...translation from Plautus. — " After such sports, a Comedy of Errors (like to Plautus his MfTtechmns) was played by the players : so that night was begun,...end in nothing but confusion and errors. Whereupon Whereupon it was ever afterwards called Tlie. Night of Errors." Gesta Grayorum, 1688. The Registers...

...it were different,) in the Gefla Grayorum, the Chriftmas Revels of the GraysInn Gentlemen, 1594, " a Comedy of Errors like to Plautus his Menechmus was played by the Players." And the fame hath been fufpected to be the fubject of the goodlie Comedie of Plautus, acted at Greenwich...

...Grayorum, 1688,) a Comedy of Errors, like to Plautus his Mencchmus, was played by the players : fo that night was begun and continued to the end in nothing but confufion and errors. Whereupon it was ever afterwards called the Night of Errors." The Regifters of...

...thought good not to attempt any thing of account, except dancing and revelling with gentlewomen. And after such sports a comedy of errors (like to Plautus,...Menechmus,) was played by the players. So that night begun and continued to theend innothing but confusion and errors; whereupon, it was afterwards called...

...thought good not to attempt any thing of account, except dancing and revelling with gentlewomen. And D 9 _rpdE } r  O ΊBx( a . a -=0 Fl H M ُf گ c< e l9±Q~ hy the players. So that nit>ht begun and continued to theend in nothing but confusion and errors; whereupon,...

...indeed it were different,) in the Gesta Grayorum, the Christmas Revels of the Grays-Inn Gentlemen, 1594, "a Comedy of Errors like to Plautus his Menechmus was played by the Players." And the same hath been suspected to be the subject of the "goodlie Comedie of Plautus," acted at Greenwich...

...sports a comedy of errors (like to I 'I an! as, his Menechmus,) wai played by the players. So that night begun and continued to the end in nothing but confusion and errors; whereupon, it was afterwards called " The Night of Errors." This mischance was a great discouragement and disparagement...

...for the following notice in the Gesta Grayorum, <fec. can hardly be referred to any other piece ; " After such sports, a Comedy of Errors (like to Plautus...it was ever afterwards called The Night of Errors," 'p. 22, ed. 1688. The second notice of it is in Meres's Palladis Tamia, &c. 1598, where it is mentioned...

...appeared, since in the Gesta Grayorum of 1594 (published in 4to, 1688) is the following entry : — " hat we are awake ?] The folio omits these words. 372...have had a most rare vision. I have* had a dream, — (P. 22.) Again, it is reasonable to expect, if Shakespeare had adopted Warner's version for the groundwork...

...appeared, since in the Gesta Grayorum of 1594 (published in 4to, 1688) is the following entry : — " ca*on'd with a Frenchman yesterday, — ] That is....though unusual, is not Mtvuilar , thus in Chapman's итоге ; whereupon it was ever afterwards called the Night of Errors." (P. 22.) Again, it is reasonable...