Renaissance Drama — Topics · seed 42

Topic 7 — The Trojan war: conflict and its aftermath

Dominant work: Troilus and Cressida · genre mix of this topic (British Drama labels): tragedy 77%; comedy 6%; history 4%

124chunks
61,955words
33works
8works with ≥3 chunks
23 %dominant work
54 %top-3 works

All statistics on this page are on the representative editions (one per work). Including the other editions, placed after the fit: 165 chunks · 34 works · 82,423 words — those 41 chunks are listed at the end of the page and are not part of any figure above.

Classification cross-work theme (confirmed, in the genre comparison) · confirmed by the researcher
Label (researcher): The Trojan war: conflict and its aftermath
Notes (researcher): follow-up reading supports a coherent Trojan-war and aftermath domain across Troilus and Cressida, Troas, Agamemnon and Dido, including siege, wartime suffering, return and exile. Full chunks reviewed: 658_00007; 49_00013; 76_00014; 244_00023.
Original AI draft — before researcher review
draft label: The Trojan war: Troy, Greeks and Hector · pattern basis: shared_narrative
124 chunks, 33 works (8 with 3+), Troilus and Cressida 23 %, top three 54 %. One legend — the siege and fall of Troy, Aeneas — in Shakespeare, the Seneca translations, Marlowe's Dido and later imitators; keywords are names. Group decision (single-story clusters T7, T20, T34, T54, T55, T59): decide once whether a shared story counts as a subject for genre comparison, as subject areas already do (T2 Rome, T10/T18 English chronicle matter, T12 the gods); if yes → candidate with the concentration noted, if no → contextual_only.
chunks read for the draft: 658_00007;49_00013;76_00014;409_00015;720_00061;1008_00032;244_00023

In the analyses: author comparisons for this topic · this topic by decade.

Keywords

Class-TF-IDF (uniform rule)

hectortroyachillesgreeksaeneaspriamulyssestroilustrojantrojans

KeyBERT-style (cosine of word to topic centroid)

aeneastroiluspyrrhusagamemnontroygreeksulyssesgodstrojanstrojan

MMR (diversified)

aeneasfeartroilusgodsajaxseasgreeksswordpyrrhusagamemnon

Amber = capitalised in ≥80 % of occurrences (probable name). Keywords are computed on the unmasked text.

Most typical chunk of each of the leading works

Troilus and Cressida typ. 0.88
Shakespeare, William, 1623 · tragedy · 29 chunks of this work here
Cassandra, call my father to persuade. No faith young Troilus; doff thy harness youth: I am to day i'th' vain of Chivalry: Let grow thy Sinews till their knots be strong; And tempt…
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) typ. 0.91
Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, 1581 · tragedy · 26 chunks of this work here
O dear, O sweet, thy mother's pledge, farewell my only joy, Farewell the flower of honour left of beaten house of Troy. O Trojans last calamity and fear to Grecians part Farewell t…
Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy) typ. 0.85
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, John, 1566 · tragedy · 12 chunks of this work here
Queen, bridle thine affections, and wisely rule ●●y rage, Thy swelling mood now myt●igate, thy chollure eke assuage. Way well the weighty enterprise that thou dost take in hand, Tr…
Dido, Queen of Carthage typ. 0.87
Marlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thomas, 1594 · tragedy · 11 chunks of this work here
Thy fortune may be greater than thy birth, Sit down Aeneas, sit in Dido's place, And if this be thy son as I suppose, Here let him sit, be merry lovely child. This place beseems me…
Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's Ecstasy typ. 0.82
Stephens, John, 1613 · tragedy · 7 chunks of this work here
To that which heaven and I will assecure, You have been taught to dance, and turn the heel, To run away betimes, and to forsake Thy friend, nay soul, upon extremity. Nestor, Tydide…
Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's First T typ. 0.83
Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, 1561 · tragedy; literary play · 4 chunks of this work here
Do either else my great desires delude and mock mine eyes? Or hath the tamer of the world and Greeks renown likewise, For sook the silent house, beset with cloud full sad to see? I…
Fuimus Troes (The True Trojans) typ. 0.80
Fisher, Jasper, 1633 · history · 4 chunks of this work here
Thinking it Heaven in hell: Behold my pangs, Pity my dying groans, and be more soft. O may our shadows mingle; then shall I Envy no more those Citizens above, The ambrosian juncate…
Thersites typ. 0.71
Udall, Nicholas, 1562 · comedy · 3 chunks of this work here
Now where is any more that will me assail I will turn him and toss him both top and tail if he be stronger than Samson was who with his bare hands killed lions apas What needeth th…

