APPENDIX G
Suggestions for Collateral Reading
A. C. Symons: Introduction to Prætorius Facsimile of 1600 Quarto of Titus Andronicus, 1886.
Henrietta C. Bartlett and Alfred W. Pollard: A Census of Shakespeare's Plays in Quarto, 1594–1709, 1916. (An invaluable source of information with regard to bibliographical details of the play.)
J. W. Cunliffe: The Influence of Seneca on Elizabethan Tragedy, 1893. (An informative discussion of the major influence in Titus and kindred tragedies.)
Tucker Brooke: The Tudor Drama, 1911, pp. 206–222. (An appraisal of Titus in its relation to similar plays of the period.)
F. S. Boas: Shakspere and his Predecessors, 1896. (An examination of the more immediate influences on the play.)
W. W. Greg: Henslowe's Diary, 1904–1908. (A valuable critical commentary on Henslowe's records of the play, with an illuminating discussion of its authorship, II. 159–162.)
F. G. Fleay: Life and Work of Shakespeare, 1886, pp. 280–282. (A rejection of the Shakespearean authorship of Titus based on the internal evidence of the play.)
Albert Cohn: Shakespeare in Germany, 1865. (A discussion, with English and German versions, of the Titus Andronicus performed by English players in Germany in 1620. I. cxii–cxiii, II. 156–235.)
H. de W. Fuller: 'The Sources of "Titus Andronicus."' In Pub. Mod. Lang. Assn. of America, 1901, pp. 1–65. (A very scholarly and ingenious comparison of the Dutch and German versions of the play with
