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Orlando furioso (sed titulo pleno et orthographia antiqua The historie of Orlando Furioso, one of the Twelve Pieres of France) est ludus scaenicus a Roberto Greene anno fere 1591 doctus, anno 1594 editus. Partem historiae praebet mythistoricae Rolandi sicut in carmine Orlando furioso a Ludovico Ariosti narratur.
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Ludi scaenici: Alphonsus King of Aragon • A Looking Glass for London and England • Orlando Furioso • Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay • The Scottish History of James IV • George a Greene, the Pinner of Wakefield | |
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Franciscus Beaumont · Gulielmus Berkeley · Richard Brome · Ludovicus Carlell · Gulielmus Cartwright · Georgius Chapman · Henricus Chettle · Robertus Daborne · Gulielmus Davenant · Robertus Davenport · Ioannes Day · Thomas Dekker · Ricardus Edwardes · Nathan Field · Ioannes Fletcher · Ioannes Ford · Robertus Greene · Ricardus Hathwaye · Gulielmus Haughton · Ioannes Heywood · Thomas Heywood · Beniaminus Jonson · Thomas Killigrew · Thomas Kyd · Thomas Lodge · Ioannes Lyly · Gervasius Markham · Christophorus Marlowe · Shackerley Marmion · Ioannes Marston · Philippus Massinger · Thomas May · Thomas Middleton · Antonius Munday · Thomas Nabbes · Thomas Nashe · Georgius Peele · Samuel Rowley · Gulielmus Rowley · Gulielmus Shakesperius · Iacobus Shirley · Wentworth Smith · Ioannes Suckling · Thomas Tomkis · Cyrillus Tourneur · Ioannes Webster · Georgius Wilkins · Arthurus Wilson · Robertus Wilson | |
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