The Anatomist; Or, the Sham-Doctor: Written by Mr. Ravenscroft. with the Loves of Mars and Venus; A Play Set to Musick: Written by Mr. Motteux. as The

Anatomist; Or the Sham Doctor

A Comedy of Two Acts, as It Is Performed at the New Theatre in Crow-Street. Written by Mr. Ravenscroft.

Conspiracy, or the Change of Government. a Tragedy [In Five Acts, and in Verse].

The English Lawyer; A Comedy, Etc. [Freely Adapted from Codrington's Translation of George Ruggle's Ignoramus.]

King Edgar and Alfreda. a Tragi-Comedy, Etc. [In Five Acts and in Verse.]

Titus Andronicus; Or the Rape of Lavinia; A Tragedy, Alter'd from Mr. Shakespear's Works, by Mr. Edw. Ravenscroft.

Italian Husband. a Tragedy, Etc. [In Three Acts and in Verse]. (Epilogue Writ by J. Haynes).

The Anatomist; Or, the Sham Doctor. [A Comedy, in Three Acts and in Prose.]. with the Loves of Mars and Venus. a Play [In Three Acts and in Verse] Set

The London Cuckolds. a Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose].

The Canterbury Guests; Or, a Bargain Broken. a Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose].

The Citizen Turn'd Gentleman: A Comedy, Etc. [In Five Acts and in Prose. Taken from Molie Re's "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" and "Monsieur de Pourceaugna

The Citizen Turn'd Gentleman: A Comedy, Etc. [In Five Acts and in Prose. Taken from Molie Re's "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" and "Monsieur de Pourceaugna

The Careless Lovers: A Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose. Partly Taken from Molie Re's "Monsieur de Pourceaugnac"]. (Epilogue by Mr. Settle.).

Anatomist; or, the Sham-doctor

Written by Mr. Ravenscroft. With The Loves of Mars and Venus; a Play set to Musick: Written by Mr. Motteux. As They are Acted Together by Their Majesties Servants

The Anatomist; Or, the Sham-Doctor: Written by Mr. Ravenscroft. with the Loves of Mars and Venus; A Play Set to Musick: Written by Mr. Motteux. as The

Anatomist; Or the Sham Doctor

A Comedy of Two Acts, as It Is Performed at the New Theatre in Crow-Street. Written by Mr. Ravenscroft.

Conspiracy, or the Change of Government. a Tragedy [In Five Acts, and in Verse].

The English Lawyer; A Comedy, Etc. [Freely Adapted from Codrington's Translation of George Ruggle's Ignoramus.]

King Edgar and Alfreda. a Tragi-Comedy, Etc. [In Five Acts and in Verse.]

Titus Andronicus; Or the Rape of Lavinia; A Tragedy, Alter'd from Mr. Shakespear's Works, by Mr. Edw. Ravenscroft.

Italian Husband. a Tragedy, Etc. [In Three Acts and in Verse]. (Epilogue Writ by J. Haynes).

The Anatomist; Or, the Sham Doctor. [A Comedy, in Three Acts and in Prose.]. with the Loves of Mars and Venus. a Play [In Three Acts and in Verse] Set

The London Cuckolds. a Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose].

The Canterbury Guests; Or, a Bargain Broken. a Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose].

The Citizen Turn'd Gentleman: A Comedy, Etc. [In Five Acts and in Prose. Taken from Molie Re's "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" and "Monsieur de Pourceaugna

The Citizen Turn'd Gentleman: A Comedy, Etc. [In Five Acts and in Prose. Taken from Molie Re's "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" and "Monsieur de Pourceaugna

The Careless Lovers: A Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose. Partly Taken from Molie Re's "Monsieur de Pourceaugnac"]. (Epilogue by Mr. Settle.).

Anatomist; or, the Sham-doctor

Written by Mr. Ravenscroft. With The Loves of Mars and Venus; a Play set to Musick: Written by Mr. Motteux. As They are Acted Together by Their Majesties Servants