Montaigne and Shakespeare: And Other Essays on Cognate Questions

admit appears argument Bacon cited classical clear close coincidence common compared course critic culture death developed doubt earlier effect Elizabethan English essay existing expression fact familiar Florio force further genius given gives Greek ground Hamlet hand idea influence kind King knowledge later Latin Lear learning least leave less lines literary living matter means MEASURE mind Montaigne Montaigne's nature never occurs once opinion original parallels passage phrase Plautus plays poet possible probably problem Professor Collins prove published question quoted reason reference regards seems seen Seneca Shake Shakespeare soliloquy sonnets speare speech style suggested supposed surely theme thesis things thou thought trace tragedies translation turn universal verse whole writes written