This chapter in comparative textual criticism applies Werstine's analysis of early modem play-texts annotated to guide performance (2013) to sixteen analogous manuscripts from seventeenth-century Spanish drama. It concludes that the Spanish evidence generally supports Werstine's invalidation of Greg's notions of 'foul papers' and 'promptbooks' as categories to identify printer's copy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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