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King Lear (1623)
Summary: First Folio (F1) version of William
Shakespeare's King Lear; printed 1623
Physical description: 1 volume: 22cm x 33cm (8.5" x
13")
Held by: Horace Howard Furness Memorial [Shakespeare]
Library, Department of Special Collections, Van Pelt Library, University
of Pennsylvania [call number: Furness fV90 1623]
Facsimile note: The pages of the text
appear at approximately one and a half times the size of the original.
Their exact size will vary with monitors. They have been adjusted for
clarity and visibility. No other alterations or enhancements have been
made. These adjustments may occasionally result in color and brightness
variations which exaggerate those of the original.
Table of Contents
- Preliminary Leaves, including:
- B[en] I[onson], "To the Reader"
- title page
- Iohn Heminge and Henry Condell, dedication
- Idem., "To the great Variety of Readers"
- table of contents
- Ben: Ionson, "To the memory of my beloued, the author"
- Hugh Holland, "Vpon the Lines and Life of . . . William Shakespeare"
- L. Digges, "To the memorie of . . . W. Shakespeare," and I[ohn] M[arston], "To the memorie of M. W. Shake-speare"
- "Names of Principall Actors"
- Act-Scene Index
Links below move to the beginning of each indicated scene. Act-scene
divisions are those provided in the original text and differ in some
instances from those given in modern edited texts.
- Page and Line-number Index
Links in the chart below move to individual pages of the facsimile. Upper
citations refer to page numbers; lower citations refer to first lines of
facsimile pages (in act.scene.line number notation). Act, scene, and line
numbers are keyed to and based upon those provided in The Riverside
Shakespeare (act-scene divisions differ slightly from those
identified in the original text).
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