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The mediaeval stage, volume 2 (of 2)

Note 603 — Chapter XXV · HUMANISM AND MEDIAEVALISM

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No play in the first two sections of the ‘vice-dramas’ tabulated by Cushman, 55, has a vice. Of the eleven plays (excluding King John, which has none) that remain, eight can be called morals. But to these must be added Heywood’s Love and Weather, Grimald’s Archipropheta, Jack Juggler, Hester, Tom Tiler and His Wife, none of which are morals, unless the first can be so called.

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