Genre mix (chunks of this topic, British Drama labels)

tragedy
96 (77 %)
comedy
8 (6 %)
history
5 (4 %)
tragedy; literary play
4 (3 %)
romance
3 (2 %)
pastoral
2 (2 %)
biblical play; moral
1 (1 %)
pastoral; comedy
1 (1 %)

This is the direction topic → genre, on the raw British Drama labels; the share of each genre group's text that falls in this topic is on the Genre page.

Works

Troilus and Cressida (29), Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (26), Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy) (12), Dido, Queen of Carthage (11), Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's Ecstas (7), Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's (4), Fuimus Troes (The True Trojans) (4), Thersites (3), Thyestes (Seneca's Second Tragedy) (2), Locrine, the Eldest Son of King Brutus (2), Orestes (2), Hercules Oetaeus (Hercules on Mount Oeta (1), The Arraignment of Paris (1), Campaspe (Alexander, Campaspe, and Dioge (1), A Looking Glass for London and England (1) …

Excerpts

Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.91
…aw thy land. Nor yet thine enemies overcome by might of handy stroke. Nor send the conquered nations all under thy servile yoke. Thou never shalt beat down in fight, and Greeks with sword pursue, Nor at thy chariot Pyrrhus pluck, as Achill Hector drew And never shall these tender hands thy weapons wield and wrest, Thou never shalt in wood…
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.89
…s orderless. O perfect proof of her frailty, the princely towers of Troy beat down, The flower of Asia here ye see with turn of hand quite overthrown. The ruthful end of Hector's son, whom to his death the Greeks have led, His fatal hour is come and gone, and by this time the Child is dead: Yet still (alas) more cares increase, O Trojans …
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.89
… this guiltless infants tender years That humbly falleth at thy feet so low. OF truth the mother's great sorrow, doth move my heart full sore. But yet the mothers of the Greeks, of need must move me more, To whom this boy may cause in time a great calamity. May ever he the burnt ruins of Troy re-edify? And shall these hands in time to com…
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.89
…h the fighting folk from far, Hast viewed: in doubt to whom to wish the glory of the war. Go to, prepare the marriages, what need the torch's light? Behold the Towers of Troy do shine with brands that blaze full bright. O Trojans all set to your hands, this wedlock celebrate: Lament this day with woeful cry and tears in seemly rate. Thoug…
Troilus and Cressida (1623) · typ. 0.88
…hen we have our Armours buckled on, The venomed vengeance ride upon our swords, Spur them to ruthful work, reine them from ruth. Fie savage, fie. Hector, then 'tis wars. Troilus, I would not have you fight to day. Who should withhold me? Not fate, obedience, nor the hand of Mars, Beckoning with fiery truncheon my retire; Not Priamus, and …
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.88
…old man's throat he drew his bloody blade again. Not pity of his years (alas) in man's extremest age: From slaughter might his hand withhold, ne yet his ire assuage: The Gods are witness of the same, and eke the sacrifice, That in his kingdom holden was, that flat on ground now lies. The father of so many Kings Priam of ancient name, Unto…
Troilus and Cressida (1623) · typ. 0.88
March patiently along; let one be sent To pray Achilles see us at our Tent. If in his death the gods have us befriended, Great Troy is ours, and our sharp wars are ended. Stand ho, yet are we masters of the field, Never go home; here starve we out the night. Hector …
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.88
…might Achilles' stroke fordo I dealt such stripes amid the Trojan rout, That with their blood I stained the fields about. Mighty Memnon that with his Persian band, Would Priam's part with all might maintain, Lo now he lieth and knoweth Achilles' hand Amid the field is Troilus also slain. Ye Hector great, whom Troy accounted plain The flow…
Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy) (1581) · typ. 0.87
…r the Gods, while they the favour most. In beating down that war hath won, by proof I have been taught, What pomp and pride in twink of eye, may fall and come to nought. Troy made me fierce & proud of mind, Troy makes me frayed withal. The Greeks now stand where Troy late fell, each thing may have his fall. Sometime I grant I did myself, …
Dido, Queen of Carthage (1594) · typ. 0.87
… better fortune and good stars. In all humility I thank your grace. Remember who thou art, speak like thyself, Humility belongs to common grooms. And who so miserable as Aeneas is? Lies it in Dido's hands to make thee blessed, Then be assured thou art not miserable. O Priamus, O Troy, Oh Hecuba! May I entreat thee to discourse at large, A…
Dido, Queen of Carthage (1594) · typ. 0.87
Disquiet Seas lay down your swelling looks, And court Aeneas with your calmy cheer, Whose beauteous burden well might make you proud, Had not the heavens conceived with hellborn c…
Troilus and Cressida (1623) · typ. 0.86
…ns, in which part of his body Shall I destroy him? Whether there, or there, or there, That I may give the local wound a name, And make distinct the very breach, whereout Hector's great spirit flew. Answer me heavens. It would discredit the blessed Gods, proud man, To answer such a question: Stand again; Thinkest thou to catch my life so p…

