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Wales: MS 776B The 'Rosania Manuscript' of Katherine Philips's Works (1664-1667) Katherine Philips (Author) Polexander (Scribe) Item 2.3 (Verse, Prologue), pp. 15-16 Wentworth Dillon, earl of Roscommon (Author) Polexander (Scribe) PROLOGUE For the Theatre in Dublin, written by the Earl of Roscommon The mighty Rivals, whose destructive Rage ... Who gave so many Crowns, bestow one now 36 lines[ The scribe indicates the following addressees: in the left margin, at l. 23, "to the Ladies"; and at l. 31, "to the Lord Lieutenant". ]National Library of Wales: MS 21867B Manuscript Copy of Katherine Philips's Pompey (1662-1663) Katherine Philips (Author) Item 1.1 (Verse, Prologue), fols. 1r-v Wentworth Dillon, earl of Roscommon (Author) Hand B (Scribe) The Prologue to Pompey / E: Roscommon The mighty Rivals, whose destructive Rage ... Who gave so many Crowns, bestow one now 36 lines[ The attribution to "E: Roscommon" is in Philips's hand. ] |