Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

The Woman in the Moon

Lyly, John, published 1597 · comedy · Boys Professional;Professional

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TitleThe Woman in the Moon
AuthorLyly, John
Publication year (edition)1597
Genre (British Drama)comedy
Genre group (comparison)comedy — from the British Drama label · Annals: comedy
Play typeBoys Professional;Professional
Work / edition / TCP / DEEPwork 144 · edition 298 · TCP A06629 · DEEP 239
Edition roleRepresentative edition — used in the analysis
First performance / composition (Annals)1593 [1590-1595]
First performance (BritDrama)1588 [1587-1590]
Company (BritDrama)Children of Paul's (first)
Company (Annals)Unknown
Theaterbefore the Court;
PrinterRoberts, James
PublisherJones, William (2)
FormatQuarto
STC17090
Greg144a
Genre (Annals)Comedy
Genre (BritDrama)Comedy
BritDrama no.819
Title pageTHE WOMAN in the Moone.
Title-page performance noteAs it was presented before her Highnesse.
Corpus buildcorpus-v3-2026-09-08 · nodes 1550 · witness single

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10–68521unassignedOur Poet slumbering in the muse's laps, Hath seen a Woman seated in the Moon, A point beyond the ancient Theor…
269–131498unassignedA female shall you have my lovely swains, Like to yourselves, but of a purer mould: meanwhile go hence, and te…
3132–194496unassignedMine eyes? then govern thou my daylight car. My cheeks? then Cupid be at thy command. My tongue? thou pretty p…
4195–255483unassignedSee where she sits, in whom we must delight, Beware she sleeps: no noise for waking her. asleep? why see how h…
5256–316473T12 Olympian gods: Jupiter, Juno, Venus and 0.84Though rancour now be rooted from my heart, I feel it burdened in another sort: By day I think of nothing but …
6317–380471T12 Olympian gods: Jupiter, Juno, Venus and 0.81Let Iuno fret, and move the powers of heaven, Yet in herself Pandora stands secure: Am I not Nature's darling …
7381–443490T12 Olympian gods: Jupiter, Juno, Venus and 0.84Although my breast, yet never harboured love, Yet should my bounty free your servitude: If love might well con…
8444–504483unassignedNay then 'tis time to snatch, the head is mine. Lay down, or I shall lay thee on the earth. ay, so, fair and f…
9505–564480unassignedTell me Gunophilus how doth Stesias now? How fares he with his wound? unhappy me, That so unkindly hurt so kin…
10565–629480T24 Apollo, Phoebus and the Muses0.80I go. Blessed be the hand that made so happy wound, For in my sufferance have I won thy love, And blessed thou…
11630–695484T21 Cupid, Venus and the nymphs0.85Make Chastity Pandora's waiting maid, For modest thoughts beseems a woman best. Away with chastity and modest …
12696–757479unassignedSuch slender fingers hath Ioues Ganymede, Gunophilus, I am love sick for thee. O that I were worthy you should…
13758–814487T22 Shepherds, flocks and Pan0.83Are these the shepherds that made love to me? Yea and the shepherds that yet love thee still. O that Pandora w…
14815–853487unassignedWell in then, wert not a pretty jest to bury him quick, I warrant it would be a good while ere she would scrat…
15854–920486unassignedI'll answer it, shall I provide a banquet and be cozened of the best dish? I hope sir you have said grace, and…
16921–986479T4 Love-longing and the lover's complaint0.83O master I did for good will to you. And I beat thee for good will to her. What hast thou to do betwixt man an…
17987–1047496unassignedI never hung about Pandora's neck, She played not unto Melos in her bower, I kill her not, nor did she term me…
181048–1118529unassignedThat letter did I pen doubting the worst, And dipped the napkin in the lambkin's blood. For Iphicles were he c…
191119–1185508unassignedSo Melos swears, but 'tis a lovers oath. Once guilty, and suspected evermore, I'll near be guilty more, suspec…
201186–1240503T4 Love-longing and the lover's complaint0.79My love Pandora for whose sake I live? Hide not thy beauty which is Melos sun. Here is none but us too, lay as…
211241–1303498unassignedNo with myself for loving such a swain, What fury made me dote upon these looks, Like winter's picture are his…
221304–1358503T4 Love-longing and the lover's complaint0.80No, no, I will not dance, but I will sing, Stesias hath a white hand, but his nails are black, His fingers are…
231359–1421508T22 Shepherds, flocks and Pan0.77But why broughtest thou me this letter? Only to certify you that she was in health, As I was at the bringing h…
241422–1483488unassignedShe is asleep, master shall I wake her? O no Gunophilus there let her sleep, And let us pray that she may be r…
251484–1549516unassignedEnvious planets you have done your worst. Yet in despite of you Pandora lives, And seeing the shepherds have a…