 Apart from the famous works of Shakespeare and George Bernard Shaw, other instances can be noted.George Chapman's "Caesar and Pompey," perhaps his most obscure play, may date from c. 1613.It was followed by Thomas May's "The Tragedy of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt" (1626), Sir Charles Sedley's "Antony and Cleopatra" (1677), and John Dryden's "All for Love" (1678) — the last, one of Dryden's great successes.