Michaelmas Term Thomas Middleton

Plays

• The Phoenix (1603–1604)
• The Honest Whore, Part 1 (1604) (co-written with Thomas Dekker)
• Michaelmas Term (1604)
• A Trick to Catch the Old One (1605)
• A Mad World, My Masters (1605)
• A Yorkshire Tragedy (1605)
• Timon of Athens (1606) (co-written with Shakespeare)
• The Puritan (1606)
• The Revenger's Tragedy (1606)
• Your Five Gallants (1607)
• The Bloody Banquet (1608–1609) (co-written with Dekker)
• The Roaring Girl (1611) (co-written with Dekker)
• No Wit, No Help Like a Woman's (1611)
• The Second Maiden's Tragedy (1611)
• A Chaste Maid in Cheapside (1613)
• Wit at Several Weapons (1613) (co-written with William Rowley)
• More Dissemblers Besides Women (1614)
• The Widow (1615–16)
• The Witch (1616)
• A Fair Quarrel (1616) (co-written with Rowley)
• The Old Law (1618–19) (co-written with Rowley)
• Hengist, King of Kent (1620)
• Women Beware Women (1621)
• Anything for a Quiet Life (1621) (co-written with John Webster)
• The Changeling (1622) (co-written with Rowley)
• The Nice Valour (1622)
• The Spanish Gypsy (1623) (co-written with Rowley, Dekker and John Ford)
• A Game at Chess (1624)

Attributed to Middleton, authorship disputed, possible co-authorship

• Blurt, Master Constable (1602) (usually attributed to either Middleton or Thomas Dekker)
• Measure for Measure (1603–4) (some scholars argue that the First Folio text was partly revised by Middleton in 1621)
• All's Well That Ends Well (1604-5) (believed by some scholars to be co-written or revised by Middleton, based on stylometric analysis)
• Macbeth (1606) (scholars have recognized evidence of late interpolations written by Middleton)
• The Family of Love (1608) (many scholars have attributed it to Middleton and Dekker; recent scholarship suggests that it was probably penned by Lording Barry)
• The Witch of Edmonton (1621) (title-page indicates an additional writer that could be Middleton)
• A Match at Midnight (1622) (some nineteenth-century critics ascribed it to Middleton and Rowley)

Other stage works

• The Whole Royal and Magnificent Entertainment Given to King James Through the City of London (1603–4) (co-written with Thomas Dekker, Stephen Harrison and Ben Jonson)
• The Manner of his Lordship's Entertainment
• Civitas Amor
• The Triumphs of Truth (1613)
• The Triumphs of Honour and Industry (1617)
• The Masque of Heroes, or, The Inner Temple Masque (1619)
• The Triumphs of Love and Antiquity (1619)
• The World Tossed at Tennis (1620) (co-written with William Rowley)
• Honourable Entertainments (1620–1)
• An Invention (1622)
• The Sun in Aries (1621)
• The Triumphs of Honour and Virtue (1622)
• The Triumphs of Integrity with The Triumphs of the Golden Fleece (1623)
• The Triumphs of Health and Prosperity (1626)

Poetry

• The Wisdom of Solomon Paraphrased (1597)
• Microcynicon: Six Snarling Satires (1599)
• The Ghost of Lucrece (1600)
• Burbage epitaph (1619)
• Bolles epitaph (1621)
• St. James (1623)
• Duchess of Malfi (Commendatory verses to John Webster's play) (1623)
• To the King (1624)

Prose

• The Penniless Parliament of Threadbare Poets (1601)
• News from Gravesend (1603) (co-written with Thomas Dekker)
• The Nightingale and the Ant (1604) (also published as Father Hubbard's Tales)
• The Meeting of Gallants at an Ordinary (1604) (co-written with Dekker)
• Plato's Cap Cast at the Year 1604 (1604)
• The Black Book (1604)
• Sir Robert Sherley his Entertainment in Cracovia (1609) (translation).
• The Two Gates of Salvation, or The Marriage of the Old and New Testament (1609)
• The Owl's Almanac (1618)
• The Peacemaker (1618)