 "Antonio's Revenge" was entered into the Stationer's Register in October 1601 by Matthew Lownes and Thomas Fisher, and it was printed in quarto the following year.Stage directions within the 1602 Quarto refer to two of the original actors by surname rather than character, which seems to indicate that—like "Antonio and Mellida—"the source for the printed text may have been a prompt book.In 1633 a collection of Marston's plays which included both "Antonio’s Revenge" and "Antonio and Mellida" was printed by William Sheares, who may have done so without Marston's permission, as there is no reference to Sheares having any rights to his plays in the Stationer's Register.