title: Patient and Meek Grissel
title_page_title: THE COMMODYE OF pacient and meeke Grissill, Whearin  is declared, the good example, of her pacience towardes her Husband: and  lykewise, the due obedience of Children, toward their Parentes.
title_page_author: Newly. Compiled by Iohn Phillip.
title_page_performance: [in single column] Eight persons maye easely play this Commody. |  1. Polliticke Perswasion the Uice. the Epiloge. For one. | 2. Preface. Marquis.  For another. | 3. Fidence. Indigence. The second Paidge or Seruing man, The Sonne of Grissill. For another. | 4. Reason. Dilligence. Countis Mayd.  Pacience. and the Daughter of Grissill. For another. | 5. Sobrietie. Countis of  Pango. Cōmon people. Constancy. | 6. Rumor. Iannickle. | 7. Iannickells  Wife. The first of the Pages. The Nursse. | 8. Grissill. The Midwife.
title_page_imprint: Imprinted at London, in Fleetestreat beneath the Conduit, at the signe of Saint Iohn Euangelist by  Thomas Colwell.
paratext_charachter_list: on title page [A1r]
stationer_entries_in_register: c. Apr, 1566: Entered to Thomas Colwell: "an history of meke and pacyent gresell".<br />c. Feb, 1569: Entered to Thomas Colwell: "the history of payciente gresell &c".
stationer_additional_notes: Greg dates this edition to [1569?], but <i>STC</i> dates it to [1566?]. DEEP originally followed Greg but has now changed to the <i>STC</i> date.
transcript_modern_spelling: The comedy of patient and meek grissel wherein is declared the good example of her patience towards her husband and likewise the due obedience of children toward their parents newly compiled by john phillip eight persons may easily play this comedy 1 politic persuasion the vice the epilogue for one 2 preface marquis for another 3 fidence indigence the second page or serving man the son of grissel for another 4 reason diligence countess' maid patience and the daughter of grissel for another 5 sobriety countess of pango common people constancy 6 rumor janicle 6 janicle's wife the first of the pages the nurse 8 grissel the midwife imprinted at London in fleet street beneath the conduit at the sign of saint john evangelist by Thomas colwell.