 "Wooden O" (I.prologue) and "brave fleet with silken  streamers" (III.prologue); 2) Julius Caesar ("Et tu"); 3) Antony  and Cleopatra; 4) Coriolanus (V.iii. Volumnia kneeling to her  son to save Rome); 5) Henry VIII; 6) Romeo and Juliet; 7) Henry  IVs (part 2, V.i.); 8) Richard II "[Dashes the glass upon the  ground]" (IV.i); 9) Henry VIs (Joan of Arc and the red and white  roses); 10) Richard III (the little princes); 11) Troilus and  Cressida (Achilles: "Come tie his body to my horses tail,/Along  the field I will the Troyan trail." V.viii); 12) A Midsummer  Nights Dream; 13) Hamlet; 14) Othello; 15) Titus Andronicus  ("..there they are, both baked in this pie;/Whereof their moth  daintily hath fed..." V.iii); 16) The Tempest; 17) As You Like  It; 18) Macbeth; 19) Alls Well That Ends Well ("When thou canst  get the ring upon my finger...and show me a child beggoten of  thy body...then call me husband..." III.ii); 20) Taming of the  Shrew; 21) Much Ado About Nothing; 22) Merry Wives of Windsor  (V.v); 23) The Merchant of Venice (III.ii) 24) King John ("The  wall is high, and yet will I leap down..." IV.iii); 25) Loves  Labours Lost; 26) Pericles (III.ii); 27) Lear; 28) Comedy of  Errors; 29) Two Gentlemen of Verona; 30) Twelfth Night; 31)  Timon of Athens; 32) Winters Tale ("[Exit pursued by a bear.]"  III.iii); 33) Measure for Measure; 34) Cymbeline ("[Jupiter  descends in thunder and lightening, sitting upon an eagle...]"  V.iv).