... the kind of comparison or contrast Shallow is making. William Smith s pioneering attem pt at explication built on Rowe s argu­ m ent that the exchange as a whole was pointed at Shakespeare s traditional enemy, Sir Thomas Lucy of Charlecote, whose coat of arms displayed luces. Smith suggested...

... American College Dublin Piotr Sadowski NOTES 1 William Shakespeare, Hamlet, ed. H arold Jenkins, T he A rden Edition (London-NewYork: Routledge, 1990 [1982 2Jenkins 465. Frank Kermode, ed., Hamlet, in The Riverside Shakespeare, ed. G. Blakemore Evans (Boston: H oughton, 1974) 1155. 4 G. R. H ibbard, ed...

... soldiers who find the soft life of peace rationally superior to war. The idea for Timon ofAthens may have come to Shakespeare while preparing A ll s Well that Ends Well. The major source for A ll s Well thatEnds Wellis Novel 38 Gilletta of Narbona in William Painter s The Palace of Pleasure}6 If in­...

... 43738. G ow er s Confessio Amantis was available in a 1554 edition, an d Twine s novella had appeared in 1576. 3 See William Shakespeare: The Complete Works, Stanley Wells an d Gary Tay­ lor, eds. (Oxford: C larendon P, 1988). T he add ed m aterial am ounts to a full scene in the O xford s...

.... There is considerable evidence that A Midsummer Night s Dream was first written for the Carey/Berkeley wedding on 19 February 1595. Originally, however, a dif­ ferent bridegroom had been proposed for Elizabeth Carey: William Herbert, son of Mary Sidney (and, perhaps, the young man of Shakespeare s sonnets). Harold...

..., Sarah. Food, Consumption and the Body in Contemporary Women s Fiction. Cam bridge: C am bridge UP, 200. Pp. vii + 213. he. $54.95. 0-521-66153-6. Shakespeare, William. King Henry VI, Part II. Ed. R onald Knowles. Surrey: T he A rden Shakespeare, 1999. Pp. xvi + 491. pb. 0-17-443494-4. Shakespeare...

... th at antiquehere means an c ie n t ; b u t also grotesq u e (an tic however w ithout p in p o in tin g spe­ cific fables, let alone grotesque. A nother word-play that can be read into antique is ant-ique p ertain in g to ants. 9 William Shakespeare, A Midsummer N ight s Dream, ed. H.H. Furness...

..., as Peter Milward pointed out (TLS,January 2, 1998, p. 15). W hether William Shakespeare and the WTilliam Shakeshafte 194 English Language Notes of H oghton s will were the same person or not, there is no doubt that there was a link between Shakespeare and some people and places in Lancashire, and in a ver...

... and Printing Corp., 2005. Pp. 379. he. $62.50. 0-8386-3969-2. Patten, Eve. Samuel Ferguson and the Culturer ofNineteenth-Century Ireland. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2004. Pp. 207. he. $55.00. 1-85182-851-6. Ramsbotham, Richard. Who Wrote Bacon ? William Shakespeare, Francis Bacon and James I: A Mysteryfor...

....: Medieval an d Renaissance Texts & Studies, 1996), 3154. William Shakespeare, Hamlet, edited by H arold Jenkins (London: M ethuen, 1982), 460, Longer Note on II.i.59. 4Simon Thurley, T he Sports o f Kings, in David Starkey, ed., Henry Vili: A European Court in England (L ondon: Collins & Brown, 1991...

... of William Shakespeare, 4 vols (London: Bickers, 1864) 1:712. 48Edward Dowden, ed., The Tragedy ofHamlet (London: M ethuen, 1899) 70, and see Jo h n S. Farm er and W. E. Henley, Slang and its Analogues Past and Present, 7 vols (London: privately printed, 1890-1904) 2:401 (slang m eanings of salt are given...

..., but not before Claudius declares—to cheers—that tonight they will rage: No jocund health that Denmark drinks today But the great cannon to the clouds shall tell, And the King’s rouse the heaven shall bruit again, Re-speaking earthly thunder. (1.2.125–28) 2 alcoholism Hamlet William Shakespeare...

... See the gloss in The Riverside Shakespeare, gen. ed. G. Blakemore Evans 12 English Language Notes (Boston: H oughton Mifflin, 1974) 1142. Com parable is the gloss in the rev. Pelican ed., William Shakespeare: The Complete Works, gen. ed. Alfred Harbage (New York: Viking, 1977), III.i.40. 17 Murray J...

... by accomplishment of the raw sex act per se. Betsy Bowden Rutgers University, Camden NOTES 1 William C. Carroll, And Love You gainst the Nature of Love : Ovid, Rape, and The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Shakespeare s Ovid: The Metamorphoses in the Plays and Poems, ed. Anthony B. Taylor (Cambridge: Cambridge UP...

..., "Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence: A Baconian and his Books," The Library, n.s., 5, no. 3 (2004): 299. 16William Shakespeare, Mr. William Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies (London, 1623), M2v. 17 Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence, Bacon Is Shake-speare (NewYork: John McBride Co., 1910), 84-112. 18...

...Carol F. Heffernan Copyright © 2004 Regents of the University of Colorado 2004 12 English Language Notes (Boston: H oughton Mifflin, 1974) 1142. Com parable is the gloss in the rev. Pelican ed., William Shakespeare: The Complete Works, gen. ed. Alfred Harbage (New York: Viking, 1977), III.i...

... was more appropriate to represent that difference than large, sagging breasts caused by maternal lactation. Rachana Sachdev Susquehanna University NOTES 1 Macbeth, 1.7.54; Coriolanus, 3.2.131. All quotations from Shakespeare are from William Shakespeare, The Complete Works o f Shakespeare, ed. David...

... Comparativism, eds. Katalin Kurtosi a n d jo z s e f Pal (Szegod: U o f Szeged, 1994) 479- 86. 3 B e n jo n so n , To the M emory of My Beloved, T he A uthor, Mr. William Shakespeare, And W hat H e H ath Left Us, Ben Jonson: Poems, ed. Ian D onald­ son (1623; L ondon: O xford UP, 1975) 307-10. 4Daniel E. G...

... ubinstein, A Dictionary ofShakespeare s Sexual Puns and their Significance (London: M acmillan, 1984) 285. 25 R ubinstein 285. 26E. D. Capell, Mr. William Shakespeare his com edies, histories, an d trag­ edies (London: 1767-68) Editions and Adaptations of Shakespeare, CD-ROM. (Cam bridge, Eng.: Chadwyck...

... William Shakespeare, Measure for Measure, ed. N. W. Bawcutt (Oxford: Clarendon, 1991) 114 n. 87. 2 Thomas Cogan, The Haven ofHealth (London, 1584) 92. See also Nicholas Culpeper, Culpeper s Complete Herbal (1652; London, 1816) 142. Culpeper says that prunes are used to somewhat loosen the belly...