The find provided evidence that the play might be a distinct work that had been published but lost and not an early title of "The Taming of the Shrew". However, this evidence is not decisive. Another playwright had written a play called "The Taming of a Shrew" which was published in quarto in 1594, whereas Shakespeare's "Shrew" play was not published until the 1623 Folio. Therefore, it is possible that Shakespeare originally titled his Shrew play "Love's Labour's Won" in order to distinguish it from the rival play.