(The references are to the Notes ad loc. Other words will be
found in the Glossary.)
prune, i. 1. 98.
puke-stocking, ii. 4. 78–79.
quiddities, i. 2. 51.
razes, ii. 1. 23.
retires, ii. 3. 54.
revolted, iv. 2. 31.
Rivo, ii. 4. 124.
roundly, i. 2. 24.
salamander, iii. 3. 53.
sarcenet, iii. 1. 256.
scutcheon, v. i. 143.
set a match, i. 2. 119.
seven stars, the, i. 2. 16.
shotten herring, ii. 4. 143.
sixpenny strikers, ii. 1. 82.
skimble-skamble, iii. 1. 154.
soothers, iv. 1. 7.
soused, iv. 2. 13.
Spanish-pouch, ii. 4. 79–80.
squier, ii. 2. 13.
standing-tuck, ii. 4. 274.
starting-hole, ii. 4. 290.
state, ii. 4. 416.
strappado, ii. 4. 262.
stronds, i. 1. 4.
subornation, i. 3. 163.
sword-and-buckler, i. 3. 230.
tailor's-yard, ii. 4. 273.
tallow-ketch, ii. 4. 252–253.
tench, ii. 1. 18.
termagant, v. 4. 114.
thumb-ring, ii. 4. 365.
tickle-brain, ii. 4. 438–439.
toasts-and-butter, iv. 2. 22-23.
trade-fallen, iv. 2. 32.
train, v. 2. 21.
velvet guards, iii. 1. 261.
wan, iii. 2. 59.
wards, i. 2. 211.
weaver, ii. 4. 147.
Welsh hook, ii. 4. 372-373.
wilful-blame, iii. 1. 177.
Amamon, ii. 4. 370.
anachronism, ii. 4. 380.
Bible quoted, i. 2. 99–100.
Bradley quoted, ii. 4. 243–244.
Brandes quoted, i. 3. 58; ii. 1.
init.; iii. 1. 134.
Daniel's Civil Wars quoted,
iii. 1. 72; v. 3. 25; v. 5. 29.
Ecce signum, ii. 4. 187.
Esperance, ii. 3. 74; v. 2. 97.
euphuism, ii. 4. 441–443.
Falstaff's cowardice, v. 3. 36-
Famous Victories of Henry V
quoted, i. 2. 72-73; ii. 4.
init., 295, 340-341.
Finsbury, iii. 1. 257.
Lincolnshire bagpipe, i. 2. 85-86.
Lord Mortimer of Scotland,
iii. 2. 164.
Maid Marian, iii. 3. 129.
Manningtree ox, ii. 4. 498.
Moor-ditch, i. 2. 88.
Mordake, i. 1. 71.
painted cloth, iv. 2. 28.
parody of Lyly's Euphues, ii.
4. 441-443, 455-456.
personification, i. 3. 102, 195–197.
prophecies of dying people,
v. 4. 83.
puns, i. 2. 49; i. 3. 41, 214,
255; ii. 3. 95; ii. 4. 234, 238,
317-321, 356-357; v. 3. 31.
Ravenspurgh, i. 3. 248.
rushes on Elizabethan stage,
iii. 1. 214.
Shakespeare's allusions to Greek
myths, ii. 4. 134-135; iv.
1. 106, 114; v. 4. 24.
Shakespeare's confusion as to
the two Mortimers, i. 3. 145-
146.
Shakespeare's introduction of
women characters, ii. 3. init.
Shakespeare's opening scenes,
i. 1. init.
Shakespeare's use of proverbial
expressions, ii. 1. 53; ii. 3.
114; iii. 1. 59; iii. 3. 92–93.
Shakespeare's use of thou and
you, v. 4. 2-3.
Sir Michael, iv. 4. 1.
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