| 2H6 I.i.88 | [Gloucester to all] hath mine uncle Beaufort and myself ... / Studied so long |
| AC V.ii.10 | [Proculeius to Cleopatra] Caesar ... bids thee study on what fair demands / Thou mean'st to have him grant thee |
| LLL I.i.61 | [Berowne to King] to study where I well may dine |
| LLL V.ii.826 | [Berowne to thoughtful Rosaline] Studies my lady? |
| MM II.iv.7 | [Angelo alone] The state, whereon I studied, / Is like a good thing ... / Grown seared and tedious |
| R2 V.v.1 | [Richard alone] I have been studying how I may compare / This prison where I live unto the world |
| R3 I.ii.257 | [Richard to himself] I'll ... entertain a score or two of tailors / To study fashions to adorn my body |
| Tem II.i.83 | [Adrian to Gonzalo, of the latter's reference to 'widow Dido'] You make me study of that |
| TG III.i.242 | [Proteus to Valentine] study help for that which thou lamentest |