All 124 chunks of the representative editions (chronological; click a header to sort)

chunkplayauthorpublishedgenrewordstypicality
50_00012Thyestes (Seneca's Second Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1560tragedy5110.762
50_00002Thyestes (Seneca's Second Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1560tragedy5110.753
59_00013Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's First Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1561tragedy; literary play4560.826
59_00018Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's First Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1561tragedy; literary play5060.756
59_00006Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's First Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1561tragedy; literary play4960.751
59_00014Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's First Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1561tragedy; literary play5540.707
66_00008ThersitesUdall, Nicholas1562comedy5250.706
66_00009ThersitesUdall, Nicholas1562comedy5330.679
66_00012ThersitesUdall, Nicholas1562comedy5330.673
76_00006Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy5230.851
76_00016Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4940.842
76_00014Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4770.821
76_00017Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4920.817
76_00005Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4800.800
76_00022Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4920.774
76_00020Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4920.772
76_00026Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy5040.743
76_00012Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4810.742
76_00011Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4820.720
76_00027Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy5040.687
76_00015Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1566tragedy4800.684
49_00019Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4970.906
49_00020Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5390.891
49_00018Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5220.890
49_00021Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5170.885
49_00001Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5270.878
49_00004Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5440.876
49_00007Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5160.874
49_00015Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5390.858
49_00026Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5070.851
49_00013Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4830.850
49_00022Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4900.849
49_00000Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5370.842
49_00014Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5380.842
49_00002Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5240.840
49_00005Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5140.838
49_00023Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5140.834
49_00011Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4850.834
49_00017Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5190.826
49_00016Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4770.813
49_00003Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5580.811
49_00009Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4770.806
49_00024Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5090.803
49_00008Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4770.796
49_00006Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5160.792
49_00012Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy4870.762
49_00025Troas (Seneca's Sixth Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5100.716
134_00003Hercules Oetaeus (Hercules on Mount Oeta) (Seneca's TenSeneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4990.675
140_00024Campaspe (Alexander, Campaspe, and Diogenes)Lyly, John1584comedy5130.755
139_00000The Arraignment of ParisPeele, George1584pastoral5120.748
244_00006Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5130.869
244_00002Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5120.867
244_00004Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5130.862
244_00017Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5300.860
244_00008Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5400.831
244_00001Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy4820.823
244_00023Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5000.821
244_00018Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5210.821
244_00007Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy4660.798
244_00022Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy4630.795
244_00009Dido, Queen of CarthageMarlowe, Christopher / Nashe, Thom1594tragedy5140.736
216_00023A Looking Glass for London and EnglandLodge, Thomas / Greene, Robert1594biblical play; moral4800.732
263_00001Locrine, the Eldest Son of King BrutusS., W.1595tragedy5260.781
263_00013Locrine, the Eldest Son of King BrutusS., W.1595tragedy4950.759
315_00033Love's Labor's LostShakespeare, William1598comedy4950.724
381_00016Much Ado About NothingShakespeare, William1600comedy5060.764
351_000142 Edward the FourthHeywood, Thomas1600history4900.622
409_00015Love's MetamorphosisLyly, John1601pastoral; comedy5010.735
422_00040Poetaster, or The ArraignmentJonson, Ben1602comedy5180.734
562_00044Lingua, or The Combat of the Tongue and the Five SensesTomkis, Thomas1607comedy; allegory4970.747
579_00008Bussy D'AmboisChapman, George1607tragedy4430.721
666_00008Pericles, Prince of TyreShakespeare, William / Wilkins, Ge1609romance4820.722
720_00061Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy5080.822
720_00063Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy5080.820
720_00059Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy5160.784
720_00062Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy5120.780
720_00052Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy4720.719
720_00009Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy4870.702
720_00060Cynthia's Revenge, or Maenander's EcstasyStephens, John1613tragedy5120.701
753_00011The Scornful LadyBeaumont, Francis / Fletcher, John1616comedy4940.792
638_00002The Masque at Lord Haddington's Marriage (The Hue and CJonson, Ben1616masque4320.741
658_00047Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4740.884
658_00051Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4930.877
658_00041Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4910.863
658_00049Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4760.854
658_00033Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4900.833
658_00046Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4930.819
658_00032Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4890.811
658_00040Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4800.810
658_00002Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4830.809
658_00048Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4800.808
658_00027Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy5350.807
658_00050Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4950.806
658_00015Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4830.806
658_00007Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4910.805
658_00034Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4790.801
658_00030Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4920.798
658_00043Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4820.793
658_00039Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4770.793
658_00014Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy5170.788
658_00010Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy5300.785
658_00038Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4880.781
658_00031Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4900.775
658_00035Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4780.772
658_00000Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4720.770
658_00021Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy5060.767
658_00005Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4830.766
658_00016Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4820.756
453_00021Hamlet, Prince of DenmarkShakespeare, William1623tragedy5060.753
658_00011Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy5450.744
658_00017Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1623tragedy4880.726
964_00017Rhodon and IrisKnevet, Ralph1631pastoral4950.837
958_00014Caesar and Pompey (The Wars of Caesar and Pompey)Chapman, George1631tragedy5320.799
963_00000London's Ius Honorarium (London's Law of Honor)Heywood, Thomas1631civic play; pageant5240.735
975_00022The Courageous Turk, or Amurath the FirstGoffe, Thomas1632tragedy4970.753
1005_00030Fuimus Troes (The True Trojans)Fisher, Jasper1633history4890.801
1005_00026Fuimus Troes (The True Trojans)Fisher, Jasper1633history4950.799
1008_00006OrestesGoffe, Thomas1633tragedy4930.777
1005_00009Fuimus Troes (The True Trojans)Fisher, Jasper1633history4650.765
1008_00032OrestesGoffe, Thomas1633tragedy4400.755
1005_00019Fuimus Troes (The True Trojans)Fisher, Jasper1633history4930.744
1018_00005The Two Noble KinsmenShakespeare, William / Fletcher, J1634tragicomedy4870.780
1085_00010The Seven Champions of ChristendomKirke, John1638romance4990.694
1137_00011The Strange DiscoveryGough, J.1640romance4770.723

