Middleton, Thomas, published 1621 · entertainment; civic play · Occasional;Nonprofessional
| Title | The Entertainment at Sir Francis Jones's Welcome (Comus the Great Sir of Feasts) (The Servant of Comus) |
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| Author | Middleton, Thomas |
| Publication year (edition) | 1621 |
| Genre (British Drama) | entertainment; civic play |
| Genre group (comparison) | other/multi — no single main genre in British Drama or Annals → outside the single-genre comparison · Annals: civic pageant |
| Play type | Occasional;Nonprofessional |
| Work / edition / TCP / DEEP | work 374 · edition 833 · TCP A07502 · DEEP 5078.06 |
| Edition role | Representative edition — used in the analysis |
| First performance / composition (Annals) | 1621 [1620-1621] |
| First performance (BritDrama) | 1620 [late Oct or early Nov] |
| Format | Octavo |
| Greg | 374a |
| Genre (Annals) | Entertainment |
| Genre (BritDrama) | Civic Entertainment |
| BritDrama no. | 1964 |
| Title page | [HT; C3v] The property, to which this Speech especially hath Respect, was a deuice like a made Dish, expressing Two naked Armes breaking through a Cloud, supporting a wreath of Lawrell, being part of the Haberdashers Armes. { The First Entertainement, at his first Great Feast præparde to giue Welcome to his Owne Noble Fraternitie, the Company of Haberdashers. |
| Title-page performance note | At the House of the Right Honorable Sir Francis Ihones. |
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