Pavier quartos

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The Pavier quartos are a group of early 17th-century, often dubious or pirated, printed editions of plays attributed to William Shakespeare, published by Thomas Pavier and later central to debates over the authenticity and textual history of Shakespeare’s works.

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Pavier quartos canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean textual corpus subset ⓘ
group of early modern play quartos ⓘ
areAssociatedWith Thomas Pavier ⓘ
William Jaggard ⓘ
William Shakespeare ⓘ
areCentralTo debates over authenticity of Shakespeare texts ⓘ
debates over textual history of Shakespeare’s works ⓘ
areCharacterizedBy false or misleading title pages in some copies ⓘ
imprints with falsified dates in some copies ⓘ
variant states and issues ⓘ
areDebatedRegarding degree of authorial authority ⓘ
relationship to lost theatrical manuscripts ⓘ
status as piracy versus semi-authorized publication ⓘ
areFormat quarto ⓘ
arePartOf early modern English drama print culture ⓘ
arePreservedIn major rare book libraries ⓘ
arePrintedEditionsOf plays attributed to William Shakespeare ⓘ
arePrintedIn London ⓘ
linked to: London, England
arePrintedInLanguage English ⓘ
areReferencedBy modern Shakespeare editors ⓘ
areRelatedTo First Folio of Shakespeare ⓘ
areSometimesCalled False Folio ⓘ
areSometimesDescribedAs Pavier–Jaggard quartos ⓘ
areSubjectOfStudyIn Shakespeare studies ⓘ
bibliography ⓘ
textual criticism ⓘ
hasApproximateDate 1619 ⓘ
hasPublisher Thomas Pavier ⓘ
hasTimePeriod early 17th century ⓘ
haveLegalContext Stationers’ Company regulations ⓘ
haveReputation dubious ⓘ
pirated ⓘ
unauthorized ⓘ
haveScholarlySignificance evidence for early 17th-century publishing practices ⓘ
evidence for early Shakespeare play texts ⓘ
evidence for unauthorized or memorial reconstruction ⓘ
includeWork A Midsummer Night’s Dream ⓘ
Henry V ⓘ
linked to: Henry V (play)

King Lear ⓘ
Pericles ⓘ
Sir John Oldcastle ⓘ
The Merchant of Venice ⓘ
The Merry Wives of Windsor ⓘ
The Whole Contention Between the Two Famous Houses of York and Lancaster ⓘ
linked to: Henry VI, Part 1

The Yorkshire Tragedy ⓘ
influence modern editions’ choice of copy-text for some plays ⓘ
precede First Folio of Shakespeare ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Shakespeare quartos → hasSubset → Pavier quartos ⓘ
False Folio → hasScholarlyTerm → Pavier quartos ⓘ