE.

VOLUME THE SECOND.

" Marlowe renown'd for his rare art and wit
Could ae'er attain beyond the name of Kit."

THOMAS HEYWOOD.

LONDON:

WILLIAM PICKERING, CHANCERY LANE;
TALBOYS AND WHEELER, OXFORD;

T. COMBE AND SON, LEICESTER.

M.DCCC.XXVI.

ERRATA. Vol. I. page 14. line 3. for “God's" read “ Gods."

275. line 13. for ":" read "

28. line 3. read "a dainty gallery." Vol. II, page 76. line 1. for " Lord's" read "Lords."

130. line 39. for “ had” read "bath."

163. lir fo: at the hard heels" read “hard at the heels." Vol. III. page 129. line 19. “ for line 19.” read

** Aurora whither slid'st thou? down again," 455. line 3. for “ line 3," read

"Nepenthe, Heav'ns drink, most gladness brings,"