Shakespeare, William. Pericles. Sources,
2597-5.I=**G.4072.30.1 Apollonius, Prince of Tyre: upon which Shakespeare founded Pericles. Together with Appollinus, Prince of Tyr, from Gower’s Con- fessio Amantis. The first reprinted from an early unknown edi- tion of Lawrence Twine’s translation of the romance; and the last from a MS. in the British Museum. London. Rodd. 1841. vi, 183-257, (1), vi, 259-312 pp. (In Collier, John Payne, compiler. Shakespeare’s library . . . Vol.1. London. [1843.])
Twine’s narrative has the title: The patterne of painefull adventures: containing the most excellent, pleasant and variable historie of the strange accidents that befell vnto Prince Apollonius .. .
This card was printed al the Boston Public Library, July 9, 1918.
 
1.4496 — Twyne, Lawrence, fl. 1576. — Gower, John, 1320-1402. — Appollonius Tyrius, King. — Shakespeare, William. Pericles. Sources.