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- The_World_and_the_Child abstract "The World and the Child (Latin: Mundus et Infans) is an anonymous English morality play. Its source is a late 14th-century or 15th-century poem The Mirror of the Periods of Man's Life, from which the play borrows significantly while reducing the number of characters. It is thought to have influenced William Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1.".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Age".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Conscience".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Folly".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Infans, the child".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Lust and Liking".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Manhood".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Mundus, the world".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Perseverance".
- The_World_and_the_Child characterInPlay "Wanton".
- The_World_and_the_Child genre Morality_play.
- The_World_and_the_Child premiereYear "1508".
- The_World_and_the_Child thumbnail Mundas-et-Infans-frontispiece-1522.png?width=300.
- The_World_and_the_Child wikiPageID "405525".
- The_World_and_the_Child wikiPageRevisionID "557235835".
- The_World_and_the_Child caption "Frontispiece to the 1522 edition".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters Folly_(allegory).
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Age".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Conscience".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Infans, the child".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Lust and Liking".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Manhood".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Mundus, the world".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Perseverance".
- The_World_and_the_Child characters "Wanton".
- The_World_and_the_Child genre Morality_play.
- The_World_and_the_Child hasPhotoCollection The_World_and_the_Child.
- The_World_and_the_Child imageSize "200".
- The_World_and_the_Child name "The World and the Child".
- The_World_and_the_Child origLang "English".
- The_World_and_the_Child premiere "1508".
- The_World_and_the_Child writer "Unknown".
- The_World_and_the_Child subject Category:1508_plays.
- The_World_and_the_Child subject Category:English_Renaissance_plays.
- The_World_and_the_Child subject Category:Medieval_drama.
- The_World_and_the_Child type Play.
- The_World_and_the_Child type Work.
- The_World_and_the_Child type WrittenWork.
- The_World_and_the_Child type CreativeWork.
- The_World_and_the_Child type InformationEntity.
- The_World_and_the_Child comment "The World and the Child (Latin: Mundus et Infans) is an anonymous English morality play. Its source is a late 14th-century or 15th-century poem The Mirror of the Periods of Man's Life, from which the play borrows significantly while reducing the number of characters. It is thought to have influenced William Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1.".
- The_World_and_the_Child label "The World and the Child".
- The_World_and_the_Child sameAs m.024cq6.
- The_World_and_the_Child sameAs Q7776091.
- The_World_and_the_Child sameAs Q7776091.
- The_World_and_the_Child wasDerivedFrom The_World_and_the_Child?oldid=557235835.
- The_World_and_the_Child depiction Mundas-et-Infans-frontispiece-1522.png.
- The_World_and_the_Child isPrimaryTopicOf The_World_and_the_Child.
- The_World_and_the_Child name "The World and the Child".