Chunks from other editions (41; placed after the fit, not in the statistics)

chunkplayauthorpublishedgenrewordstypicality
107_00028JocastaGascoigne, George / Kinwelmershe, 1575tragedy4980.726
77_00016Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4950.886
77_00006Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy5210.841
77_00026Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy5020.840
77_00017Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4910.835
77_00005Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4800.832
77_00014Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4780.831
77_00020Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4990.830
51_00012Thyestes (Seneca's Second Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5030.811
60_00006Hercules Furens (Mad Hercules) (Seneca's First Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy; literary play4810.795
77_00018Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4920.767
51_00002Thyestes (Seneca's Second Tragedy)Heywood, Jasper / Seneca, Lucius A1581tragedy5120.756
77_00022Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4930.742
77_00015Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4810.715
77_00011Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy4750.699
77_00027Agamemnon (Seneca's Eighth Tragedy)Seneca, Lucius Annaeus / Studley, 1581tragedy5000.698
657_00045Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5140.863
657_00049Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5110.850
657_00000Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5040.841
657_00048Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5050.839
657_00046Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy4990.839
657_00034Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5020.836
657_00031Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy4990.833
657_00038Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy4920.831
657_00009Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5330.819
657_00047Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5060.816
657_00040Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5060.815
657_00030Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy4850.810
657_00039Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy4810.810
657_00004Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy5170.805
657_00041Troilus and CressidaShakespeare, William1609tragedy4660.793
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423_00043Poetaster, or The ArraignmentJonson, Ben1616comedy5190.771
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316_00038Love's Labor's LostShakespeare, William1623comedy5120.736
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