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Loves Mistresse : or The Queenes Masque

Heywood, Thomas

Loves Mistresse:

The Prologue to this Play, the first time it was Presented on the Stage; Cupid descending in a Cloud, the Speaker.

Her Majesty inviting the King to Denmark House, in the Strand, upon His Birth-day, being November the 19. This Play (bearing from that time) the Title of the Queens Masque, was againe presented before Him: Cupid speaking the Prologue.

The Epilogue, spoken by Cupid, pointing to the severall Plannets.

The Prologue to the King and Queene, the Second time it was Acted, the same Week: Spoken by Cupid.

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	Loves Mistresse : or The Queenes Masque

Aut prodesse solent aut delectare—

	Loves Mistresse : or The Queenes Masque