title: All for Money
title_page_title: A MORAL AND PITIEFVL COmedie, Intituled, All for  Money. Plainly representing the ma<i>ners of men, and fashion of the world</i> noweadayes.
title_page_author: <i>Compiled by T.  Lupton.</i>
title_page_performance: The names of them that play this Comœdie. [in double columns] Theologie.  Money without learning. |  Science.  All for money. | Arte.  Neyther money nor learning. | Money.  Moneyles and friendles. | Adulation.  Gregorie graceles. | Mischieuous helpe.  Moneyles. | Pleasure.  William with the two wiues. | Prest for pleasure.  Nychol. | Sinne.  S. Laurence. | Swift to sinne.  Mother Crooke. | Damnation.  Iudas. | Satan.  Diues. | Pryde.  Godly admonition. | Gluttonie.  Uertue. | Learning with money.  Humilitie. | <small>L</small>earning without mony   Charitie.
title_page_imprint: AT LONDON. <i>Printed  by Roger Warde and Richard Mundee, dwel</i>ling at Temple Barre.  Anno. 1578.
paratext_charachter_list: on title page [A1r]
stationer_entries_in_register: Nov 25, 1577: Entered to Roger Ward: "an enterlude intituled all for money".
transcript_modern_spelling: a moral and pitiful comedy entitled all for money plainly representing the manners of men and fashion of the world nowadays compiled by T. Lupton The names of them that play this comedy theology science art money adulation mischievous help pleasure pressed for pleasure sin swift to sin damnation Satan pride gluttony learning with money learning without money money without learning all for money neither money nor learning moneyless and friendless Gregory graceless moneyless William with the two wives Nichol St. Lawrence Mother Crook Judas Dives Godly admonition virtue humility charity at London printed by Roger Ward and Richard mundee dwelling at temple bar anno 1578