 The title page of Burby's Q1 of "LLL", the earliest play text to be printed under Shakespeare's name, also claims that that edition was "Newly corrected and augmented" – which has been taken by some commentators as a possible indication of an earlier "bad quarto" of "LLL" that has not survived.Burby had subsidiary connections with the Shakespeare canon as well.He published "Palladis Tamia" (1598) by Francis Meres, which contains an important reference to Shakespeare and a list of Shakespearean works produced up to 1598.