——­ Another edition.  London, 1777, 8vo.

——­ Comus, a masque [altered by J. Dalton from John Milton], London, 1791, 8vo. 
      In vol. i. of “Bell’s Theatre.”

——­ Comus [altered from Milton by J. Dalton].  London, 1811, 8vo. 
      In the “Modern British Drama,” vol. ii.

——­ Comus:  a mask, altered from Milton. [By J. Dalton.] London, 1815, 16mo. 
      In vol. x. of Dibdin’s “London Theatre.”

——­ Comus. [Adapted to the stage by J. Dalton.] London, 1826, 8vo. 
      In the “British Drama,” vol. ii.

——­ Comus:  a masque [in two acts].  Altered from Milton [by G. Colman].  As performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent Garden.  The musick composed by Dr. Arne.  London, 1772, 8vo.

——­ Another edition.  London, 1774, 8vo.

——­ Comus:  a masque.  Altered by Mr. Colman. (Bell’s British Theatre, vol. ix.) London, 1777, 12mo.

——­ Comus:  a masque.  Altered from Milton [by G. Colman].  Edinburgh, 1786, 12mo. 
      Vol. iv. of the “British Stage.”

——­ Comus.  Altered for the stage by Colman. (Modern British Drama, vol. v.) London, 1811, 8vo.

——­ Comus:  a masque.  Altered from Milton, by G. Colman. (Inchbald’s Collection of Farces, vol. vii.) London, 1815, 12mo.

——­ Milton’s Comus:  a masque, in two acts [altered from Milton], as
revised at Covent Garden, April 28, 1815.  London, 1815, 8vo. 
      There is a copy in the British Museum with the autograph of Sir
      Henry Bishop.

——­ Comus:  a masque.  Altered from Milton [by G. Colman].  London [1824], 8vo. 
      Vol. ii. of “The London Stage.”

——­ Comus.  Altered from Milton. [By G. Colman, the elder.] London, 1872, 8vo. 
      In the “British Drama,” vol. xii.

——­ Comus:  a masque.  Altered from Milton. (Supplement to Bell’s British Theatre, vol. iv.) London, 1784, 12mo.

——­ Miltonis epistola ad Pollionem.  Edidit et notis illustravit F.S.  Cantabrigiensis.  Londini, 1738, folio.

——­ Editio altera.  Londini, 1738, folio.

——­ Milton’s Epistle to Pollio.  Translated from the Latin, and illustrated with notes.  London, 1740, folio.

——­ Milton restor’d and Bentley depos’d, containing, I. Some observations on Dr. Bentley’s preface.  II.  His various readings and notes on Paradise Lost and Milton’s text, set in opposite columns, with remarks therein.  III.  Paradise Lost, attempted in rime.  Book I., Numb.  I. From Dean Swift.  London, 1732, 8vo.

——­ Paradise Lost:  a poem attempted in Rhime. [Altered from Milton.] London, 1740, 8vo.

——­ Paradise Lost.  An oratorio [in three acts and in verse] altered and adapted to the stage from Milton [by B. Stillingfleet].  London, 1760, 4to.

——­ Paradise Lost.  An oratorio in four parts.  The words selected from the works of Milton by J.L.  Ellerton.  London [1862], 12mo.